Donald Trump's Newest Venture: Selling NFT Trading Cards With Bits of His Mugshot Suit and Exclusive Dinner Invites

Donald Trump's Newest Venture: Selling NFT Trading Cards With Bits of His Mugshot Suit and Exclusive Dinner Invites

Former President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday the sale of his new NFT "digital trading cards," which include snippets of the suit he wore in the mugshot taken on the day of his arrest in Georgia.


Dow Jones Hits an All-Time High After Federal Reserve Signals Interest Rate Cuts Next Year

After the Federal Reserve signaled it could start cutting interest rates next year if inflation continues to fall, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a new record high.

In Historic Decision, US Greenlights a New Nuclear Reactor That Does Not Use Water for Cooling

In a historic move, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has given California startup Kairos Power a construction permit for its Hermes demonstration reactor that departed from traditional nuclear reactor cooling method.

Etsy to Axe 11% of Its Workforce as Weak Sales Persist Into Holiday Season

Etsy is set to reduce its workforce by 11% as part of a broader effort to restructure and streamline costs amid challenging market conditions.


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