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EntertainmentYahoo FinanceLogan Paul: My Pokemon passion turned into a $2M 'addiction,' led me to NFTs
YouTube star Logan Paul takes credit for partly fueling the sudden resurgence of interest in Pokemon.
SportsYahoo FinanceWWE enters the NFT arena ahead of WrestleMania 37, offering digital tokens in tiered packages
WWE has announced that it's created its first-ever NFTs.
BusinessYahoo Finance‘This is the single worst time to be a passive investor’: veteran investor
Stock picking is ripe for a shift away from passive investing, which could suffer a decade of low or nonexistent returns, says Bill Smead.
PoliticsYahoo FinanceBiden’s budget proposal is ‘the most reckless fiscal policy in the last half-century’: economist
Tyler Goodspeed, former acting chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under former President Trump, told Yahoo Finance Live all that President Biden's spending is not prudent at a time when the U.S. budget deficit continues to widen to unprecedented levels.
BusinessYahoo FinanceGen Z, Millennials feed COVID-19's snacking boom, boosting brands like Coke, Pepsi
Consumer brands are capitalizing are newly-formed snacking habits, here's how.
PoliticsYahoo Finance5 ironclad truths about the new Georgia voting law and business
Used to be that if you ran a business in America you’d stay as far away as possible from politics. But this has been changing in recent years, and now taken to another level with the Georgia voting law, the fallout of which has rippled from Fortune 500 companies and prominent executives to major league baseball and golf.
BusinessBloombergGrab draws T. Rowe, Temasek backing for record SPAC deal
Grab Holdings has attracted backing from T. Rowe Price Group and Temasek Holdings for its planned merger with a blank-check company, people with knowledge of the matter said.
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BusinessMoneyMax.ph[Battle of the Brands] PayMaya vs GCash: Which Mobile Wallet App is Right for You?
PayMaya and GCash are the biggest rivals in the Philippine mobile wallet market today. These e-wallet apps enable Filipinos—especially those without bank accounts and credit cards—to make cashless transactions. These apps have been popular over the past few years, as more Filipinos have embraced online shopping.[1] A lot of online retailers and shops have also decided to include mobile wallets in their payment options. Add to that the fact that the pandemic has forced people to stay home, which means that going online and cashless is the safest way to transact. If you have never used a digital wallet but want to try one, you’re probably searching PayMaya vs GCash online to know which is the better mobile wallet app. This Battle of the Brands edition looks closely at the difference between PayMaya and GCash, the two leading mobile money services in the Philippines. Mobile App Usage and Ranking Which mobile wallet is used more in the Philippines? While having more users doesn’t make an app superior to the other, it does speak about the app’s popularity and to some extent, trustworthiness. If an app has garnered lots of users, it may mean that people have found something useful and helpful in it. A lot of these users have even shared the wonders of the said app with their family and friends, thus resulting in more users. At the end of 2020, the number of registered GCash users has grown to over 33 million. This is 65% higher compared to its 20 million users back in 2019.[2] Meanwhile, PayMaya ended... The post [Battle of the Brands] PayMaya vs GCash: Which Mobile Wallet App is Right for You? appeared first on Moneymax.
BusinessYahoo FinanceAmazon warehouse workers’ fight to unionize far from over
Amazon’s (AMZN) decisive victory on Friday against a union campaign in an Alabama warehouse marks a major defeat for labor advocates, but it’s far from the end of workers’ efforts to organize at other Amazon facilities across the country.
PoliticsYahoo FinanceWhy Virginia legalizing marijuana could be a catalyst for federal legalization
A focus on criminal justice expedited Virginia's path to becoming the 16th state to legalize marijuana. It could help the case at the national level.
BusinessYahoo FinanceAmerica's expansion of broadband access is 'absolutely critical': Year Up CEO
This lack of internet access can interfere with online learning, Gerald Chertavian, the chief executive of a job training organization for young people called Year Up, told Yahoo Finance's editor-in-chief, Andy Serwer, in a new interview.
BusinessYahoo FinanceStock market news live updates: Wall Street roars to new records ahead of earnings season
Stocks traded mixed Friday morning following another record-setting session on Wall Street.
BusinessYahoo FinanceThis week in Bidenomics: Chasing corporate profits
We identify 124 companies that would face Biden's 15% minimum tax, if Congress passes it.
BusinessYahoo FinanceAnheuser-Busch's lawsuit against Corona hard seltzer will 'go down in flames': Constellation Brands CEO
Constellation Brands CEO Bill Newlands fires back at Anheuser-Busch for a new lawsuit against its Corona hard seltzer.
BusinessYahoo FinanceLevi's 'balloon jeans' emerge as the post pandemic hot style
Levi's sees a pickup in its men's business as the pandemic starts to round the corner at long last. Here's what men are buying for their post-pandemic lives.
NewsYahoo FinanceSen. Duckworth: Anti-Asian hate crimes 'notoriously underreported'
Amid a nationwide rise in anti-Asian hate, Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D., Ill.) wants the Department of Justice to look back at crimes committed against Asian Americans to determine if those crimes should have been classified as hate crimes.
BusinessYahoo FinanceNike, fresh from 'Satan shoes' win, eyes 'much weaker' trademark battle vs the Post Office
Nike's slam dunk against MSCHF may not turn out as favorably against the U.S. Postal Service.
NewsYahoo FinanceUS businesses 'on fairly strong legal ground' to mandate vaccine proof for customers: Law professor
Don’t be surprised if private businesses from employers to event venues close their doors to those who cannot provide a “vaccine passport” or proof they’ve been inoculated from COVID-19, University of Pennsylvania law professor Eric Feldman told Yahoo Finance Live.
BusinessYahoo FinanceAmazon defeats union in Alabama warehouse, union claims illegal interference
Amazon (AMZN) has clinched victory against a union drive at its warehouse in Alabama, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) said Friday, striking a blow to labor organizers in a vote that captured national attention.
CelebrityYahoo FinanceHow Kim Kardashian is earning her money as billion-dollar empire expands
Kim Kardashian is officially a billionaire, according to Forbes, and the reality star seems to have no plans of slowing down.
BusinessYahoo FinanceThese are the most competitive housing markets in the US: LendingTree
With fewer available homes on the market, bidding wars are heating up especially in these cities, according to LendingTree.
BusinessYahoo Finance2 wild economic charts we'll be watching closely
The U.S. economy is currently lapping the one-year anniversary of the darkest economic days of the pandemic.
HealthMoneyMax.phWhat You Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines in the Philippines
The development of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines is a huge help in the fight against this global pandemic. With a COVID-19 vaccine in the Philippines, people can get protection from severe symptoms that usually lead to hospitalization or death. As of this writing, there are 828,366 COVID-19 cases in the country and a total of 14,119 deaths.[1] The Philippine government is aiming to achieve herd immunity against COVID-19 by 2023.[2] Herd immunity or community immunity occurs when a high percentage of the community is immune to a disease (through vaccination and/or prior illness), making the spread of this disease from person to person unlikely.[3] What is the COVID-19 Vaccine? The COVID-19 vaccine is a vaccine that provides acquired immunity against severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the virus causing COVID-19. In general, vaccines work by helping your body develop an immunity to germs or viruses. Vaccines mimic these germs and viruses. As a result, your body develops antibodies to fight them off and prevent you from getting sick from it again in the future. Based on early data from clinical trials, the vaccines can lower your chances of getting COVID-19 and help prevent getting seriously sick with COVID-19. Is It Safe to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? Yes. Even if pharmaceutical companies developed COVID-19 vaccines so quickly, they did not skip any steps, and all the vaccines underwent careful testing.[4] The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has also granted them emergency use authorization,[5] a risk-based procedure to assess unlicensed vaccines during public health emergencies. In addition, COVID-19 vaccines are... The post What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines in the Philippines appeared first on Moneymax.
NewsBloombergFor the rich, living in Asia is costlier than anywhere else
If you’re wealthy, Asia Pacific is the most expensive place to live in, with Shanghai overtaking Hong Kong as the priciest city in the world.
NewsBloombergAfter Singapore shakeup, here are possible successors to Lee
With the successor to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong now out of the picture, the race to become the country’s next leader is suddenly wide open. Here's a shortlist of the front-runners to succeed Lee
