Small investors are piling back into the cryptocurrency market, helping drive prices higher even as traders face uncertainty over proposed tax regulations in Washington.
Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, ether, dogecoin and other altcoins have rebounded in recent weeks from their midyear pullback, returning to levels not seen in months. Bitcoin on Friday traded at $47,544, its highest close since May 15, giving it a 64% gain for the year.
Adjustment might benefit 2m taxpayers - Taipei Times
The Taxpayer Rights Protection Act (納稅者權利保護法) stipulates that households cannot be taxed on income they need to cover basic expenses, which is set at 60 percent of median disposable per capita income in the preceding year.
A DGBAS family income survey on Friday showed that the median disposable income was NT$320,000 last year.
Playground in paradise: new mega-resort in Africa promises 5-star luxury in Zanzibar - The Points
A massive new luxury property is coming soon to Zanzibar, one that could have a transformative effect on the lush archipelago known for its bright waters and soft sand.
Blue Amber Zanzibar is a tropical resort that, once completed, will cover more than a thousand acres of pristine Indian Ocean coastline.
Small investors shift back to cryptos - Financial News
Small investors are piling back into the cryptocurrency market, helping drive prices higher even as traders face uncertainty over proposed tax regulations in Washington.
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EUROPEAN MIDDAY BRIEFING: Stocks Retreat as Data -2- | Morningstar
Accepting shareholders of the British defense-equipment provider will get GBP35.00 for each share held and also keep the interim dividend of 16.2 pence per share.
The German finance agency said Monday that the economic stabilization fund put in place to keep Deutsche Lufthansa AG afloat amid the pandemic is decreasing its shareholding in the company.
Liberty All-Star Equity Fund July 2021 Monthly Update | News | wfmz.com
BOSTON , Aug. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Below is the July 2021 Monthly Update for the Liberty All-Star Equity Fund. (NYSE: USA )
Fund Strategy: Combines three value-style and two growth-style investment managers. Those selected demonstrate a consistent investment philosophy, decision making process, continuity of key people and above-average long-term results compared to managers with similar styles.
EMEA Morning Briefing: Disappointing China Data to Drag Shares Lower | Morningstar
Some disappointing Chinese economic data will likely weigh on Europe early Monday, with concerns about the long-term impact from the Afghan government's collapse adding to the caution. In Asia, the China data dragged the region's stocks lower, boosting the safe havens of bonds and the yen.
European stocks face opening losses on Monday after a batch of data showed the Chinese economy was under pressure, dragging Asian markets broadly lower.
North American Morning Briefing: Weak Chinese -2- | Morningstar
Intel Corp.'s chief executive and other board members met with Biden administration officials last month and held a rooftop reception near the White House to push a multibillion-dollar chip-investment plan, according to people familiar with the event.
The gathering was only one stop for Pat Gelsinger, the Intel boss, in what has become a global tour to get facetime with government leaders-many worried about their countries' access to chips at an unprecedented time of shortage.
Moment: Nagelsmann left 'rubbing his eyes' over mega transfers in rival leagues
New Bayern Munich head coach Julian Nagelsmann says he's been left "rubbing his eyes" in recent days over the huge transfer fees and wages being paid in the English Premier League and Ligue 1.
Bayern have paid for just one signing ahead of the new season, which starts for them at Borussia Moenchengladbach on Friday, with Nagelsmann's former defender at RB Leipzig Dayot Upamecano joining for a fee of 42.5m Euros (50m USD).
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