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The Biden administration has introduced strict new oil and gas drilling restrictions on over 13 million acres in Alaska's western Arctic.
Learn about the fundamentals of the Bitcoin halving and understand why the notion of "rare" Satoshis is a misconception.
March saw a significant decline in single-family home construction, intensifying challenges in the U.S. housing market due to rising mortgage rates and a shrinking supply.
Amid rising inflation and geopolitical tensions, gold prices have surged.
Canada aims to implement the international Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework by 2026 to 'enhance transparency in cryptocurrency transactions' and 'combat tax evasion.'
The Federal Reserve's inconsistencies in communicating and managing U.S. monetary policy, highlight historical and current challenges in accurately predicting and controlling economic trends.
The Arkansas State House has recently passed two regulatory bills targeting Bitcoin mining, focusing on issues like noise pollution and foreign ownership.
China's Central Bank battles to stabilize the yuan amid escalating economic pressures and global market uncertainties.
Riot Platforms has activated a substation at its Corsicana Facility in Texas, marking a significant phase in establishing what is expected to be the world's largest Bitcoin mining operation.
A recent study in Econ Journal Watch refutes prior claims by McKinsey & Company, showing no empirical support for the financial benefits of increased executive diversity in large U.S. firms.
U.S. shale oil production shows signs of peaking, potentially altering global supply dynamics and impacting oil prices.
Sweden's Skatteverket has levied a $90 million tax demand on 18 bitcoin mining companies after a tax evasion investigation.
The Biden administration will reimpose sanctions on Venezuela's oil and gas sectors due to non-compliance with the Barbados Agreement's electoral conditions.
The Bitcoin community has achieved a major legal victory as Craig Wright discontinues his UK High Court lawsuit against 12 developers, affirming their contributions and shielding the wider open source community from similar legal challenges.
