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Factors expected to affect the price of Bitcoin during 2024
approve Spot Bitcoin ETF On the US side in January 2024, it gave a big boost to the confidence of crypto investors around the world. and gave rise to a new highest price, New Time High Spot Bitcoin ETF This time, some retail investors returned to the market and played again.
and recently it has been approved Spot Bitcoin ETF The first in Asia and the first Spot Ethereum ETF in the world. Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) approved the spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF products on April 15, 2024.
Eric Balchunas, an analyst from Boomblerg, said that It represents Hong Kong’s progress and important steps. But because the market is much smaller. Therefore, it is expected that there will still not be a huge influx of investment funds that will cause price movements similar to what happened in the United States.
Azerbaijani Companies Entered The TOP 10 In Kazakhstan…
Azerbaijan entered the TOP 10 countries with registered and operating companies in Kazakhstan.
As Day.Az reported on Wednesday with reference to data from the Bureau of National Statistics of Kazakhstan, as of April 1, 1,434 companies with Azerbaijani capital, as well as 217 companies with joint ownership, were registered in Kazakhstan.
Thus, Azerbaijan is in sixth place in terms of the number of registered companies in Kazakhstan.
At the same time, currently, out of 1,434 registered companies with Azerbaijani capital, 1,152 are operating, and out of 217 joint companies with Kazakhstan, 152 are operating.
In addition, Azerbaijani companies currently operating in Kazakhstan (1,152) mainly operate in the areas of wholesale and retail trade, car and motorcycle repair (489), construction (185), transport and warehousing (43), manufacturing industry (51) etc.
The top ten by the number of companies registered in Kazakhstan also included Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Germany, South Korea and Belarus.
Meanwhile, as of April 1, 2024, the number of registered companies with foreign participation in Kazakhstan amounted to 57,052, which is 13 percent more than for the same period in 2023.
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Tesla Faces Crucial Moment with Q1 Earnings Call
Electric vehicle giant Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) is gearing up to unveil its first-quarter financial results on April 23, following recent layoff announcements that impacted its stock performance.
Insights from a Tech Analyst
Wedbush analyst Dan Ives, who holds an Outperform rating on Tesla with a price target of $300, shared his perspective on the upcoming earnings call.
Ives emphasized that the first quarter report and the subsequent conference call could be a defining moment for Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk. He highlighted the significance of the messaging during this critical period.
The analyst pointed out previous challenging years for Tesla and stressed the need for a new strategic outlook to avoid potential challenges ahead.
According to Ives, concerns over demand in China and debates on prioritizing robotaxis versus the Model 2 have added pressure on Tesla’s stock performance, transforming its narrative in the global electric vehicle landscape.
Addressing five key issues, Ives called for clarity on negative growth trends in China, future outlooks, updates on the Model 2, artificial intelligence initiatives, and the announcement of an AI Day.
He warned against sacrificing the Model 2 for robotaxis,
Campaigning In The American Steel Capital, Biden Attacks…
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Joe Biden announced on Wednesday that he wanted to triple customs duties on steel and aluminum from China, a political choice aimed at the American working class whom he is trying to seduce this week by campaigning in Pennsylvania.
The Democrat accused Beijing of “cheating” in the global steel trade, harming American manufacturers and their employees, a key electorate for the November presidential election which will see him face, barring any surprises, his rival Donald Trump .
“They are xenophobic,” Joe Biden said in a speech from the headquarters of the USW in Pittsburgh, the historic US steel capital.
The Democrat lamented that Chinese steel companies “don’t have to worry about making a profit because the Chinese government subsidizes them heavily.”
“They are not competing, they are cheating. And we have seen the damage here in America,” said the man who claims to be the best ally of American workers.
“I am not looking for a confrontation with China, I want competition, but fair competition,” Joe Biden further clarified, assuring that there would be no “trade war” with Beijing.
Blue-collar campaign
With one voice,
The Glassmaker Duralex, In Financial Difficulty Since The…
In difficulty since the energy crisis of 2022, the French glassmaker Duralex “requested the opening of a judicial recovery procedure for its benefit with the Orléans commercial court”announced the company New Duralex International (NDI), operator of the famous brand, on Tuesday April 16.
“The objective is to look for a buyer for NDI, thus aiming to find the best solution for the company”which employs 230 people in its historic factory in Chapelle-Saint-Mesmin (Loiret), informs the company. Before adding that“an administrator and a legal representative should be appointed by the court to assist the company during the observation period which should open”.
Duralex had suffered the full brunt of the surge in gas prices following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, and had been temporarily saved by a state loan of 15 million euros, which had made it possible to reopen its glass furnace and restart its production after five months of closure.
Reread our 2022 article | Duralex glassworks announces it will put its production on standby this winter to save energy
“New difficulties emerged” last year
However, in fiscal year 2023,
Cafs Agreement To Increase Prices Violates The Law
Ahmed Raho, head of the Competition Council, said that the decision by cafés to increase the price of drinks between one dirham and two dirhams, according to what is being promoted in the market and the media, is “an agreement on prices that is against the law,” because “the law is clear in guaranteeing freedom of prices and competition, and therefore organizations have no right to Professionals should discuss any price increase among themselves, since each professional has the right to choose the pricing that suits him.”
Raho explained, in clarifications provided to Hespress, that “the prices that are being discussed are illegal,” and added: “Things are clear, and that is why the Council is quietly following up on this issue, while there is now consideration being put forward to take action in this regard,” noting that “in the coming days, it will be done.” Listening to professionals and knowing their justifications before taking the measures authorized by the Council according to its powers to protect competition in the market between professionals in every field.”
The head of the Competition Council drew attention in his first comment to “not considering what is promoted in the market or the press as a reference in the Council’s work,” adding: “For this reason,
Netflix Won: The Password Move Brought Millions Of…
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Netflix’s move to stop password sharing between users has apparently been a major success, with the streaming platform adding 9.33 million subscribers to its service.
This is clear in the company’s report for the first quarter of 2024, published on Thursday.
According to the data presented internally, as of March 31 this year, Netflix had a total of 269.60 million paying subscribers.
For the US and Canada, paid subscriptions for the first three months of the year were up 2.53 million. Europe, the Middle East and Africa added 2.92 million new users, and the Latin America region added 1.72 million. The Asia-Pacific market saw an increase of 2.16 million.
On the plus side, users continue to grow significantly after the all-time high of 13.1 million new subscribers set at the end of the fourth quarter of 2023.
Against this background came the surprising news that the platform intends to stop sharing its results from new users every quarter.
“In the early days when we had little revenue or profit, our subscriber growth was a strong indicator of our future potential,” it said in a letter to investors.
Accuracy: Crash Test On Supermarket Shelves How 50…
The time when 50 euros offered a sense of security to consumers when they reached the checkout of the supermarket seems very distant now. After two years of merciless precision, 50 euros have become a little less than 37 euros and now the basket is only 2/3 fullcreating stress and insecurity not only in the poorest households, but also in the so-called “middle class”.
€ 37 After two years of merciless accuracy, 50 euros has become a little less than 37 euros and now the basket is only 2/3 full
The slow deceleration in food inflation – in March the ‘food and non-alcoholic beverages’ category ran +5.3% and for the first time in several months fell off the peak of increases – is no cause for celebration. And that’s because it’s more technical. The change in the sectoral index results from the comparison of this year’s price with the corresponding last year’s. For the record, let’s say that the March 2023 food inflation was 14.3% in relation to March 2022.
Thus, despite the Skrekas measures, which followed the Georgiadis measures, a basket of 19 basic food products which cost 50.11 euros on March 1,
Whistleblower Says Boeing Threatened Him To Keep Quiet
Boeing whistleblower and veteran engineer Sam Salehpour testified at a hearing on the aircraft manufacturer’s safety culture on April 17, 2024. Drew Angerer/AFP via Getty Images
A Boeing engineer told lawmakers that the company threatened him because he raised safety concerns.
He said his manager would keep him away from meetings and call him on his personal phone to “berate” him.
The comments came to light at a hearing on safety culture at the once renowned aircraft manufacturer.
This is a machine translation of an article from our US colleagues at Business Insider. It was automatically translated and checked by a real editor.
A longtime Boeing engineer told a panel of lawmakers that he received verbal and physical threats for raising safety concerns about the company.
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In a Senate hearing on Wednesday, Sam Salehpour, a former Boeing employee turned whistleblower, said the company repeatedly ignored his reports of safety deficiencies in the production of at least 1,400 wide-body jets.
Salehpour said a Boeing quality manager told him not to document his concerns or inform experts about the gaps he said existed in the fuselage of hundreds of Boeing 787 Dreamliners.