What is American Bitcoin, and why is Eric Trump touting it in Hong Kong?
The cryptocurrency industry has become big business for the Trump family, whose patriarch has become one of its biggest champions since it helped return him to office.
Irish households urged ‘do not eat’ 2 popular dairy food item over illness fears
Two well known Irish products have been yanked from shelves as the public is warned
Lotto player in Mayo wins prize of over €17 million
Since the Lotto began in 1988, Mayo has now claimed both the highest (€19,060,800) and third highest (€17,008,295) jackpots in Irish history.
Bitcoin Price (BTC) News: Losses Extend to Nearly 8% for the Week
Negative price action around the annual U.S.-based Bitcoin Conference has been well-documented, but it also appears to have applied to this week's Bitcoin Asia get-together.
Beef or salmon? A disappearing menu choice as restaurateurs battle rising prices
Food inflation and increasingly price sensitive customers are forcing the industry to scrutinise every menu ingredient and consider cheaper options
Why Is Crypto Down Today?
The crypto market is down today after a couple of green days, with about 95 of the top 100 coins seeing their prices fall over the past 24 hours. Overall,…
In Hong Kong, Eric Trump Lauds Growing Influence of Crypto
The president’s son, who helps run the Trump family’s business interests in digital currency, predicted that Bitcoin will someday exceed $1 million.
Mortgage approvals reach new high as first-time buyers try to secure homes
The number of people securing mortgage approvals hit a post-crash high in July led by demand from first-time buyers, figures have shown.
Bitcoin Likely To Drop Below $100K This Year
Betting odds decreased from 72% on Monday when Bitcoin dropped under $110,000.
Huawei Mate XTs Trifold set to steal the spotlight on September 4 ahead of Samsung and Apple launches
Huawei’s tri-fold Mate XTs arrives Sept 4, boasting stylus support and a unique design
Adequate support ‘crucial’ for those impacted at Wellman – Minister Smyth
It’s expected 54 jobs will now be lost.