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Author: Daniel snow
Stocks, bitcoin and gold are racing to record highs. Here’s what’s behind this rare convergence.
There’s one common thread underpinning this year’s race to record highs in all three assets, one analyst said. Source link
We’ve all wanted to lash out at a former boss like Elon Musk did. How to do it with no regrets.
The Tesla CEO’s posts about President Donald Trump may have been impulsive, but they were also relatable to anyone who has ever wanted to lash out at a former employer. Source link
When leveraged as a strategic asset, influence can motivate and inspire your employees, clients, and investors. Source link
Czech government faces no-confidence vote over bitcoin scandal Source link
Watch out for this ‘mandatory’ rule Source link
One analyst worries OpenAI will have trouble reaching its financial goals — and even staying afloat — if conditions shift in the AI market. Source link
If you don’t have a four-year degree, but want a six-figure salary and a flexible work schedule, a so-called “new-collar” job might be the perfect fit for you.This growing job category is “modern and skills first” — prioritizing skills and experience over a four-year degree, says Eva Chan, career expert at Resume Genius.Most of the roles, such as marketing manager or human resources manager, require some level of specialized skills or training. But with relatively low barriers to entry and no manual labor, new-collar jobs can be a good fit for anyone, Chan says. She says the project-based, remote-friendly nature…
'We do not see USD/CAD below 1.30': BofA's Du remains cautious on loonie's upside Source link
My mother-in-law thought the world’s richest man needed Apple gift cards. How on Earth could she fall for this scam?
“Her siblings are all shocked that she would believe this.” Source link
The U.S. Department of Education headquarters is seen on March 06, 2025 in Washington, DC. Chip Somodevilla | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesThe U.S. Department of Education planned for the Treasury Department to take a hand in managing the country’s $1.6 trillion student loan portfolio, recent court documents show.”The Department had been negotiating a memorandum of understanding with the Treasury Department regarding student loan management,” Rachel Oglesby, the chief of staff at the Education Dept., said in a court declaration filed late on Tuesday.The agreement involved moving nine Education Dept. employees from the agency’s Federal Student Aid Default Collections Unit…