Nate Houstman

Don’t Get Distracted: Ghislane, Dorsey, Omicron, And Other Nonsense

Nov 30, 2021 | Business, Economy, Entertainment, Politics, Tech |

Podcast: The Ghislane Maxwell trial started today, just as a new COVID strain and a Big Tech resignation make the news. Plus: real vs fake metaverse.

This Thanksgiving, Let’s Be Grateful for Technology

Nov 26, 2021 | Business, Economy, Tech |

Original Article By Paul Brody At CoinDesk.com

This Thanksgiving, I will be giving thanks for technology and the endless opportunity it offers us for re-inventing ourselves and fixing our mistakes. Technology has done so much for my family and for me, no matter the challenges we face today, I could not be convinced to go backwards.

Black Friday Sales Rocket As Shoppers Buy Online And Stay Home

Nov 26, 2021 | Business, Economy, Tech |

Shoppers took advantage of Black Friday deals as many retailers started discounts earlier this month.

Preliminary data from Mastercard showed that Black Friday shopping increased by 29.8% through 3 p.m. ET from 2020, as consumers embraced deals online and from in person deals.

Bitcoin Slips to $55K As Renewed COVID Concerns Jolt Traditional Markets

Nov 26, 2021 | Economy, Tech |

The financial markets are a sea of red on Friday as worries over a new coronavirus variant appear to have zapped risk appetite.

Activist Prosecutor Who Let Waukesha Suspected Mass Murderer out Has Very ‘Interesting’ Views

Nov 26, 2021 | Politics, Self Defense |

Instead of actually looking at prosecutorial misconduct as a problem to be solved within the confines of what that means, Democrats, largely backed by George Soros, have sought to produce “criminal justice reform” by electing far-left prosecutors who won’t protect their communities and enforce the law. That has led to a rise in violent crime that has left a trail of carnage in its wake.