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Bitcoin Spot ETFs’ adoption underlines and amplifies the upcoming Bitcoin bull cycle

Ever since the first Bitcoin block reward halving happened on 12 November 2012, these fundamental events, occurring approximately every 4 years, have marked the beginning of bull market cycles for the original cryptocurrency. This year the fourth halving happened in April, however now there was another huge factor into play – namely the spot Bitcoin […]

Unveiling the most scammed states in America: A deep dive into fraud trends

Americans have been losing billions of dollars to scams for decades but with the wider use of social media and technologies such as AI, schemes are now more sophisticated than ever. Impersonations, phishing scams, scam calls or deep fakes, fraudsters are becoming more and more creative in their ways to make unsuspecting victims believe anything […]

Deceptive TikTok trends that shape Gen Z’s financial culture

A recent study by the Forbes Advisor found that 80% of young people get financial advice from social media. Given that TikTok is the most favored social platform for Gen Z (those born between the mid-to-late 1990s and early 2010s) many find themselves taking financial tips and hacks from influencers with no particular expertise or […]

Research: Thousands of jobs may have already been taken over by AI in the United Kingdom

For years, automation and mechanisation have been introduced in a wide range of manual jobs, but now, with the era of generative AI, the most susceptible jobs are the ones relying on cognitive skills and more precisely repetitive cognitive skills. When ChatGPT was launched in November 2022, the promising chatbot quickly divided the crowds, becoming […]

Easter grocery shopping: Food inflation at the largest supermarket chains in the UK

With Easter almost here, many are planning their holiday and already looking for special offers for Easter eggs and reasonably priced meat. A good festive celebration cannot go without an Easter roast, spring veggies, and the kids’ favourite egg hunt. Over the last couple of years, however, due to the unprecedented inflation rates and increased […]

The most expensive Airbnb rentals in the United Kingdom

As summer rolls around, why not consider booking a luxurious Airbnb rental in one of the many charming corners of the United Kingdom? As of 2024, Airbnb is one of the leaders in the home-sharing market, with over 7 million active listings across 220 countries worldwide. According to Inside Airbnb, there are more than 91,000 […]

Asia-Pacific’s best and worst Airlines and Airports based on flight delays and cancellations

The aviation industry in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) reported a staggering 161% increase in international passengers compared to 2022. This remarkable performance, however, does not equal a satisfactory travel experience for the passengers. On the contrary, the traffic increase combined with severe weather conditions, the higher prices of aircraft fuel, supply chain disruptions, and other […]

Latin America’s best and worst Airlines and Airports based on flight delays and cancellations

The Latin America & the Caribbean (LAC) region has made an impressive comeback in 2023 with a 28.3% increase in international passengers compared to 2022 suggesting a strong recovery. Although there are some indisputable improvements, since the aftermath of the pandemic, the aviation industry has been facing many difficulties such as increased fuel prices, high […]

U.S. and Canada’s best and worst Airlines and Airports based on flight delays and cancellations

With summer just a few months away, thousands of people are now planning their vacations, booking hotels and looking for discounted flights. Travel and tourism, however, are still struggling to return to normalcy after the stringent measures taken by governments in an attempt to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. The aviation industry was hit particularly […]