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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The Department of Justice wants to block a publishing merger that would further consolidate the industry. Will Random House and Simon & Schuster merge?
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Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast is coming to the U.S., setting its sights on competing with Tesla. Is the company legit?
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Warren Buffett-owned company Trident Mortgage Co. is settling in a lawsuit over racial discrimination. Here’s where the payout goes.
Will the Climate Bill Really Help Inflation Like Manchin Says?
In a major reversal of opinion, Senator Joe Manchin has announced that he’s in favor of the climate and tax plan, citing its benefits for inflation.
Microchip Legislation Forges Ahead, Final Vote Coming Soon
U.S. lawmakers are making progress on legislation that could rectify the ongoing semiconductor shortage. Here's what the microchip legislation includes and what to expect.
What's the Highest Fed Interest Rate Ever? All the Details
As the Federal Reserve prepares to announce another rate hike, many wonder about other high interest rates. What's the highest interest rate ever?
Is the Cassava Sciences Lawsuit Legit or a Product of Short-Selling?
As Cassava Sciences endures class action lawsuits, questions remain: Are the investigations legitimate or a product of short-seller gamification?
3M Follows Growing Trend Amid Upcoming Healthcare Spin-Off
3M is joining the clique of public companies spinning off into separate entities. Here are the details on 3M’s healthcare spin-off.
Who Will Buy Bithumb? FTX in Advanced Talks, May Not Be Only Bidder
South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb is up for grabs. Which company will land the acquisition? FTX is in advanced talks but might not be the only bidder.
Hyundai Subsidiary SMART Alabama LLC Caught Using Child Labor
An Alabama-based subsidiary of Hyundai has been caught using child labor. Here are the details — and whether Hyundai is at fault.
195 House Representatives Voted Against the Contraception Bill
As lawmakers seek to codify the right to contraception into federal law, hundreds of House Representatives voted against the bill.
For Twitter’s Business, Ad Industry and Elon Musk Stoke Downtrend
Twitter’s balance sheet looks weak amid the Elon Musk drama and digital ads slowdown. Is the social media company going out of business?
The U.S. Dollar Is Strong — And Getting Stronger
The U.S. dollar and euro reached parity recently. Here’s why the U.S. dollar is so strong and what it means for the global markets.
Airbnb Co-Founder Joe Gebbia Is Stepping Down — Here’s Why
Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia is stepping down from his full-time role. Here’s the scoop.
Minecraft Bans NFTs — Details on the Anti-Blockchain Stance
Digital sandbox game Minecraft says “no” to NFTs. So, why is the platform is taking an anti-blockchain stance and banning NFTs? Here's what we know.
How to Buy Korean Stock In the U.S. and Capitalize on K-Drama Rallies
The Korean stock market is far from the U.S., but it’s also far from inaccessible. Here’s how to buy Korean stock without leaving American borders.
Meta Hit With Trademark Infringement Lawsuit: What to Know
A company is targeting Meta Platforms with a trademark infringement lawsuit. Here’s what to know about the dispute between the two Meta brands.
Few Republican Senators Likely to Support Same-Sex Marriage
Legislators are attempting to codify same-sex marriage and protect it from potential overturn. Which senators support same-sex marriage?
Celsius Crypto’s Timeline Shows Downfall Was Practically Inevitable
Celsius Network fell hard and fast — but what happened? Here’s an outline of events that led the crypto firm to bankruptcy and what investors can expect.
Amazon’s New Fake Reviews Lawsuit, Explained
Amazon is sick of the fake review market and is trying to clean up its marketplace with a lawsuit. Here's what we know so far about the lawsuit.
Why Boycott Walgreens? Birth Control, Baby Formula Controversy
Consumers are fed up with Walgreens over reported controversy surrounding birth control and baby formula. As a result, boycotts are ensuing.
Will OpenSea Fold Amid Layoffs? It’s Not Out of the Question
OpenSea lays off a staggering 20 percent of its workforce. Is the NFT marketplace at risk of folding?
What Better.com Did Wrong To Invite an SEC Investigation
Where did Better.com go wrong? After mass layoffs and executive controversy, Better.com is back in the limelight—this time for an SEC investigation.
Texas Suing Biden Administration Over Medical Emergency Abortion Requirement
The state of Texas is suing the Biden administration over a ruling requiring states to provide abortions in medical emergencies. Will the lawsuit be successful?
LimeWire’s NFT Marketplace Redefines Nostalgia — How to Use It
LimeWire is back, baby. Here’s how to use the NFT marketplace that gave early aughts hit LimeWire a new life. Get ready for all the nostalgia.
Is the Newly Approved Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Better Than Moderna?
The FDA has approved the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use. Here’s the Novavax vaccine compares to Moderna — and how to get it.
Inflation Is Hitting Certain Products Harder Than Others — Details
Inflation across the board is surging, but some products are getting pricier than others. Which products is inflation hitting the hardest?
Snap’s Upcoming NFT Feature, Explained
After unveiling its paid premium subscription, Snapchat is readying for a new release: an NFT feature.
3AC Founders Go Missing as Officials Try to Liquidate Bankrupt Hedge Fund
Weeks after Three Arrows Capital crypto hedge fund filed for bankruptcy, the founders have gone missing as officials seek to liquidate its assets.
How Costco Makes Most of Its Money — Not From Its Hot Dogs
Costco CEO Craig Jelinek says the big box retailer won't increase the price of its hot dogs. So, how does Costco make money? Here's what we know.
DOJ Investigates PGA Amid LIV Golf Controversy, Lawsuits Are Possible
The Department of Justice is getting involved in the PGA vs. LIV Golf controversy, and the investigation could result in lawsuits.
Jen Shah Legal Update: Real Housewife Pleads Guilty to Wire Fraud
'Real Housewives of Salt Lake City' star Jen Shah pleaded guilty to wire fraud. Here’s where her legal case stands. She changed her plea at the last minute.
Here’s What Happens If You Back Out of a Home Purchase
When a prospective homebuyer backs out of a purchase agreement, a cancellation ensues. Here’s what really happens if you change your mind.
Here’s What Happens to a 401(k) When You Leave a Job
Leaving your job? Don’t forget to bring your 401(k) along with you. Here’s what happens to your retirement savings account and what to do with it.
Binance Skirted the Iran Sanctions: The Crypto Kerfuffle, Explained
The world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, reportedly served Iranian customers despite U.S. sanctions against doing business in the country.
Leaked Uber Files: What the Revelation Means for the Rideshare App
Hundreds of thousands of confidential documents from Uber Technologies (UBER) have been leaked. Here’s what the bombshell means.
What's Happening with GameStop? Stock Split, Layoffs, and More
The news just keeps coming for GameStop (GME), which announced major layoffs and fired its chief financial officer amid a stock split.
California to Manufacture Insulin, But Availability Date Remains Unclear
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the state will begin manufacturing insulin to offer a more affordable option for diabetes patients.
There Isn't Pokémon Stock, but You Can Trade It on the Public Market
The Pokémon resurgence has taken the next generation by storm. Here’s what investors should know about Pokémon, including how to trade it via a partial owner.
The Company Behind Myrkl, the World’s First Hangover Pill
Researchers claim to have created a hangover-curing pill, which they've named Myrkl. Here’s the company behind it and who’s investing.
Shivon Zilis and Elon Musk Secretly Had Twins — All About Their Relationship
Tesla CEO Elon Musk had twins last year in secret with Neuralink executive Shivon Zilis, making Musk a father of nine. Here's what we know about their relationship.
Twitter Sues Indian Government — What the Lawsuit Is All About
Twitter has sued the Indian government over social media restrictions. Here’s what the lawsuit says and whether Twitter will prevail.
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How to Invest In Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Flagship Fund
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates offers a flagship fund for clients, and it’s performing well for investors.
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Carbon Removal Versus Carbon Capture: What’s the Difference?
Carbon removal and carbon capture are different beasts. Here’s how they work and help the planet. Let's see how they are both different.
Jeff Bezos Slammed Biden Over Tweet About Gas Prices
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has a bone to pick with President Biden — again. This time, it’s about gas prices. What did Bezos say about Biden's gas prices tweet?
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Google is ready to settle an antitrust lawsuit that developers filed over its Google Play app store. Here are legal logistics and what it all means.