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This skyrocketing memecoin presale is set to deliver a high-stakes ecosystem that will pit fan armies in huge community stand-offs. Targeting controversial figures like Andrew Tate and Jake Paul could be the next big earner in Web3.Meet Love Hate Inu (LHINU) – a sensational memecoin project made by Carl Dawkins (legendary Founder of past moonshot projects including Tamadoge). With this sure-to-sell-out presale exploding on the back of Elon Musk’s recent Dogecoin shenanigans at Twitter (or is that Titter now?), this couldn’t be a better time to explore new investments in the memecoin vertical.As Dawkins taps into the explosive growth potential generated…

Tucker Carlson plays a straight-shooter on television. From his prime time perch on Fox News, Carlson portrays himself to his loyal audience of millions as a truth-teller, someone who tells it like it is and calls out BS from whoever peddles it. But it is all an act, as evidenced by his weak excuse for an interview with former President Donald Trump that aired on Tuesday night, Trump’s first since being indicted on dozens of felony counts of business fraud. Carlson sat silent as Trump rambled and ranted his way through the sit-down, making a number of eyebrow-raising comments on…

Warren Buffett said he was “confounded” by the opportunity to buy into five Japanese trading houses two years ago.”I was confounded by the fact that we could buy into these companies,” Buffett told CNBC’s Becky Quick on “Squawk Box” in an interview from Tokyo Wednesday. They had in effect “an earnings yield maybe 14% or something like that, but dividends would grow.”related investing newsThe Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO revealed this week that he had raised his stakes in each of the five major Japanese firms to 7.4%, and added that he may consider further investments. Buffett’s trip to Japan…

There are many factors that separate real estate from other forms of investing but, perhaps the most important is that, unlike stocks or bonds, there is a direct emotional component. When a buyer purchases a property that they are going to live in or an owner sells, the sale is not just a financial investment but an emotional one as well. After all, this is—or is going to be—their home. This mixing of money and sentiment can often be a recipe for unease. Ask any experienced real estate agent and they may share with you numerous stories of volatility, tears…

By Joe Cash and Jorgelina do Rosario BEIJING/WASHINGTON D.C. (Reuters) – Top officials from China will attend the World Bank and International Monetary Fund spring meetings in Washington this week, their first attendance in person in three years after COVID-19 curbs limited them to virtual participation. Yi Gang, governor of the People’s Bank of China, will attend the meetings this week, accompanied by a deputy-governor, China’s central bank told Reuters. However, the Ministry of Finance did not respond when asked whether finance minister Liu Kun would also travel to Washington this week, as he is expected to do so. Asian Infrastructure…

(Reuters) – Advocacy groups are suing the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), saying it is incorrectly ignoring renewable energy sources while using billions of dollars in congressional funding to rebuild Puerto Rico’s power grid. The Center for Biological Diversity and nine Puerto Rican community groups say FEMA is making Puerto Rico less resilient to storms and more likely to experience widespread power outages by restoring its older fossil fuel-powered systems without assessing potential environmental impacts. In a news release, the alliance of advocacy groups said the lawsuit “challenges FEMA’s failure to consider rooftop solar, storage and other forms of…

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A Fox News channel sign is seen on a television vehicle outside the News Corporation building in New York City, in New York, U.S. November 8, 2017. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton/File Photo By Helen Coster and Jack Queen (Reuters) – One of the most closely watched U.S. defamation cases in decades is set to begin on Thursday as a Delaware court picks a jury to decide whether Fox News should pay Dominion Voting Systems $1.6 billion for spreading election-rigging falsehoods. A critical task for jurors over the five-week trial will be deciding who was responsible for the cable…

This is reprinted by permission from .  For the past few years, the out-of-pocket costs for attending a public four-year college have decreased and minimum wages have risen in many states. While you might think these shifts should make it easier for students to work their way through college, it would still take a herculean effort — adding a full-time job (or more) — to a full-time courseload. Assuming… Read the full article here

ShotSpotter Inc., whose technology is used by law enforcement to detect gunshots, has rebranded under a new name, after its stock tumbled following last week’s Chicago mayoral election. In a statement Monday, the Fremont, Calif.-based company said it will now be called SoundThinking Inc., to reflect its “holistic focus on public safety” beyond simply helping police make gun-violence arrests. “ShotSpotter… Read the full article here

Risks to financial stability have risen “significantly” amid the recent turmoil in the banking sector, the International Monetary Fund’s economists said on Tuesday, sounding a warning about hidden trouble, not just at banks but also nonbank financial intermediaries. For several years, the multilateral organization has warned in its Global Financial Stability report of the potential fallout of interest rate rises after an era of historically low rates on banks and nonbank financial intermediaries. Those have come to pass with the trouble at Credit Suisse (ticker: CS) and failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in the U.S. There could…