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Badree scouting for talent

The Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago (SporTT) in recognition of the induction of Samuel Badree into the 2025 cohort of the First Citizens Sports Foundation’s (FCSF) Hall of Fame, spoke to him about the national honour and about his contributions to sport and youth development in Trinidad and Tobago. SporTT: How has life been

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Big investments will trickle down to the small man | Letters to Editor | trinidadexpress.com

When citizens hear about billion-dollar investments, natural gas projects, data centres, and multinational companies, the figures can seem distant from everyday life. Yet, the impact of these developments reaches far beyond boardrooms, offshore platforms, and industrial estates. They influence employment, small businesses, foreign exchange, transport, construction, telecommunications, and the spending power of families across Trinidad

Bitcoin Is Suddenly a Hedge Again, VanEck Says: What Changed?

VanEck's Matthew Sigel calls Bitcoin a hedge against a weaker dollar. Here's why that claim is being challenged. The post Bitcoin Is Suddenly a Hedge Again, VanEck Says: What Changed? appeared first on BeInCrypto...

This Bitcoin miner just signed a $350 million AI deal, but it needs $185 million to make it work

Image by CryptoSlate HIVE must complete a massive Nvidia buildout before most of the contract can start generating revenue. Senior Reporter CryptoSlate HIVE signed a five-year, $350 million AI cloud contract requiring 2,016 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra GPUs at its British Columbia facility. The deal could lift BUZZ’s annualized AI revenue to $180 million, but only

‎BinDawood eyes SAR 1.5B investments, mostly in Saudi Arabia: CEO

Ahmad BinDawood, CEO of BinDawood Holding Co. BinDawood Holding Co.’s CEO Ahmad BinDawood said that the group plans to inject additional capital investments of between SAR 1-1.5 billion over the next two to three years. These investments are aimed to finance the establishment of BinDawood’s new plants in Saudi Arabia and expand the production capacity of

Bitcoin Could Attract More Buyers As Fast Money Is Washed Out, Says Lyn Alden

Macroeconomist and author Lyn Alden has said that while sentiment for Bitcoin has been low in recent months, there are “not a lot of downside catalysts” for the asset left.  Speaking in a Thursday interview with CNBC, Alden said that the “fast money” has been washed out and market observers are not expecting Bitcoin treasury