Rachel Curry
Market Realist WriterLocation: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United StatesEducation: University of DelawareRachel is a finance and investing journalist and content writer with a special interest in impact investing. She holds a BA in English and journalism and has been writing professionally since 2016. Rachel has lived in places like Vermont, Thailand, Ireland, and more. Through her work, she wants to act as a bridge connecting the world to the information they need to feel better, be better, and make this planet a better place to live.
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VanMoof Rides Growth Wave, Considers the Public Market
VanMoof is releasing its high-speed e-bike, the Vanmoof V. Is the Dutch bike maker publicly traded?
Mortgages Are Getting Out of Control—Here's Why
Mortgage rates were near zero for most of the COVID-19 pandemic. Why are mortgages getting out of control?
Merck Sells COVID Pill to U.S. at $700 Per Treatment Course
Merck is requesting emergency use for its COVID-19 treatment pill. How much will the drug cost?
NetJets Expands in Big Deal, Publicly Traded Parent Company Wins Too
Private jet company NetJets just finalized a major deal. Is the luxurious airway publicly traded?
Will the FDA Approve AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Cocktail?
AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine never received emergency-use authorization in the U.S. Will the FDA approve its antibody cocktail?
The Ins and Outs of Buying Puts, Explained
Want to bet on a stock's price decreasing? You can buy puts, a type of options trading in the stock market.
Semiconductor Startups Are Earning Big Bucks From Investors Amid Shortage
Semiconductor startups are raking in venture capital at super speed. What companies should you know about?
Will the FDA Approve the Moderna COVID-19 Booster This Week?
Some people have gotten the Pfizer booster shot for the COVID-19 vaccine. When will Moderna's booster get FDA approval?
Many U.S. Politicians Are Anti-Crypto, But Not These U.S. Senators
Not all U.S. politicians love cryptocurrency, but some senators are on the front lines for blockchain and crypto development.
Microsoft vs. As You Sow: The Fight for the Right to Repair
Non-profit As You Sow has taken on Microsoft, and it's working. Here's an explainer on the fight for the right to repair.
What U.S. States Are Tax Havens? You May Be Surprised
Following the release of the Pandora Papers, journalists have highlighted a plethora of U.S. states as global tax havens.
Will Oil Hit $100 a Barrel? A Forecast
With the cost of crude oil on the rise, will it reach the wild price of $100 a barrel?
Does President Joe Biden Really Owe Back Taxes? White House Responds
Reports are swirling that President Biden might owe hundreds of thousands in back taxes. Are the reports true as he aims to clamp down on back taxes in the U.S.?
What’s the Forecast for Roblox Stock As Users Fight Its New Terms of Service?
Roblox stock is down as users voice their disdain for the platform's new terms of service. What's the forecast for RBLX stock?
OTC Stock Trading Is Up—Why It's Risky and How to Mitigate the Risk
OTC stocks are often more volatile than stocks listed on main exchanges. Why are OTC stocks riskier and how can investors mitigate that risk?
How Many Times Can Congress Use Reconciliation to Push an Agenda?
The term "budget reconciliation" has been in the news a lot recently. How many times can Congress use reconciliation to push an agenda?
Student Loan Forgiveness Scams: What Alumni Should Watch For
As an overhaul of the student loan forgiveness policy is underway, scams are targeting debt-bearing alumni. Here's what to watch for.
How Much Are We Spending on NFTs? It’s a Lot
NFTs have come a long way this year, but how much money are people really dropping on digitized art? Here's what the research says.
Is It Illegal for Fed Employees to Trade? Inspector General Investigates
The portfolios of regional Fed presidents are coming under fire as the inspector general investigates whether it's legal for Fed employees to trade.
What's the Bitcoin ETF Approval Timeline? Delay, Explained
Bitcoin ETFs have been trying to get through SEC gates for years. What does the timeline for approval look like? Here's what investors can expect.
Ozy Media Scandal Proves Strong Enough to Shutter Company for Now
Many companies survive scandals, but Ozy Media might not be one of them. The brand has closed for the time being.
The Big Question: What Caused the Amplify Energy Oil Spill?
Amplify Energy is at the helm of a disastrous California oil spill. What caused the massive leak?
Is EBITDA Regulated? Loopholes and Lack of Regulation, Explained
Earnings season is coming, and investors should know the loopholes and regulation in EBITDA claims. Here's what you can expect.
Hurry Up and Apply: FAFSA Is First Come First Serve
With FAFSA applications officially open for the year, students wonder whether it's a first-come-first-serve situation and if they should apply early.
How to Identify Megaphone Pattern Stocks—Are They Bullish or Bearish?
One chart pattern in the stock market is the megaphone. While it's rare, it can tell you a lot about where a stock is going.
Do Illegal Immigrants Pay Taxes in the U.S.? Yes, and Here's How
Many undocumented immigrants do pay taxes. Here's how the process works and where the money ultimately goes.
Did Hunter Biden Receive a Dishonorable Discharge? Claims, Debunked
Amid talks of dishonorable discharge, President Biden's family ties come into question. Did Hunter Biden receive a dishonorable discharge?
Oops! Bitfinex Overpays Ethereum Trading Fee by Millions
What if your worst nightmare came true, and you accidentally overpaid for something? And by more than $20 million? That's what happened to Bitfinex.
Is Bitstamp Legit? All About the Crypto Exchange
Before diving into crypto exchange Bitstamp, find out if it's a legitimate platform that's worth your while. What fees are involved?
Should Investors Sell or Hold Stocks Before a Government Shutdown?
A potential government shutdown looms, and investors are wondering whether it's a good time to sell or hold. Here's what you can expect.
Used Car Prices Are Up Again—When Will They Drop?
Drivers looking for an affordable used car are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Used car prices are increasing again. When will the prices drop?
TIPS Could Be a Smart Investment Move Right Now As Inflation Rises
As the inflation rate increases, moving your money into TIPS could help you hedge against loss of purchasing power.
Who Is Affected If the U.S. Government Shuts Down? Real Implications
A potential government shutdown—and the first since the COVID-19 pandemic—looms. What are the side effects for Americans?
Best Korean Media Stocks to Watch Amid 'Squid Game' Fame
A Korean TV show called "Squid Game" is gaining popularity in the U.S. Now, Korean media stocks are surging. Here are the best Korean media stocks.
Two Regional Fed Presidents Are Retiring—Who Will Replace Them?
Two major Fed officials are retiring following an inquiry into their personal portfolios of individual stocks. Who will take their places?
Will Venmo Have New Taxes in 2022? Claims Debunked
Get the scoop on Venmo and your taxes in 2022. Will Venmo have new taxes in 2022? Here are the details, debunked.
How Olaf Scholz's Political Views Differ From Angela Merkel
As Olaf Scholz prepares to succeed Angela Merkel and take his post as Germany's newest chancellor, many people want to know about his political views.
Gas Is Drying Up—Why There's a U.K. Petrol Shortage
Major petrol demand is causing gas stations in the U.K. to run dry. What's causing the demand, and will suppliers catch up?
Is Lab-Grown Meat Scalable Enough for Retail Investors?
With lab-grown meat stock on the horizon, investors are wondering how scalable lab-grown meat really is. Can the average eater's wallet handle it?
Twitter Offers Bitcoin Tipping in Move Towards Holistic Crypto Offerings
Twitter has added Tips, which is a new feature that allows followers to tip users, including with Bitcoin. Here's what users and investors can expect.
Apple Might Switch to USB-C Chargers Amid Potential EU Ruling
The EU isn't happy with Apple's Lightning cord and wants a standardized USB-C cord for all. Will Apple comply and switch the USB-C chargers?
China Bans All Forms of Cryptocurrency, Global DeFi Responds
In a sweeping move, China has banned all cryptocurrency trading and mining. Outlawing crypto is the next step in an increasingly strict economy.
Who Gets Roald Dahl's $680 Million in Royalties From Netflix?
Netflix is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Roald Dahl movies. Who will get the $680 million in royalties from Netflix?
Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer Resigns, Takes on Brand New Role
In a bold career transition, Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer announces he's leaving his post. Here's why.
The Fed Is Thinking About Raising Interest Rates in 2022—What Will Happen Then?
With Fed officials considering raising interest rates next year, Americans are wondering what will happen to the economy when it does.
Inflation Is Good Sometimes—But Who Is It Good For?
Experts say there are times when inflation can benefit the economy, but who is it good for? Here's a look at all things inflation and what you can expect.
Google's $2.1B NYC Office Might Impact Affordable Housing Efforts
Google has been working on adding affordable housing across the country for years, but a new multi-billion-dollar office building could wipe out all of that effort.
U.S. Blacklists Russian Crypto Exchange SUEX OTC
In an effort to dissuade future crypto-fueled cyberattacks, the U.S. has sanctioned Russian crypto exchange SUEX OTC.
Consumer Staples Stocks for Your 2021 Portfolio
Consumer staples—like food, household goods, and hygiene products—are a stock class all their own. What are some stocks to consider in 2021?
Why the U.K. Is Experiencing a CO2 Shortage, Impact on Food Supply
Gas prices are rising, plants are shutting down, and food-grade CO2 is becoming harder to come by. How did we get here, and what are the side effects?