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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Ethereum successfully completed the first-ever shadow fork on its blockchain, but the Ethereum merger is still delayed. Why was "The Merge" delayed?
Crypto Criminal Bought Jack Dorsey’s NFT of His First Tweet
A crypto criminal bought Jack Dorsey’s NFT (non-fungible token) featuring his first ever tweet. Here’s what to know about the buyer.
Amazon Fuel Surcharge Could Heighten Consumer Prices for E-Commerce Giant
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All About GARP Stocks and How To Invest in Them
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Filing Taxes Late: Penalties, Interest, and Requesting an Extension
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The Stock Market Suffers During a Recession, Will Bounce Back
The stock market tends to suffer during a recession. The good thing? Nothing in the market is permanent. Here's what investors can expect.
What’s a Shadow Fork in Cryptocurrency? The Ethereum Change, Explained
Ethereum just launched its first shadow fork. Here’s what that means in the world of cryptocurrency.
Class-Action Lawsuit Hits Paradigm, Andreessen Horowitz, and More for Uniswap Scams
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Robinhood is still facing heat for its investing app problems. Here’s what the FTC says about the Robinhood complaints. What does it all mean for the investing app?
Saudi Fund Invests $2 Billion in Jared Kushner Company—The Controversial Deal, Explained
Jared Kushner’s private equity company just received a major investment from Saudi Arabia. Here’s what to know about the transaction.
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How to Apply for Student Loan Forgiveness in 2022
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Jen Psaki Is Leaving the White House for Her Own Show—What to Expect
White House press secretary Jen Psaki is leaving her post for a new path: hosting her own TV show. Here’s what to expect.
Why WarnerMedia Executives Left Discovery Ahead of Its $43 Billion Merger
Ahead of the $43 billion WarnerMedia and Discovery merger, nine senior executives resigned. What happened and why did the executives resign?
Is Firepin’s New FRPN Token Legit? What To Know About the Crypto
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U.S. and Others Impose New Sanctions on Putin's Adult Daughters
The U.S. is now targeting the two adult daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin with sanctions to freeze their assets. What do the additional sanctions mean?
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What Intel’s New Crypto Mining Chip Can Do for Blockchain Technology
Intel just launched its new Bitcoin (BTC) mining chip, a small element that could make a huge difference in the state of blockchain technology.
Unlike the Stock Market, Front Running Crypto Isn't Illegal — Here's Why
Front running in cryptocurrency is n't the same as front running in the stock market. Here’s why front running crypto isn't legal.
Outside’s New NFT Marketplace Is Legit — First NFT Coming in June
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Seized Assets Are Just a Fraction of Russian Oligarch Viktor Vekselberg’s Net Worth
Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg is a close Putin ally. Here’s what to know about his net worth and seized assets.
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Word on the Street Is That Robinhood Retirement Accounts Are Coming
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How to Join the Fight Against TurboTax Amid 2022 Lawsuit
The FTC is suing Intuit’s TurboTax. If you were misled by deceptive advertising, you may be able to join the TurboTax lawsuit one way or another.
SEC Poses New SPAC Disclosure Requirements — What to Know
The SEC has proposed new disclosure requirements for blank-check firms, also known as SPACs. How will the new requirements impact the SPAC market?
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