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CoinDesk | Cheyenne Ligon, Krisztian Sandor | Jul 18, 2022 First day of Celsius' bankruptcy hearing News of Celsius’ liquidity crisis broke on June 12, when the company announced it was pausing all customer withdrawals, citing “extreme market conditions.” The company formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Bankruptcy Court of the Southern

CoinDesk | Cheyenne Ligon, Krisztian Sandor | Jul 18, 2022 First day of Celsius' bankruptcy hearing News of Celsius’ liquidity crisis broke on June 12, when the company announced it was pausing all customer withdrawals, citing “extreme market conditions.” The company formally filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the Bankruptcy Court of the Southern

They survived pandemic to battle inflation. Next up for small businesses: dealing with what recession could mean for their bottom line and growth opportunities.

As the cost of living surges, Americans wrestle with higher prices on day-to-day costs. But higher taxes can be a sneaky added expense, especially for retirees.

McKinsey & Company | Jacomo Corbo, Jonathan Dunn, Tom Svrcek, and Kristi Tausk   | Jun 29, 2022 McKinsey experts predict that video entertainment, in all its forms, will become more immersive, gamified, and personalized A decade from now, what we watch—as well as how and where we watch it—could be dramatically different. Four McKinsey

Consumers are now paying higher prices for everyday expenses and coughing up more in interest on their credit cards.

McMinsey & Company | Jul 15, 2022 Workers are still leaving in droves Much has changed in the business world since early 2020, but one trend has remained constant: people keep leaving their jobs in droves. In fact, 40 percent of workers McKinsey recently surveyed say they’re thinking about leaving their positions in the next

Protocol | Tomio Geron | Jul 18, 2022 Linking blockchains together is a key part of the industry. But bridges are vulnerable to hackers and confusing for consumers. One of the challenges for the crypto industry is how many blockchains there are and how complex it is to move across them. This has led to

The outlook among middle-income families has also declined: 39% are expecting to be worse off financially in a year, compared with 17% in December 2020.

CSA | Jul 14, 2022 Montréal – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) is pleased to announce the establishment of the CSA Investor Advisory Panel (CSA IAP), and the appointment of its first members.  As announced in 2021, the CSA IAP will provide meaningful insight into retail investors’ interests and support the CSA’s policy development, strengthening Canada’s capital

The government is matching borrowers pursuing public student loan forgiveness with a new servicer soon. Here's what they need to know.

Tersa Scassa | | Jul 11, 2022 [Note: This is my third in a series of posts on the new Bill C-27 which will reform private sector data protection law in Canada and which will add a new Artificial Intelligence and Data Act. The previous two posts addressed consent and de-identification/anonymization.] In 2018 a furore

Jul 18, 2022 Most people know they should have a financial plan, but very few actually take the time to create one. There are many reasons why having a financial plan is more important than you may think, and in this post, we will explore some of them. We will also provide tips on how

Jul 18, 2022 As an entrepreneur, you're probably used to wearing a lot of hats. You're the CEO, the marketing director, the salesperson, and sometimes even the janitor. But one role you may not have considered is that of a legal expert. After all, as the business owner, it's up to you to make sure

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