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Showing posts with label cryptocurrencies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cryptocurrencies. Show all posts

Wednesday, 17 November 2021

Investment - UBS Chairman Weber Says He's 'Skeptical' on Cryptocurrencies | Bloomberg Markets and Finance


17 November 2021


UBS Group AG Chairman Axel Weber explains why he is "skeptical" of cryptocurrencies. He speaks at the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore. (Excerpt)

Prices Fall Sharply For Several Cryptocurrencies, Here's Which Ones Are Impacted 

16 November 2021


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Wednesday, 20 October 2021

Investment - Investopedia: Investors are waving the caution flag | CNBC Televison


20 October 2021


Investopedia editor-in-chief Caleb Silver discusses the latest sentiment survey, which shows more investors are becoming worried about the market, and expect a significant drop in the next six months



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Wednesday, 9 June 2021

World - #BBCNews FBI app lures global criminals into police hands: BBC News

 

9 June 2021

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Police in sixteen countries have arrested hundreds of people after intercepting millions of messages by suspected members of organised crime groups. Those detained had been tricked into using a messaging app run by the FBI and officials in Australia.

 

Eight tonnes of cocaine drugs, 250 weapons, luxury vehicles and more than $48m (£34m) in various worldwide currencies and cryptocurrencies were also seized in the operation.