Oligopolies
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Here’s how ‘digital nations’ form and why they matter
Many would agree that the concept of what defines a nation is changing. Traditionally, a nation was understood as a significant collection of individuals who share ... -
Europe working on ‘Western’ supply chain network amid Taiwan tensions, analysts say
Europe should push for the creation of cooperative semiconductor supply chains with the help of Taiwanese chip-making oligopolies, as tensions between the island and China pose ... -
Will the next pandemic start with chickens?
However, no one I asked—not Murphey, the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, or Lincoln Premium Poultry—said they were aware of a second problem Lanc had observed: manure ... -
How India can be strategic in its use of technology
How India can be strategic in its use of technology The information age has made technology ubiquitous in every country. State economies are transitioning to the ... -
Democracy in Trouble: Intensive Care Rx
Fri Sep 16, 2022 12:00 AM Last updated on: Fri Sep 16, 2022 1:41 AM Police and security forces continued to crack down on opposition rallies ... -
BCCI | Post-term reflection period for board members ‘too strict’: SC
He heard a plea from the BCCI for authorization to modify its Constitution. The case is significant because the date of the amendments could decide the ... -
the president’s advisers discuss what it will take
At the end of 2021, South Africa recorded its highest unemployment rate since the dawn of democracy, at 35.3%. The figure has dropped slightly, but there ... -
Sherrie Campbell stories at Techdirt.
from every chip means you are even more free department Consent can mean a lot of things when you are approached by cops. Law enforcement officials ... -
“The oil price cap is absolute anarchy” — RealnoeVremya.com
Economist and blogger Albert Bikbov thinks that the “price cap” on Russian oil that the G7 members agree on is nothing more than an instrument of ... -
BOQ stock price approaches $7: 2 ways to value stocks
Right now you can probably use Google or another data provider to see the the price of Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX: BOQ) is around $7 ... -
Deeper Dive: The Metaverse: Episode 1 – The Future History of the Metaverse
These are summaries versus actual transcripts of our podcast episodes and we provide them for reference or for those who prefer to read rather than listen. ... -
More guns won’t make the world safer
McGuinness showed how Morrison’s incompetence saved us from his lust for power and lack of social vision. All this is a strong argument for him to ... -
Lawlessness in South Africa threatens economic growth
The Financial Action Task Force, an international body that assesses money laundering and terrorist financing, warned South Africa earlier this year of the need to introduce ... -
Freedom Latin America A Comp
Liberty Latin America Ltd. (LILAK, Financial)(LILAC, Financial)(LILAB, Financial) is generating a base free cash flow of around 25% of its market value and is buying back ... -
Concerns as Tier 2 and 3 telecom operator ranks dwindle in five years – Technology – The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
ADEYEMI ADEPETUN in this article examines the dwindling fortunes of Tier 2 and Tier 3 operators in the country and the possible collapse of struggling service ... -
Energy prices POLL: Should the price cap be removed? | United Kingdom | New
According to the most pessimistic forecasts, energy bills are expected to exceed £5,000 a year next year. Experts from Auxilione, an energy consultancy, have warned that ... -
Tweedy Browne comments Deut
Deutsche Post (XTER:DPW, Financial) is a Germany-based logistics conglomerate with leading global positions in most of its businesses. The business is named after its German Post ... -
Leong Hup shares remain unchanged despite price-fixing allegations
KUALA LUMPUR: Investors holding shares in Leong Hup International Bhd held firm on Monday despite allegations that the group’s feed business participated in anti-competitive price-fixing practices ... -
A Durbin amendment for credit cards will reduce their ubiquity and do nothing to reduce inflation
One of the ways the Biden administration and the Democratic Congress have tried to deflect opprobrium for about last year’s spike in inflation has been to ... -
David Clark: The number of indices and thematic funds can be confusing for investors
I’m told there’s more than one way to skin a cat. I’m going to believe it because this kind of hobby does not appeal to me. ... -
Rishi Sunak’s green belt dogma is a recipe for conservative collapse
As local councils have granted more building permits in recent years, large developers have used their market power to deliberately slow construction, making overall higher profits ... -
Rogers under fire after phone, internet, 911 and banking shut down – BC Catholic
A telecommunications service outage in Canada does not usually make international headlines. But when Reuters publishes an article titled “Canadians’ fury over Rogers outage could complicate ... -
Sarah Min | The illusion of choice
A photo of Sarah | The truth behind the hundreds of different brands we choose from By Sarah Ming 1 hour ago ACME, a supermarket at ... -
SC adjourns BCCI’s appeal to allow modification of its constitution
The case is important for the BCCI because the date of the amendments could decide the mandates of its president Sourav Ganguly and its secretary Jay ... -
Inside Housing – Commentary – The housing policy debate in the Tory leadership race has been more than depressing
Quantitative easing has helped create an asset bubble in which “people feel that housing is the only safe place to put their money and we need ... -
Why America Urgently Needs India’s UPI Boost
The United States, the epicenter of financial innovation and growth, has long been the undisputed global leader in finance. The leadership position, however, could see a ... -
Go from app to super app with financial data (VB On-Demand)
Presented by Envestnet | Yodlee Super Apps provide consumers with a single portal to a range of services and offer tremendous opportunities for all financial institutions. ... -
The great technological problem of finance | FinancialTimes
The Bank for International Settlements thinks Big Tech has become too big to fail. In an article published on Tuesday, the central banker’s central bank says ... -
Dealing with bank charges
Lisa Hanna The debate in Parliament last week between Finance Minister Dr Nigel Clarke and Mr Fitz Jackson and Ms Lisa Hanna of the Opposition over ... -
Profits up, wages down in today’s Australia
It takes some nerve to expect Australian households, already struggling to cover the rising cost of basic necessities, to shoulder the burden of rising interest rates ... -
State rules make it harder to open dialysis centers in Hawaii
On a Friday morning in mid-June, a series of representatives from two national dialysis companies spoke for more than two hours in a virtual Hawaii Department ... -
Brazil Potash’s Autazes Project Brings a Trio of Benefits to the Well-Established Potash Market
Source: Potash from Brazil Brazil Potash, a Canada-based potash mining company, has presented a bold vision for a bold new potash project in Brazil that aims ... -
Sobeys parent Empire raises dividend after boosting earnings last quarter
Breadcrumb Links New CEO says company ‘doesn’t like or take advantage of’ increased inflation An Empire-owned FreshCo grocery store in Toronto. Photo by Brent Lewin/Bloomberg Content ... -
From groceries to energy, there’s not enough competition in Australia | cane sims
Jhe recent election campaign has focused a lot on low wages and inequality. However, he did not focus on an underlying factor for these problems. If ... -
When is a powerful firm considered a monopoly?
This is just one of the stories in our “I’ve Always Wondered” series, where we tackle all your business questions, big or small. Have you ever ... -
Right-wing putschists undermine democracy in Peru
President Pedro Castillo came to power on a left-wing platform with the support of Peru’s poorest and most marginalized people. In response, anti-democratic forces and their ... -
Chinese gas suppliers grow rapidly as Russia ban takes hold
Russia and Ukraine are collectively the largest producers of some of the world’s noble gases. As the conflict between these two countries continues, the supply of ... -
Landmark bill to liberalize Thailand’s liquor industry passes first reading
Opposition party Move Forward’s Progressive Liquor Bill, which aims to break the entrepreneurial brewer’s oligopoly and provide business opportunities for small community entrepreneurs, passed its first ... -
Massachusetts may relax liquor rules. This proposal would do the opposite.
When it comes to alcohol, Massachusetts is downright reactionary. Unfortunately, a new “reform” proposal that is backed by entrenched business interests will only continue this trend. ... -
BJP action against spokespeople’s ‘fictitious attempt at damage control’: Congress
Remarks by BJP spokespersons drew international attention, with Qatar’s foreign ministry summoning Indian ambassador Deepak Mittal and issuing an official memo on ‘total rejection and condemnation’ ... -
Rising rates test fintechs that rocked Brazil’s banking sector
No other moment has captured the euphoria of investors around Latin American fintech like Nubank’s debut on the New York Stock Exchange. A first “pop” day ... -
Why it could radically reshape the Big Four
“We feel like we’ve invested in audit quality, but we still feel like we’re in the same place,” says a person with first-hand knowledge of EY’s ... -
Government boost on emissions must be transparent
First published 25 MAY 2022 Updated 1 hour ago pointed basilisk Basil Sharp is Emeritus Professor of Economics and former Director of The Energy Centre, University ... -
Two women-led startups seek to solve infant formula crisis with synthetic breastmilk
Although years away from FDA approval, Helaina and BioMilq are banking on parents’ willingness to feed their newborns a lab-developed product The shortage of infant formula ... -
As soaring food prices begin to bite, experts say Malaysia has learned little from the pandemic
KUALA LUMPUR, May 21 – Experts say Putrajaya has failed to react quickly enough to tackle long-standing structural issues threatening national food security, leaving Malaysia vulnerable ... -
These 2 “battleship” dividends love inflation (and yield up to 5.5%)
JThese days, we contrarian income seekers follow a simple rule: “Treat lightly.” The truth is, we saw this mess coming. That’s why we started to lighten ... -
Bette Midler slammed for tweeting ‘Try breastfeeding’ amid formula shortage
By Brent Furdyk. 17 hours ago Bette Midler is raked over the coals on social media after what was supposed to be a humorous comment apparently ... -
Klarna CEO Talks Canadian Expansion, Open Banking and Fighting Financial Services Oligopoly
Breadcrumb Links PF Finance fintech Banking Swedish fintech leader chooses Toronto as tech hub to scale up buy-now-pay-later model in North America Publication date : May ... -
“If the government can control 25% of the market, the influence of large importers will be reduced”
As edible oil prices skyrocket and disappear from store shelves, The Business Standard spoke to Ghulam Rahman, chairman of consumer advocacy body Consumers Association Bangladesh (CAB), ... -
Canada moves to block $16 billion telecommunications merger in world’s most expensive market
Spring may have finally arrived and the snow has melted, but regulators in Canada want to implement a blockbuster meltdown on dry ice. On Saturday, Rogers ... -
How consumers pay for oligopolies
Walk into most supermarkets in America and you can buy 10 pounds of chicken thighs for around $8.00 or 80 cents a pound. Those same ten ... -
Loblaw Companies Increase Dividend as Earnings Rise
Breadcrumb Links Retail marketing News Loblaw announced a 41% increase in profits on revenue of $12.3 billion Canadians are eating at home even more than usual, ... -
Bank of Montreal (BMO): It’s time to “buy” more
JHVEditorial photo/iStock via Getty Images I have written a few times about the Bank of Montreal (New York Stock Exchange: BMO), one of the big interesting ... -
RBI Advocates for Demarcation of Roles to Regulate Big Tech: ‘Responsibility of Regulators Must Be Identified’
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has argued for a clear delineation of responsibilities of various regulators in the context of large tech companies operating in ... -
Election 22 The Real Stakes – Adding Value by Professor Danny Samson
@AuManufacturing’s occasional editorial series on the real issues of the 2022 Federal Election continues today. Here Danny Samson asks why Australia doesn’t add more value through ... -
Peru. The President will submit a draft law for consultation on the new Constitution | News | ANDEAN
13:00 | Cusco (Cusco region), April 23. The President of the Republic Pedro Castillo has announced that he will submit a bill to Congress to conduct ... -
Central bank digital currencies could ‘promote financial inclusion’
kertlis/iStock via Getty Images As regulators around the world consider the risks and benefits of adopting a central bank digital currency, central banks believe that a ... -
‘Goldilocks’ period for banks, but can they exercise their pricing power?
Margins collapsed at the end of 2021, hit by fierce competition and a surge in discounted fixed-rate loans. Lately, however, the conversation has turned more optimistic, ... -
Why are cloud costs so high?
As stated in a recent TechCrunch article, Google Cloud Platform doubles some of its priceswhile Russian Google, Yandex, raises prices for cloud services by an average ... -
Your Tuesday 117: Adaptation and regional regeneration
“Tom Uren…has never ceased to be concerned about the rapid population growth which leads to growing inequalities as well as the impact on the environment,…(in) his ... -
NAB stock price is approaching $32, here are 2 approaches to valuing it
Right now you can probably use Google or another data provider to see the the price of National Australia Bank Ltd (ASX:NAB) is around $32 per ... -
The Case of World War III | Columns
I had a long and winding fascination with politics. From listening to the 1976 election returns on a transistor radio in my bed (I wanted Carter ... -
Fear vs Participatory Politics in Chile
We care for and defend the Constitutional Convention! By Andres Kogan Valderrama HAVANA TIMES – As the constitutional process advances in Chile, with the approval of ... -
Local experts and international developers discuss the challenges of entering the renewable energy market in Central Asia
Central Asia has a unique renewable energy potential, having the capacity to develop solar, wind and hydropower projects. With ambitious renewable energy targets set in both ... -
Philippines aims to ease FDI rules with new bill
As the impact of COVID-19 slowly fades, the Philippine economy is showing promising signs of recovery. In a February interview with CNBC, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez ... -
Major overhaul needed to fix Big Four, expert says
Friday, March 18, 2022 1:50 p.m. A leading academic has called on the government to speed up its audit reforms, after arguing a serious overhaul was ... -
Rogers’ sale of Shaw’s wireless assets may come down to what it can keep
Breadcrumb Links Telecom News Quebecor, an investor group led by Anthony Lacavera, and Eastlink, a Halifax-based telecommunications company, are among the names offered as potential suitors. ... -
Are Visa and Mastercard swipe fees out of control? – RetailWire
March 11, 2022 The Merchants Payments Coalition (MPC) earlier this week sent a letter to the House Financial Services Committee, asking it and Congress to investigate ... -
How to Attend Grocery Shows in the Age of Covid-19
A view of Natural Products Expo West in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Michael Bezjian/WireImage) WireImage Grocery industry trade shows are gaining momentum as Covid-19 restrictions ease. ... -
Sports betting: taking the pulse of a $200 billion industry
March 4, 2022 New Global Sport Institute Opinion Poll Examines Driving Forces Behind Sports Betting Acceptance and Awareness People who don’t play don’t really care about ... -
Four Ways Corporate Greed Causes Inflation | The incision | Detroit
Click to enlarge Shutterstock Much of what prepared us for inflation right now were business decisions made long before COVID. Like many Americans, I’ve thought a ... -
House Republicans kill legislation to launch legal marijuana sales in Virginia | Government and politics
House Republicans on Monday killed legislation to launch the legal sale of recreational marijuana in Virginia, arguing that there is not enough time to perfect the ... -
Taopiphop Limjittrakorn: The home brewer turned MP is shaking up Thailand’s liquor industry
A young man’s passion for craft beer has taken him to heights most Thais can only dream of – a seat in Parliament where he is ... -
UNESCO report: 10 million arts jobs lost in 2020 due to Covid-19
A report released earlier this month by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) provides insight into some of the consequences for cultural life ... -
A missed opportunity for judicial review for the Malaysian Competition Commission
(February 20): Following the Asian financial crisis of 1997, competition law was adopted as legislation in major ASEAN economies in the first half of the past ... -
China Battery Swap Market Growth Opportunities 2022: New Battery-as-a-Service Subscription Business Model for Battery Swap Services – ResearchAndMarkets.com
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Chinese Battery Swap Growth Opportunities” report has been added to from ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. Battery exchange services are emerging solutions in China and around the ... -
BCE share: a bond-like substitute
When it comes to seeking reliable income, there are a few industries that tend to provide safe and reliable dividends. In Canada, these are generally banks, ... -
Rishi Sunak’s solution to the energy crisis builds on a legacy of failures
In response to a spike in energy prices, the UK government was forced to intervene. Five months after the Green Party of England and Wales presented ... -
Slog AM: Harrell’s decision on eviction moratorium coming today, Amazon drops mask requirement for vaccinated workers, I want to taste that man’s syrup – Slog
Thanks to a ruling by a federal judge, some gray wolves can now roam a little more freely. I don’t know if it’s a gray wolf. ... -
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Stock: A Dominant, Cash-Generating Business (NASDAQ: HMHC)
Craig Barritt/Getty Images Entertainment The following segment is excerpted from this fund letter. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMHC) During the quarter, we took a central position in ... -
How Hollywood Studios Stayed Ahead of Regulators – The Hollywood Reporter
Rumors, news and insider gossip heralding mega-media deals from Discovery Inc. and Warner-Media, and Amazon and MGM, repeat a familiar story of consolidation and control among ... -
The rise of defense tech is taking Silicon Valley back to its roots – TechCrunch
Josh Wolfe is the managing partner and co-founder of Lux Capital, a multi-stage venture capital firm, where he invests in high-tech companies ranging from space and ... -
Letters to the Editor – Storm Lake Times
The book ban is back So the book ban is back? Just in time to nurture a new generation of closed-minded people. There is a silver ... -
Amid growing medical marijuana woes in Louisiana, advocates seek to open up market | News
For a while, the newly available medical marijuana flower was a hot commodity in Louisiana, drawing thousands of new patients and huge lineups to the state’s ... -
Sleep well at night in 2022 with this 4.8% dividend
Passive income is a beautiful thing. You can live off it, let it pay your bills, or reinvest it to increase your income stream over time. ... -
Investment strategy, stocks to buy in 2022: best fund manager
After beating 92% of its peers in 2021, the Hotchkis & Wiley Diversified Value A fund is still hot. Scott McBride, a portfolio manager behind the ... -
Improving the effectiveness of political party dialogue in Nepal – Telegraph Nepal
Dev Raj Dahal, Kathmandu, Nepal Introduction: Nepalese state sovereignty is weak to harness chaos and the road to democratic rule is hampered by a lack of ... -
Micron Technologies: Finally Get Credit As Equities Rally
Micron Technologies (UM) is a world leader in memory semiconductors, with an impressive portfolio of DRAM and NAND chips. Nvidia (NVDA) and Advance Micro Devices (AMD), ... -
XQc Tackles LA Infrastructure, Plans to Take Action to Fix Stream Disruptions Caused by Internet Problems
During a Twitch stream on January 6, xQc expressed frustration with Los Angeles’ infrastructure and frequent internet issues. Earlier in the stream, xQc noticed a significant ... -
We are talking about power
By Jim Hightower In 1971, Susan DeMarco, Susan Sechler, and I teamed up in a Washington-based public interest group (rather awkwardly named the Agribusiness Accountability Project) ... -
Reviews | We talk about power – who has it and who gets punched in the face by it
In 1971, Susan DeMarco, Susan Sechler, and I teamed up in a Washington-based public interest group (rather awkwardly named the Agribusiness Accountability Project) to launch a ... -
The ecosystem of New Zealand startups on the verge of producing more “tall poppies” – TechCrunch
Tough teenage years bring change, growth and challenges New Zealand, a country of just under 5 million people, has historically gone under the venture capital radar. ... -
The pivotal technological developments of 2021 to be taken into account
Technology has made its presence in various sectors in today’s digital landscape. With an increasing number of companies from a wide range of industries and sectors ... -
There’s never been a worse time to retire: Ron Surz
There are 10 threats to baby boomer retirement – and “‘a market correction in this decade’ tops the list,” argues Ron Surz, industry veteran and author ... -
Career opportunities available in economics
Many parents choose economics as a non-scientific field of study for their children. Students also say they are aiming for a “career in economicsâ€. But economics ... -
ASEAN Shared Mobility Market 2021 – With AirAsia Ride, BlueSG and BMW among others
DUBLIN, December 14, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – The “ASEAN Shared Mobility Growth Opportunities” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. The study assesses the main trends ... -
Inelastic request means never having to say “I’m sorry” – Twin Cities
Good economics teachers want students to see economics in everyday life. Who would guess that a bitter-faced dental receptionist could trigger a trio of painful examples ... -
Quad M Drastically Increases Employee Count Using Its Staffing Solution Company Continues Asymptomatic Revenue Growth
EDGEWATER, NJ, Dec 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Joseph Frontiere, CEO of Quad M Solutions, Inc. said, “Quad M Solutions (MMMM: OTC Pink) is rapidly adding ... -
All the best DC animated series, ranked and where you can stream them – the streamable
While Marvel dominates the big budget blockbusters you see in theaters, DC has long reigned supreme in one area: animated TV series. Comedy, fantasy, and action ... -
New Zealand’s Covid Vaccination Legislation: The Fastest Law in the West
First published on December 3, 2021 Updated 21 minutes ago Gehan gunasekara Gehan Gunasekara is Associate Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Auckland Business ... -
Ho ho ho – Telco Xmas List calls on Europe to end net neutrality
As little children write hopeful letters to Santa, oblivious to the supply chain issues that could anchor his reindeer, 13 of Europe’s big names in telecommunications ... -
Why Afghanistan’s Present Reflects Its Past
The narrow base from which the Taliban draw their leadership, coupled with the oligopoly tendency among its opponents, helps explain why Afghanistan’s leadership has changed little ... -
Euro is largely oversold and “should” correct
Outlook: We’re getting a flood of data today before the markets close early for the Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow. First it’s durable goods, jobless claims and Q3 ... -
Why are energy companies going bankrupt? As Bulb enters administration, here’s why UK energy providers are at risk
Bulb Energy has joined more than 20 energy companies exiting the energy market this year, announcing on Monday (September 22) that it would enter administration due ... -
Promoter of industrial organization
The 2014 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Jean Tirole of the University of Toulouse in France “for his analysis of market power and regulation”. ... -
Understanding the metaverse and its connection to cryptocurrency
sepeblu / Getty Images / iStockphoto The metaverse is growing rapidly, both in terms of cultural awareness and in financial terms, accelerated by Facebook’s Meta name ... -
Media and democracy: a dossier for de-commodification
As the world celebrated World Press Freedom Day May 3, for many journalists like Pham chi dung it was a black monday. Dung, a freelance journalist ... -
A vast wasteland – BusinessWorld Online
In 2018, Duterte’s regime canceled the registration of the online news site Rappler because it was believed to be owned by foreigners. Some regime lackeys in ... -
Consumers have paid up to 170 billion rupees as clean money on cars over the past five years
ISLAMABAD – Research from the Pakistan Institute for Development Economics (PIDE) noted that consumers have paid up to 170 billion rupees as clean money on cars ... -
Online payment processors veto witches and tarot readers because their customers often ask for their charges to be returned
A few months ago, there was once a huge controversy when the “adults” site OnlyFans suddenly announced that it could prevent the release of ‘sexually specific’ ... -
Cancer over democracy: how the Supreme Court poisoned America with its Citizens United decision
Case in point: Oil industry executives testified before Congress this week, facing a deluge of questions, including particularly intense ones from Representatives Ro Khanna, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ... -
Energy News: Bills Expected to Soar as Ailing Companies Pass Costs on to Consumers | World | New
Alan Brown, SNP MP for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, believes the government must step in to protect the less wealthy from the impact of soaring prices, stressing ... -
Reviews | Poisonous Citizens United Decision Empowered Businesses to Cut and Burn to Build Back Better
If President Biden’s Build Back Better plan collapses, you can blame the United States Supreme Court. Their Citizens United decision, in fact, destroys both American politics ... -
3 reasons to buy Verizon and 1 reason to sell
Verizon (NYSE: VZ) stands out as one of three companies offering 5G service in the United States. However, there are at least three compelling reasons for ... -
Statement by Quebecor and Videotron on the Federal Court’s decision to dismiss Telus’ legal challenge concerning the purchase of 5G spectrum in Western Canada
MONTREAL, 22 October 2021 / CNW Telbec / – Quebecor and Videotron welcome the Federal Court’s refusal to grant Telus’ motion for an interlocutory injunction to ... -
CBA share price: 2 ways to start valuing it
Right now, you can probably use Google or another data provider to see the the price of Commonwealth of Australia Bank (ASX: CBA) is around $ ... -
Be skeptical of AG Weiser’s big government proposal – Greeley Tribune
Free market minds are seriously considering the regulation of modern God-like tech giants – the Facebooks, Twitters, and Google of the world. Historically, freedom-conscious thinkers had ... -
Roaming Recast is an ideal and timely opportunity to take one more step towards a true Digital Single Market, writes Angelika Winzig
The roaming regulation has a long history. In 2006, the European Commission had already carried out its first consultations and developed a concept for the initial ... -
Hertz files for the share offering
Text size (Photo by Scott Olson / Getty Images) Getty Images Hertz Global Holdings (ticker HTZZ) has filed a capital offer in what the car rental ... -
South Korean regulator says DeFi and NFT regulations are coming
Source: Adobe / Emoji Smileys People The crypto industry in South Korea is bracing for another round of potentially restrictive regulations – with a financial regulator ...
