President loses $101m in bitcoin gamble
The world leader sank $156 million of his personal fortune into bitcoin. Now it’s worth less than half that.
The world leader sank $156 million of his personal fortune into bitcoin. Now it’s worth less than half that.
The Australian stock market surged by more than 2 per cent on Friday, following Wall Street’s lead after a drop in US inflation.
The world’s richest man has been forced to sell $4 billion of his Tesla shares to try and fund his Twitter deal. And it hasn’t gone well.
Shares in one of Australia’s most successful companies have plummeted overnight, with software giant Atlassian losing billions in minutes.
Apple has ended the week with a sizeable gain on the US stock market, despite the tech giant’s iPhone sales falling bellow estimates.
The Facebook founder has now officially lost more money than anyone else in the world in the past 13 months.
Mark Zuckerberg took a huge gamble with Facebook, but now his company is haemorrhaging a staggering amount of money.
Australia’s share market has reacted to one of Wall Street’s largest intra-day turnarounds in history, surging 1.8 per cent.
The dazzling rise of the US dollar is raising fears of a currency crash of a severity not seen since the 1997 Asian financial crisis.
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss held crisis talks on Friday as the British economy continues to tank – but it’s another a shock development that’s left her reeling.
British Prime Minister has emerged from “hiding” amid her nation’s financial turmoil, only to be confronted by a barrage of angry questions.
The central bank of the United Kingdom has announced a drastic intervention in a desperate attempt to stabilise panicking financial markets.
The Bank of England has vowed it “will not hesitate” to hike interest rates again after the pound crashed to a record low on Monday.
The British pound has crashed to an all-time low against the US dollar as the currency’s slump serves as a major warning for Australia.
Wall Street neared bear market territory on Friday as stocks fell sharply to end the week with the Dow down more than 800 points.
An expert has claimed bitcoin is officially dead as the crypto approaches its ninth consecutive month of plunging values.
The founder of technology company Huawei has sparked alarm in China after warning about a ‘very painful’ decade ahead.
A struggling Aussie fitness franchise that’s been savaged on the international stock markets now faces a new challenge from overseas heavyweights.
A graph reveals the stunning depths one Aussie company’s global ambitions have sunk to following another share market bloodbath overnight.
Russia’s latest move could plunge European countries into a winter fraught with severe gas shortages and crippling price hikes, and it’s got global consequences too.
A high-profile grower says Aussies need to get used to paying “that little bit more” for vegetables or risk shelves full of imported products.
Another cryptocurrency trading platform has barred users from withdrawing their assets, with the blistering Crypto Winter taking another victim.
Cryptocurrency lending platform Celsius Network owes its 1.7 million users billions of dollars, CEO and founder Alex Mashinsky has said.
A crypto platform used by 1.7 million people is on the brink of collapse as its debts pile up to eight figures with all its accounts frozen.
Bitcoin dipped below US$19,000, Ethereum has been in danger of losing US$1,000 and there’s blood everywhere you turn in the crypto world.
There are grim signs for the global economy as the US stock market saw its worst first half of trading in more than half a century.
The boss of one of the world’s most popular cryptocurrency platforms has made a punishing two-year prediction for bitcoin.
Australia’s biggest trading partner has dramatically scaled back investment Down Under, in another painful blow for the economy.
The Australian Government has made a major announcement on cryptocurrencies after a big decision on the treatment of Bitcoin overseas.
It’s been a nightmare few months for cryptocurrency investors, with billions being wiped off the market in a matter of weeks, but it’s about to get a whole lot worse.
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