By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Stand with Crypto, an advocacy organization for voters who own cryptocurrencies, saw its membership surpass 1 million on Wednesday, as crypto backers push politicians to create a new regulatory framework for the digital asset industry while averting more onerous compliance requirements. Brian Armstrong, chief executive of Coinbase, an online
Last month, in remarks to a crowd of supporters, former President Donald Trump added a new dynamic to November’s election—and reignited debate about the future of the digital asset industry in the U.S.—by declaring, “…if you are in favor of crypto, you better vote for Trump.” It wasn’t subtle, but it was acknowledgement of crypto’s
President Joe Biden paints himself as the antithesis of former President Donald Trump. But every now and then he borrows a Trump move. Biden is rolling out a much-telegraphed executive order on immigration to limit the number of migrants streaming across the southwest border. Immigration is one of Biden’s biggest vulnerabilities, with Trump’s approval rating
Trump’s campaign raised almost twice as much money than on any previous day. The money was raised through an online donor platform read more A day after former US President Donald Trump was handed over the historic guilty verdict in the infamous hush money case, his campaign said that it had shattered its own fundraising
But, asked whether the US businesspeople and politicians he met had expressed concern, Chan said “no one was concerned about national security” and their focus was very much on “business-related issues”. “In fact, the concern and interests of the business sector here are about the stability of Hong Kong, the overall business environment, the impact
This election cycle will really influence the pace of energy investment, both in the next five years and through 2050 Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump. (Photo: PTI) Reuters A victory by Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 presidential election would jeopardize a projected $1 trillion in low-carbon energy investments and carbon emissions would
By Valerie Volcovici WASHINGTON, – A victory by Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 presidential election would jeopardize a projected $1 trillion in low-carbon energy investments and carbon emissions would be 1 billion tonnes more by 2050 than under current policies, according to a new analysis by Wood Mackenzie published on Thursday. KEY QUOTE “This
The Administration’s anti-crypto policies risk alienating voters of both parties. But the bigger, albeit also potentially misguided, picture may be about preserving America’s global economic power. Posted May 14, 2024 at 12:52 pm EST. David Z. Morris is a longtime technology and finance reporter, and the creator of Dark Markets, a newsletter about cryptocurrency, financial
Former President Donald Trump could owe more than $100 million in taxes as a result of a yearslong Internal Revenue Service inquiry into claims of huge losses on his Chicago skyscraper, The New York Times and ProPublica reported Saturday. The news organizations reported Trump claimed massive financial losses twice — first on his 2008 tax
President Joe Biden traveled to Wisconsin, on Wednesday to announce a $3.3 billion investment by Microsoft to build a new artificial intelligence data center. The data center will be built on same property of a planned $10 billion Foxconn facility that former President Donald Trump had touted during his presidency as a major revival of