Plan for $2.1 Billion AirTrain to La Guardia Is Paused – The New York Times
Gov. Kathy Hochul had asked the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to put the project on hold and review alternatives.
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What Jamie Dimon Doesn’t Understand About Bitcoin – CoinDesk
The JPMorgan CEO thinks the bitcoin supply cap is changeable. He ain’t wrong, but he definitely ain’t right.
M&S to close town centre store – Kent Online
Retail giant Marks and Spencer has announced a town centre store in Kent will close its doors for good after Christmas.
Euromillions results and live draw: Tonight’s winning lottery numbers | HeraldScotland – HeraldScotland
One lucky Briton could be on the verge of the biggest lottery win in UK history if they scoop tonight’s record EuroMillions draw….
Stocks Rise as Traders Await Corporate Earnings: Markets Wrap – Yahoo Canada Finance
(Bloomberg) — Stock fell in a choppy trading session as investors awaited the start of the earnings season, while weighing the…
The massive change DVLA could make to our driving licences – Bristol Live
The DVLA is looking to create an app for licences
She co-founded a $1 billion fintech start-up in Asia — and wants to show other women they can too – CNBC
Tessa Wijaya, the co-founder of Indonesian payments start-up Xendit, describes herself as “a unicorn among unicorns among unicorns.”…
Australia news LIVE: Victoria records 1466 new local COVID-19 cases, eight deaths; NSW records 360 new cases, five deaths as state’s restrictions ease – The Sydney Morning Herald
NSW is on track to hit its 80 per cent double-dose vaccination target before the end of this month, the Victorian government…
‘I’d be happy to live in the van forever’: 21-year-old priced out of Waikato market uses house deposit to travel New Zealand – Stuff.co.nz
Priced out of the Waikato housing market, 21-year-old Piper Lovell decided to put her deposit into a van to travel New Zealand…
Limited choice for Christmas shoppers this year, Kiwibank economist says – Stuff.co.nz
‘Don’t be surprised, if you get the same Christmas presents as everybody else,’ economist says.