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Venice recently made headlines as the first city in the world to charge tourists a fee in an effort to manage mass tourism and improve the quality of life for its residents. The pilot program, which began on Thursday, requires day-trippers to pay a fee of 5 euros to visit Venice, a city known for
The recent comments from the CEO of Norway’s sovereign wealth fund about the “froth” in the tech sector have raised concerns about the sustainability of the current market conditions. With a string of tech giants set to release their earnings reports this week, including Tesla, Meta, Microsoft, and Google’s parent company Alphabet, investors are on
The recent completion of the fourth “halving” event in the Bitcoin network has sparked a wave of speculation and volatility in the cryptocurrency market. With rewards for miners reduced to 3.125 bitcoins from 6.25, investors are closely watching the price of bitcoin, which currently stands at around $64,100. While the mechanics of the halving itself
Impacts of international conflicts and tensions on global oil prices have always been significant. The recent strike by Israel on Iran has once again demonstrated this. On Friday, oil prices skyrocketed by more than 3% following Israel’s military action against Iran. This has raised concerns about the escalation of conflict in the already volatile Middle
China has vehemently opposed the recent investigation initiated by the U.S. into its maritime, logistics, and shipbuilding industries, labeling the move as a “mistake on top of a mistake.” The Chinese ministry of commerce released an official statement asserting that the U.S. was providing “discriminatory” subsidies to its domestic industries despite this fact, they accused