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Liquid Avatar to Present at Apex Comic Group’s San Diego Comic-Con Virtual Panel

KABN North America | Ben Kessler | Jun 25, 2020 Liquid Avatar launches open call for emerging artists at world's largest comic book, fantasy and manga event Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - June 25, 2020) - KABN Systems NA Holdings Corp. (CSE: KABN) (the "Company" or "KABN" or "KABN North America"), a Canadian Fintech company that

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Litigation financing may tempt investors with high returns. What to know before buying in

As investors hunt for returns that are uncorrelated to the markets, interest in this small, risky slice of the investment world may grow. However, not just anyone can get in on litigation-financing investing — and those who do should be aware of the risks that come with it.

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Here's how to take online colleges courses without paying a cent

Summertime can be about more than just sun and fun. It can also be a season to improve your knowledge with a host of online college courses, many free. Unemployed workers may even qualify for free certificate courses.

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El-Erian says he's waiting to put cash to work until the market finds another reason to go higher

"The big question is, what is the next anchor for markets? And it's not clear to me where that's going to come from," Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC on Thursday.

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Bank stocks surge after regulators ease Volcker Rule, JPMorgan Chase climbs 2%

The move is in line with the Trump administration's broad push to roll back regulations put in place by previous leaders.

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Cramer worries about stocks after their big '1999-like' rally from March coronavirus lows

"Long-term I'm bullish," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday. But he added, "I have to stick by, if you haven't taken a little bit off, I think you have to."

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As rising virus cases spook markets, investors watching these metrics are not turning bearish yet

Strategists say they are now paying attention to a more refined set of disease metrics when deciding when to sell.

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About $1.4 billion in stimulus checks sent to deceased individuals

About 1.1 million stimulus payments were sent in error to dead people, as the U.S. government rushed to get financial help to Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic. A new report highlights methods the government can use to get that money back and avoid future errors.

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About $1.4 billion in stimulus checks sent to deceased Americans

About 1.1 million stimulus payments were sent in error to dead people, as the U.S. government rushed to get financial help to Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic. A new report highlights methods the government can use to get that money back and avoid future errors.

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The rapid rollout of the Paycheck Protection Program raises fraud risk, government watchdog finds

As of June 12, the Small Business Administration processed some $512 million in PPP loans for business owners in need. The speedy implementation of the program and limited underwriting could lead to potential fraud, the Government Accountability Office found.

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Uncle Sam is paying 5% interest on your late tax refund. And yes, it's taxable

Overpaid on your 2019 taxes and still waiting for that refund? The IRS is going to pay you interest of up to 5%. Here's what you should know.

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Opening up finance: Q&A with Eric Sager, chief operating officer at Plaid

Sifted | Chris Sisserian | Jun 24, 2020 Q&A with Eric Sager, chief operating officer at Plaid, on how fintech innovation is democratising finance. California-based Plaid is one of the fintech infrastructure innovators enabling the open banking revolution. Its platform connects over 2,600 apps to 11,600 financial institutions, across the domains of personal finance, payments,

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Virgin Galactic completes second New Mexico glide test, with rocket-powered flights expected next

Virgin Galactic successfully completed its second glide flight test in New Mexico on Thursday.

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Marco Rubio bill would give stimulus checks to American families with non-citizens

The coronavirus stimulus checks were intended to provide financial relief to American families. But some individuals were shut out of payments because they are married to non-citizens. A bill introduced by Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Thom Tillis, R-N.C., aims to change that.

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'Shark Tank' investor Kevin O'Leary: Many businesses using the 'pandemic as a cloak' to cut jobs

"This is great for earnings in the S&P. It's not great for employment," Kevin O'Leary told CNBC.

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