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Is 2021 the Perfect Year to Start a Business?

If you are looking for a product to launch or to start a business in 2021, here are three big trends that would encourage you to keep a close a eye.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the ‘Squad’ Introduce $2,000 Stimulus Checks Bill

Members of the “Squad” in the House introduced their bill to send $2,000 stimulus checks to Americans on Thursday.

Postal Service Overload may Delay Deliveries of Millions of Christmas Gifts

Delayed Gifts? Postal Service Overload Possibly Result to Worst Christmas

Millions of gifts may be delayed as the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) struggles with the unprecedented volume of packages from people who chose to shop online at the store and ship holiday gifts rather than bring them in person.

World's Most Expensive Sculptures: Here are Some of the Jaw Dropping Items Featured in an Auction

World's Most Expensive 'Weird' Sculptures

Here are some of the items that has been the most expensive sculptures ever to sell at an auction.

Either Cinemas Shut or Movies are Postponed: How COVID-19 Upturned the Industry this Year

How Cinema Industry Changed Due to COVID-19

For cinemas, you could call 2020 a year of losers as this year was set to surpass as studios postponed their big movies due to cinemas being shut.

7 Biggest Dominant Consumer Trends in 2020

For many consumer-oriented companies, this year was make-or-break. Here are five defining consumer trends of 2020.

Lorna Jane Taken to Court Over Claims that Activewear could Protect Wearers from Getting COVID-19

Can Lorna Jane Activewear Protect You from Getting COVID-19? Court Says No!

Lorna Jane, an activewear brand, was taken to court over claims that its clothes could protect a wearer from COVID-19.

Weird Taste? McDonald's Offers Burger with Spam, Crushed Oreos in China

McDonald's launched a new burger featuring spam and oreo available in China.

2 Delta Passengers Slip Out of Plane via Emergency Slide

Two delta passengers used the emergency slide to slip out of the airplane from LaGuardia.

Spreading Good Vibes: Man Pays Utility Bills of 114 Families

[VIRAL] Good Vibes: Man Pays Utility Bills of 114 Families

A Florida man spread good vibes by paying the utility bills of 114 families to help them prevent their services from shutting down for the 2020 holiday season.

Did the Stimulus Package Drops Student Loan? What to Do Before Forbearance Ends

Did Stimulus Package Drops Student Loan? What to Do Before Forbearance Ends

Here are the things you should be prepared for when the student loan forbearance ends.

FedEx, UPS are Rivals that Choose to Work Together in Delivering the Coronavirus Vaccine

FedEx, UPS Rivals Work Together to Deliver Coronavirus Vaccine

FedEx and UPS are two fierce competitors companies who came up with a plan of dividing the United States to ensure that the COVID-19 vaccines will be delivered as quickly as possible.

These Luxury Cars Might not Meet Your Expectations. Find Out Why

Top 3 Most Flop Luxury Cars of 2020

Here are three vehicles that failed to deliver extra wow factor in 2020s batches of test drives.

Billionaire Ray Dalio's Son Dies After His Audi Sedan Crashes Into a Verizon Store

Ray Dalio, the billionaire hedge fund founder, confirmed the news that his son Devon Dalio died due to a car crash.

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Why You Need an Emergency Fund and How to Build One

Following the pandemic, natural calamities, and major employment shifts, a startling new study on the online news site News Nation shows that 1 in 4 Americans don't have an emergency fund.

Myths You Have Been Told About Generational Wealth

Generational wealth is a facet of wealth management that is often misunderstood. Labeled trust fund babies, rich kids, and lucky breaks, those who receive an inheritance from families are rare.

HighKey on BitClout: The Social Media Network of the Century

Social media has successfully made it to the mainstream consciousness of over half the global population. DataReportal's latest study shows that over 4.33 billion people worldwide are using some form of social networking site this year. That's why it's no wonder many tech companies are interested in investing or forming the next Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube to capture the hearts and minds of the general population.

How to Make Good use of Consumer Credit?

Ease of access, freedom to choose in which to invest the money and lines of credit designed according to the needs of consumers, are some of the characteristics that have made consumer credit one of the most important financing products in the world’s market.

Can Money Buy Love or Friendship?

While researchers have suggested that individuals who base their self-worth on their financial success often feel lonely in everyday life, a newly published study by the University at Buffalo and Harvard Business School has taken initial steps to better understand why this link exists.

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Study: Millennials and Generation Z More Sustainability-Orientated -- Even When It Comes To Money

The younger generations are willing to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to sustainable living.

Scientists Develop New Magnetic Nanomaterial For Counterfeit Money Prevention

An international research team led by NUST MISIS has developed a new iron-cobalt-nickel nanocomposite with tunable magnetic properties. The nanocomposite could be used to protect money and securities from counterfeiting. The study was published in Nanomaterials.

Loan Applications Processed Around Midday More Likely To Be Rejected

Bank credit officers are more likely to approve loan applications earlier and later in the day, while 'decision fatigue' around midday is associated with defaulting to the safer option of saying no.

Researchers Find Optimal Way To Pay Off Student Loans

After graduating or leaving college, many students face a difficult choice: Try to pay off their student loans as fast as possible to save on interest, or enroll in an income-based repayment plan, which offers affordable payments based on their income and forgives any balance remaining after 20 or 25 years.

Language Used On Credit Card Websites The Hardest To Understand

New research led by the University of East Anglia (UEA) reveals how easy it is for consumers to understand the language used on personal finance websites.

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