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BeINCrypto | Savannah Fortis | Jun 8, 2021 BeinCrypto spoke to TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington and CEO of Propy, Natalia Karayaneva, about their latest venture — selling Arrington’s apartment as a non-fungible token (NFT). NFTs have been big in 2021 but are mostly relegated to the world of digital art. This has been hugely successful

Coindesk | Daniel Palmer | May 25, 2021 The blockchain infrastructure provider said having an Ethereum node in space brings physical security when transacting in crypto assets. Decentralized infrastructure provider SpaceChain is expecting to send a number of commercial services into orbit next month. On Tuesday, the firm announced two missions aboard SpaceX Falcon 9

Coindesk | Benedict George | May 26, 2021  "We want them to be able to take the crypto they acquired with us and take it to the destination of their choice," says Jose Fernandez da Ponte. Global payments giant PayPal plans to let users withdraw cryptocurrency to third-party wallets, its blockchain lead said. Speaking Wednesday

Fasken | Jennifer Stoddart, Daniel Fabiano and Christopher Fergerson | Jun 9, 2021 On May 27, 2021, Prime Minister Trudeau reappointed Federal Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien for another year – and in doing so, sent a signal about the future of the government’s efforts to modernize the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).

Canadian Prepaid Providers Organization | Jun 9, 2021 TORONTO, June 9, 2021: The Canadian Prepaid Providers Organization (CPPO), the collective voice of the open-loop prepaid payments industry in Canada, today released the second comprehensive analysis of the Canadian prepaid landscape, a segment which continues to drive payments innovation in Canada. The Canadian Prepaid Ecosystem Report

OSC Innovation Office | Jonathan Yeung | Jun 9, 2021 The Office of Economic Growth and Innovation (Innovation Office) is a new branch at the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) dedicated to accelerating innovation, bolstering capital formation, and reducing regulatory burden in Ontario’s capital markets. They help innovative businesses understand securities laws and strive to make

The Economist | Jun 9, 2021 MIAMI IS THE mecca of anti-establishment finance. Or so it seemed on June 4th-5th, when 12,000 people clad in everything from flannel suits to festival gear and whale-shaped hats descended on the world’s biggest bitcoin conference. On stage crypto gurus such as Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s boss, praised those striving

The richest households would see after-tax income fall by about 11% in 2022 if President Joe Biden's tax agenda is enacted, according to the Tax Policy Center.

"There's a lot of institutions, professional traders, speculators, whatever you want to call them, engaged in this," Virtu Financial CEO Doug Cifu told CNBC.

Parents are spending the stimulus checks sent to their children on rent, utilities, education, savings and more.

The government has issued a new batch of stimulus checks authorized through the American Rescue Plan Act. Here's where the money is going.

The Labor Department determined it doesn't have the legal authority to stop states from ending unemployment benefits through federal programs, an official said.

A majority of respondents in a recent CNBC survey expect taxes to rise under the Biden administration and, in some cases, are supportive of increases.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said he wants young investors to make money in the stock market, but they must know "it's not a game."

"If you're going to play it, I think that you can, I don't know, go to the casino," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.