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Volkswagen credit spreads rose despite pollution controls evasion

Volkswagen is proven of deceiving EPA in regards with its car emission levels forcing the agency to officially charge the German automaker what is due them. VW's credit spreads widened the fact it faces a maximum fine of $18 billion.

Volkswagen might get fined $18 billion for 'defeat device' installation

Volkswagen might get penalized amounting to $18 billion for not complying with the Clean Air rules of EPA. The German trademark cars can be recalled by EPA since they have the authority to do so.

Honda's 2016 Civic could be the car of the future

As many car companies began recalling their cars, Honda unveiled it's latest car with built-in technology. Aside from the added great features, two of the most utilized operating systems can be used - the Apple CarPlay and the Android Auto.

Ohm Battery promises peace of mind by solving key problem areas in car battery technology

A next-generation car battery is in development that could solve several issues related to modern car batteries.

Volvo develops Apple Smartwatch to replace car keys; On Call System Features revealed

Volvo is one step closer in turning car keys into smartwatch car controller. They are progressing towards the launching of On Call System which is expected to happen by the end of the month. It is now easier to control you car with one wearable device.

Ford is opening up its EV patents to rivals; Following Tesla, Toyota move but with a cost

Ford is opening up its electric vehicle patents to competitors for a fee. It’s different from Tesla has made previously.

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Protect Your Wallet: FBI Warns of Rising Elder Fraud Targeting Seniors

According to a recently released FBI report, Americans over 60 were the victims of so-called elder fraud crimes more often last year than any other year, accounting for an estimated $3.4 billion in total reported losses.

Is China's Central Bank Gold-Buying Spree A Precursor for War? Part I of II

Since 2009, China has more than doubled its gold reserves. In wartime, particularly in wars perpetrated in violation of international law, the resulting international sanctions can force an invader state to rely on its gold reserves. Thus if a country is preparing to go to war and incur sanctions, it will ensure it has an ample reserve of gold.

Milei's Radical Approach to Overhauling Argentina's Fiscal Deficit

Javier Milei, the libertarian president of Argentina, is intensifying his efforts to reduce the nation's large budget deficit by focusing more on "chainsaw" expenditure cutbacks and "blender" austerity measures that reduce buying power and, he believes, curb out-of-control inflation.

Ethereum Fights Back Against SEC Security Label

According to a court document filed on Monday, for over a year, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been looking into whether or not Ethereum could be considered a security.

Ex-Binance CEO Jailed, Industry Faces Regulatory Heat

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, commonly known as CZ, expressed appreciation for the support from the crypto community following his sentencing to four months in U.S. prison for money laundering charges.

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JPMorgan Predicts No Rate Cuts, Potentially Boosting Returns

JPMorgan Chase & Co. President Daniel Pinto suggested that the Federal Reserve might not cut interest rates at all this year due to persistently high inflation.

Should You Sell Your Bitcoin? Schiff Sounds Alarm on Crypto Winter

Through a series of tweets on the social media site X on Wednesday, economist and gold bug Peter Schiff shared his thoughts on bitcoin and the state of the US economy.

Bitcoin Investor Microstrategy Ups the Ante: Should You Invest in Crypto?

After the most recent acquisition, Microstrategy, "the world's first bitcoin development company" and a software intelligence company listed on the Nasdaq, said that it currently possesses 214,400 bitcoins.

Quantum Conundrum: Can Blockchains Find a User-Friendly Security Upgrade?

Johann Polecsak, co-founder of the QAN blockchain platform, contends that public blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana are still unprepared to adopt post-quantum cryptography without having a major impact on users, even as the possibility of quantum computers breaking current cybersecurity standards grows.

Can You Afford the American Dream? Homeownership Costs Skyrocket

According to real estate company Redfin, purchasing a home is more expensive than it has been in at least the past ten years. Homebuyers are faced with the twin whammy of rising mortgage rates and housing prices.

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