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ABN AMRO To Cut 800 Jobs As It Slashes Investment Banking Unit, Departs Trade, Commodity Financing

ABN AMRO was heavily exposed to energy trading losses in Asia and the Wirecard fiasco in Germany

Things to Look Out for While Margin Trading

If you’ve been involved in the cryptocurrency industry, then you have likely heard of margin trading. Margin trading has made headlines in recent times, with more exchanges offering it to users. At the same time, margin trading in cryptocurrency has been fairly controversial, with there being calls in Japan for stricter regulations. The controversy aside, margin trading offers immense benefits for those who choose to participate in it.

Media Tycoon, Billionaire Sumner Redstone Dies At 97

Redstone oversaw a vast media empire that included CBS, Paramount, MTV, DreamWorks

Tesla Unveils Five-For-One Stock Split As Shares Have Surged Since March

Tesla’s stock split comes on the heels of a similar measure by Apple

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Remote Work Bad For Productivity? Adobe CEO Says Office Work Improves ‘Urgency’

The CEO explained that certain kinds of products require the urgency of an office space in order to build momentum.

Facebook has struggled to contain the spread of misinformation

Facebook Imposes New Restrictions On Outlets With Political Ties, But Can They Still Advertise?

These restrictions will prevent these partisan outlets from appearing under the platform's "News" tabs.

Transmed - Decades of Excellence in Maintaining Exceptional Food Quality

The food industry places a crucial role in providing quality and nutritious food to the public. However, the food industry seemingly faces a lot of challenges in bringing fresh and vibrant food to the customers.

Facebook says a pro-Trump campaign directed from Romania deceived users by posting content pretending to be from Americans

Pandemic Limited Facebook’s Ability To Moderate Sensitive Content, Like Suicide And Child Abuse

The company said while it has made great strides in AI moderation, some things still require a human element.

Forget Joggers, Jeans Are Still Popular During A Global Pandemic According To Levi's CEO

Levi's CEO Chip Bergh said the company has been tracking people choice of clothes during the pandemic and found jeans are still popular even with so many people stuck inside their homes.

Mortgage Delinquency Rates Jumped To More Than Five-Year High In May; Miami, New York Hardest Hit

The overall mortgage delinquency rate more than doubled from May 2019 to May 2020.

Last Blockbuster Turned Into Airbnb, Cost, Reservation Details Revealed

The last remaining Blockbuster store in the world is opening its doors for a special sleepover event through Airbnb.

The Debenhams store is seen on Oxford Street, in central London

UK Department Store Chain Debenhams Cuts 2,500 Jobs

Debenhams went into administration in April and has already cut 4,000 jobs

Walmart, Instacart Team Up To Take On Amazon’s Whole Foods With Next-Day Grocery Delivery

Walmart and Instacart are testing next-day grocery delivery services in markets within California and Oklahoma.

Disney World’s Most Loyal Guests Are Feeling ‘Cheated’ By Pandemic Changes

Park hopping is a luxury Walt Disney World's most passionate customers are no longer afforded.

Dubai Treads The Line Between Stronger Financial Regulation & Business Attractiveness

Dubai has spent the last quarter of a century prudently curating a reputation as a beacon for business and commerce in the Middle East. Now, a number of embarrassing financial fall outs threaten to undo that hard work.

Credit Card Debtors Worry About Making Minimum Payments If COVID-19 Pandemic Persists

Eighty-seven percent of millennials said they might not make minimum payments if they’re unable to work.

A security guard is silhouetted in front a Prudential office in London

UK Insurer Prudential Plans To Spin Off US Businesses

Prudential plc will now focus on its operations in Asia, Africa

People receive free face masks at a Salvation Army Community Center in New York City

Bezos, Dimon Other CEOs Pledge To Hire 100,000 Minority Workers In New York

Minority, low income New Yorkers have suffered the most from unemployment and the pandemic

Many of London's streets were deserted following the introduction of the new measures

UK Has Lost 730,000 Jobs Since March, Analysts Warn Of Worse Days Ahead

Economists point out the official jobless data does not reflect the true picture since millions have been furloughed on placed on unpaid leave.

President Donald Trump signs executive actions extending coronavirus economic relief during a news conference at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, on August 8, 2020

What President Trump's Executive Order Could Mean For Social Security, Medicare

President Trump has pledged to eliminate payroll taxes altogether if he is reelected, turning Social Security and Medicare into entitlement programs subject to the vagaries of federal budget-making.

A couple wave flags to mark Australia Day in Sydney

Australia’s Blockchain-Based Smart Trademark App Can Combat Counterfeiting

Australia's Science minister said blockchain technology could help the country increase its reputation as well as create new jobs.

Bitcoin Breaks All-Time High Against Argentine Peso, Turkish Lira, Brazillian Real

The performance of Bitcoin against the currencies of Argentina, Turkey and Brazil had surged past the 2017 all-time highs.

Cryptocurrency Scams Target Wealthy Indian Investors Through Fake Wallets

The number of cryptocurrency scams have surged as the popularity of cryptocurrencies continues to increase. In India, many wealthy individuals are being targeted by fraudulent crypto schemes.

Alain And Gerard Wertheimer Net Worth: Chanel Owners Worth A Combined $50 Billion

Alain and Gerard Wertheimer are worth $24.6 billion each. Although the brothers own fashion brand Chanel, the two keep low-profile lives compared to other billionaires. The French natives are into wines, horse breeding and racing, and art collection, among others.

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