Europe still needs to earn the confidence of investors
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. In markets, the
Investors
Property
Historic Portage Theater Could Go Into Receivership As Owner Gives Up Property
PORTAGE PARK — After seven years with little progress, the owner of the historic and decaying Portage Theater is giving up the property.
Crypto
Farmland Meets Cryptocurrency: 4 Emerging Investment Trends
The past 15 years have brought two developments that have changed the dynamic for farmland investment. The financial crisis of 2008 gave a
Finance
Cybercriminals target federal employee credentials with National Finance Center scam
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has warned federal employees that cybercriminals are attempting to steal their login credentials in connection to a widely
Crypto
Russian National Set To Forfeit Nearly $23,000,000 After Agreeing To Plead Guilty to Crypto Market Manipulation
A Russian national who was charged for his role in a crypto market manipulation scheme will give up his access to millions worth
Loans
Trump: Student Loans Will Be Managed by SBA Instead of Ed. Dept.
Trump said student loans are moving out of the Department of Education and into the Small Business Administration. He also said that HHS
Investment
Yahoo Sells TechCrunch to Investment Firm Regent
TechCrunch has a new owner: Yahoo sold the tech-news site to investment company Regent for an undisclosed amount. The announcement of deal comes
Investors
Elon Musk Really Wants Tesla Investors To Think He’s Not MIA
Earlier this week, one of Tesla’s most bullish supporters in the financial space broke the glass and pulled the alarm. “Let’s call it
Crypto
4 Crypto Tokens Set to Double After Trump’s Nothing Burger Crypto Summit Speech
Bitcoin and crypto tokens dropped after a disappointing speech by Donald Trump at a closely-watched summit. They have also pulled back after the
Property
Property taxes went down in R.I. as property values went up, affecting education funding
In Rhode Island, increases in property tax levies are capped at 4 percent but, according to RIPEC, towns and cities have hiked residential