An ETF focused on the ‘moats’ strategy of Warren Buffett is beating the market once again
The VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF (MOAT) has a total return of more than 23% year to date.
Today is the day stock options and index futures expire, so expect a lot of volume
The effect of triple witching has been greatly reduced due to the growth of weekly and monthly options that have diluted the effect of quarterly expiration.
SoftBank-backed startup Improbable outlines plan for metaverse to rival Microsoft, Meta
The company’s metaverse project, called MSquared, is more than a year in the making and would enable users to live, work and interact with each other virtually.
Beyoncé shows blamed for fueling inflation in Sweden
Queen Bey, as she’s known to her legions of fans, is now credited with increasing inflation in the Scandinavian country.
Putin extols Russian economic performance, defends military spending
Putin on Friday cited positive data points to laud Russia’s economic health and said surging defense spending was needed to boost national security.
TikTokers are using this Google Flights trick to book cheap airfare — here’s how it works
While the technique is simple, it does require some flexibility in terms of where you’re willing to travel and the timing.
Binance to exit the Netherlands after failing to obtain regulatory approval
Binance said that it can no longer serve Dutch clients “as we have been unable to register as a VASP [virtual asset service provider] with the Dutch regulator.
Prince Harry and Meghan’s deal with Spotify ends as they agree to ‘part ways’
“Spotify and Archewell Audio have mutually agreed to part ways and are proud of the series we made together,” the two parties said in a joint statement.
Top EU official urges more countries to ban China’s Huawei, ZTE from 5G networks
EU commissioner Thierry Breton called on more member states to remove Huawei and ZTE from their 5G networks, citing national security risks.
Use this ‘superpower’ to improve your business and your life, CEO says
From Batman to Iron Man, comic books have often portrayed technology as a superpower. Publicis Sapient CEO Nigel Vaz says that’s true of the real world too.
