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View from the bubble: Naomi Osaka’s coming of age on the world stage
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Crypto Interest Accounts Are Growing Fast – What Should Investors Know?
High interest rates are appealing, but what else should investors know about crypto interest bearing accounts? ( read original story ...)
Krispy Kreme IPO: Doughnut Maker Returning To Public Market After Best Year, Growth Of Insomnia Cookies
One of the largest doughnut companies is returning to the public markets. Krispy Kreme IPO: Doughnut chain Krispy Kreme is planning an IPO where shares will trade under the ... ( read original story ...)
Nike Stands by Naomi Osaka After French Open Exit: We ‘Recognize Her Courage’
Naomi Osaka announced she wouldn't continue in the 2021 French Open on Monday in order to prioritize her mental health ... ( read original story ...)
Brands Support Naomi Osaka Following Withdrawal From French Open
Nike, Tag Heuer and Sweetgreen are backing the tennis champion after she announced on Monday she would not participate in the tournament. ( read original story ...)
Tennis-We need Naomi, says Monfils after Osaka’s French Open withdrawal
French number one Gael Monfils said tennis needed Naomi Osaka back on court after the Japanese player withdrew from the French Open amid a row over her media duties and revealed she had been ... ( read original story ...)
Corporate Sponsors Back Naomi Osaka On Her French Open Withdrawal
Tennis star Naomi Osaka received unequivocal support from her corporate sponsors, including Nike Inc. (NYSE: NKE) and Mastercard (NYSE: MA) following her decision to withdraw from the French Open ... ( read original story ...)
Grand Slam leaders pledge to address Naomi Osaka’s concerns
The leaders of the four Grand Slam tournaments reacted Tuesday to tennis star Naomi Osaka's stunning withdrawal from the French Open by promising to address players' concerns about mental health. The ... ( read original story ...)
Follow These Personal Finance Experts If You’re Curious About Crypto
There’s a lot of bad crypto advice out there. For every even-keeled crypto investor, there are five meme accounts imploring you to put all of your money into Bitcoin, and others trying to convince ... ( read original story ...)
Crypto stocks were the worst performers in the market in May – but they still did better than bitcoin
Cryptocurrency stocks were the worst performers in the market in May, Saxo Bank has said. The bank's crypto-theme basket tumbled 18.1%, much further than any other major theme. Yet crypto stocks ... ( read original story ...)
Transaction fees for bitcoin and ether drop to a 6-month low as crypto market activity dwindles following May selloff
The average price of a bitcoin transaction has dropped to $7.20 while ethereum's tumbled to $4.80, according to Cointelegraph. ( read original story ...)
Why Goldman’s top commodity analyst sees copper as an alternative to crypto
Cryptocurrencies are an alternative to copper — not gold — when it comes to hedging against inflation, according to Goldman Sachs' Jeff Currie. ( read original story ...)
China’s new child policy, Osaka leaves French Open, “A Quiet Place Part II” strong debut
Julie Hyman breaks down Tuesday’s business headlines, including: China changing its child policy to 3 children in order to combat a declining birth rate, Naomi Osaka departing from the French Open to ... ( read original story ...)
Here’s Why Tennis Star Naomi Osaka Withdrew From the French Open
On Sunday, May 30th, tennis star Naomi Osaka was fined $15,000 after she skipped the mandatory press conference following her first win at the French Open. She said ahead of time that she would be ... ( read original story ...)
G7 is getting closer to agreeing tax blueprint for global firms, says Japan’s finance minister
The G7 group of wealthy nations is moving closer towards agreeing a tax blueprint for multi-national companies such as Amazon, Google and Facebook, Japan’s finance minister said on Tuesday. This tax ... ( read original story ...)