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| Worthless currency becomes art, of sorts, in struggling Venezuela CARACAS: Venezuela's currency has lost so much value that people simply throw away their small bills — they are virtually worthless anyway. Enter Wilmer Rojas, 25, who scoops them up off the street, uses an origami-like folding technique, a needle and thread to make handbags with an eye to selling ...
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| Egypt T-bill yields fall to lowest since currency float CAIRO, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Average yields on Egypt's six-month and one-year treasury bills fell on Thursday, data from the central bank showed, extending a decline that has taken yields to their lowest levels since the country floated its currency in late 2016. The yield on the 182-day bill fell to 17.358 ...
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| Small cap companies who have given themselves a crypto-currency rebrand should be treated ... Giving yourself a blockchain rebrand has become almost as much a craze as the crypto-currency fervour itself among London's small-cap companies. In turn, investors are keen to get in on the action. The price of bitcoin, which relies on blockchain tech, rallied by more than 1300% last year and its ...
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| What were the best and worst performing currencies since the last Winter Olympics? Every four years, the Winter Olympics provides an opportunity for global superpowers and political rivals to pit their sporting strengths against one another. We thought it would be interesting to take a look at the performance of the currencies of the participating nations since the Sochi Winter Olympics in ...
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| Comptroller of the Currency praises Mulvaney's moves at CFPB While it is true that a timeshare contract is a binding legal document, it is often mistakenly thought that such a contract cannot only be cancelled. In fact, most timeshare companies maintain that their contracts are non – cancellable. This misconception is perpetuated by timeshare companies and user ...
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'It's a GERMAN currency!' Lega Nord vows to pull Italy from euro 'MISTAKE' Mr Salvini described the euro as a "German currency" and claimed it had damaged the Italian economy. Speaking on the sidelines of a rally in Florence, where opposition supporters staged a noisy protest against his party, Mr Salvani said: "It's clear to everyone that the euro is a mistake for our economy.
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