Joseph Lubin, the co-founder of Ethereum, blasted regulators for comparing the ether cryptocurrency to a security, claiming that it is more comparable to a commodity like oil. At Paris Blockchain Week on Thursday, Lubin stated he was “quite certain” ether… Read More ›
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Troubled Chinese Real Estate Firm Evergrande Places Plans For Debt Restructuring
Evergrande, a troubled Chinese real estate behemoth, has unveiled plans to restructure $20 billion in offshore debt, which might serve as a template for other suffering developers. According to the company, the actions will aid in “efforts to resume operations… Read More ›
Chip Industrialist Is Accused Of Corruption By A Chinese Regulator
The latest indication of issues facing China’s semiconductor industry is the accusation of corruption leveled against chip tycoon Zhao Weiguo by the country’s anti-fraud watchdog. Zhao served as Tsinghua Unigroup’s chairman before stepping down. After the government invested billions of… Read More ›
Historic Bank Merger Shocks Switzerland And Employees As Well
After UBS saved Credit Suisse through a government-mediated rescue, which tarnished the nation’s long-held pride in its banking prowess, Switzerland awoke to a new era on Monday. An association of bank employees expressed its shock at the potential outcomes of… Read More ›
Shein, And Temu Are Locked In A Battle Over The $10 Dress Market In The United States
SHEIN, an online fast-fashion retailer, and Temu, a newer competitor, are competing for shoppers’ attention with their low-cost Chinese-made goods. Their feud is being waged not only on social media, but also in a US court. The legal squabble is… Read More ›
Credit Suisse’s Equity Business Is Under Scrutiny Following A Revenue Drop
Credit Suisse hosted its top clients in October at the opulent Fontainebleau Miami Beach hotel, amid growing doubts that it was still in the securities trading game after a string of high-profile gaffes. Investors and trading firms from BlackRock to… Read More ›
Swiss National Bank Reveals A Loss Of 132.5 Billion Swiss Francs For The Fiscal Year
The Swiss National Bank reported an annual loss of 132.5 billion Swiss francs ($141.54 billion) on Monday, in line with the preliminary figures released in January. The loss, the largest in the central bank’s 115-year history, was caused by a… Read More ›
Sea Ice In Antarctica Shrinks To New Lows
Since the beginning of using satellites to measure it in the late 1970s, there is currently less sea ice surrounding the Antarctic continent than at any other time. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center, this year is exceptional… Read More ›
NATO Signals A Growing Chinese Threat, Says If Russia Wins In Ukraine Beijing Will Be “Watching Closely”
China is closely monitoring Russia’s progress in the Ukraine, according to NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg, who also noted that the outcome of the European war will probably have a significant impact on Beijing’s actions in the Asia-Pacific region. “Beijing is… Read More ›
Buy-Now-Pay-Later Credit Is To Be Regulated By Law In Britain
Britain will introduce draft legislation on Tuesday to control “buy now, pay later” credit, claiming that the industry could harm consumers if accurate affordability checks were not made. The majority of BNPL businesses are unregulated, and they frequently provide on-the-spot,… Read More ›