Finance
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Musk’s deal for Twitter looks set to go with original $44B price tag
In an unexpected u-turn, Tesla CEO and billionaire Elon Musk looks set to complete his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter,…
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KlimaDAO and Sushi use LINK for carbon offset on Polygon
KlimaDAO, a carbon market, blockchain scaling solution, and Sushi, the DEX and margin trading and lending app, launched the world’s…
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Insolvency not in ‘Nexo’s reality,’ says co-founder during AMA
Bankruptcy or insolvency is not in “Nexo’s reality” according to the crypto lending platform’s co-founder and managing partner, Kalin Metodiev.…
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Federal regulators are preparing to pass judgment on Ethereum
Are regulators with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission gearing up to take down Ethereum? Given the saber-rattling by officials…
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Kodak Black Gives Back, Pays Rent for 28 Florida Families Facing Eviction
Rapper Kodak Black and the Zachariah McQueen Foundation have teamed up to help more than two dozen families facing eviction at…
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Pardon My Fro To Debut Its First Haircare Line Through Walmart’s Accelerator Program
Dany Bly‘s Pardon My Fro lifestyle brand is unapologetically afro obsessed. Featuring the entrepreneur’s stunning illustrations and designs, the expanding…
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Celsius’ co-founder Daniel Leon follows Mashinsky out as crypto exec flight continues
S. Daniel Leon, who cofounded Celsius with Alex Mashinsky in 2017, has quit his job as the bankrupt crypto lender’s…
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M31 Capital launches $100M Web3 investment fund with $50M in commitments so far
Crypto-focused investment firm M31 Capital has launched a new investment fund dedicated to Web3 companies, further underscoring the industry’s shift…
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Black N.C. A&T Educator Receives Grant To Study Social Media Influence On Black Women’s Health Habits
A Black N.C. A&T educator wants to determine how social media messaging about weight management affects the mental and physical…
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Medicare Part B Premiums Are Going Down in 2023 — Here’s Why
Medicare beneficiaries will pay less for their Part B premium next year, the first decrease in a decade. Other Medicare…
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