Back to basics for Decentraland’s MANA as momentum indicator turns bearish
Decentraland boomed in 2021, but this year has been relatively quiet The native token MANA is sliding after remaining robust The bear weakness is widespread...
ApeCoin prediction as token retest key support amid bearish pressure
ApeCoin has plunged 15% in the past day Fundamentals around NFT and metaverse remain the growth drivers The Stochastic Oscillator shows APE at an oversold...
Currencies: U.S. dollar is on fire and slicing through key technical levels `like a hot knife in butter’
The U.S. dollar is on the upswing again and headed toward the year-to-date highs seen in mid-July following a period of relative dormancy for the...
Personal Finance Daily: ‘Remote work is here to stay,’ says New York Federal Reserve and are we headed into a housing recession?
Friday's top personal finance stories.
Front Office Sports: Activist investor calls on Disney to spin off ESPN
An activist investor is calling on Disney to let one of the biggest names in sports media chart its own course.
Market Snapshot: S&P 500, Nasdaq snap 4-week win streaks as U.S. stocks drop and Treasury yields jump
U.S. stocks close lower Friday, with major benchmarks suffering weekly losses, as investors digested hawkish commentary out of the Federal Reserve and more than $2...
The Escape Home: This is the affordable Caribbean paradise you need to visit
We recently wrote about why Mexico City should be on your travel bucket list. This week, The Escape Home’s Nicole Perrino writes about another capital...
Crypto: Your funds held at crypto platforms aren’t protected by government insurance. FDIC warns FTX’s U.S. arm to halt ‘false and misleading’ claims.
FDIC on Friday issued cease and desist warnings to five crypto companies including FTX U.S., for allegedly making false representations that certain products or stocks...
The Wall Street Journal: Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and other banks near $1 billion settlement over traders’ use of banned messaging apps
Many of Wall Street’s biggest banks are nearing agreements to pay as much as $200 million each and admit that their employees’ use of personal...