
The European Court's ruling on Swiss climate action reveals the contradictions in global climate policy, where environmental goals clash with energy realities.
Christoph Ono and Mogashni Naidoo highlight on the Stephan Livera podcast the crucial role of interactive and intuitive design in enhancing trust, security, and user experience in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
The NFIB reports a significant decline in U.S. small business confidence to its lowest since 2012, primarily due to inflation concerns.
Costa Rica is actively debating new Bitcoin regulation, with proposed legislation poised to influence the nation's Bitcoin usage and potentially setting a regulatory trend in Latin America.
Hong Kong is set to launch its first spot Bitcoin ETFs, driven by major Chinese asset managers, signifying a shift in China's Bitcoin stance.
Russell Napier discusses on the Forward Guidance podcast how changes in China and Japan's monetary policies are signaling a major shift in the global economic landscape.
California's increase to a $20 minimum wage has triggered layoffs in the fast-food sector and threatening the future of low-skill jobs.
El Salvador, led by President Bukele, is reducing national debt through a strategic dollar bond buyback, amidst growing investor confidence and fiscal challenges.
Rising oil prices might trigger a global recession, mirroring historical oil shocks and impacting consumer behavior and central bank policies.
President Nayib Bukele's initiative to offer 5,000 free passports to global professionals aims to position El Salvador as an innovative hub, combining tax incentives and its unique adoption of Bitcoin to attract and enrich its talent pool.
The Metropolitan Police's adoption of live facial recognition technology has raised privacy concerns, with substantial investment planned for its expansion.
President Biden's student loan cancellation plan aims to absolve debt for over 30 million borrowers, with a special focus on "racial equity."
California grapples with the consequences of its green energy policies as soaring utility rates challenge both residents and lawmakers.
The recent surge in oil prices is raising intricate economic questions, challenging the balance between inflation concerns and the possibility of a disinflationary trend in global markets.