Markets
Financial education: what’s your profile?
How a person spends and saves says a lot about their level of financial education. Let’s discover the six most common financial profiles with N26...
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Economy & World
Weekly market movers: a week full of data, GDP in focus
Market mover of the week of 24 to 28 April: many economic data out, with a focus on the GDP of the USA and the Eurozone. All the details on...
Markets
What is leverage in trading?
What is leverage and how does it work? A complete guide with the risks and opportunities in finance and business economics.
Net Worth & Salaries
How much does Emmanuel Macron earn? Biography and salary of the French president
The biography, private life, income and salary of Emmanuel Macron, the French president now in his second consecutive term at the Elysée.
Big Tech Stocks
Tesla pay cuts: discontent explodes in the Shanghai Gigafactory
The employees of the Shanghai Gigafactory vented on social media. The reason for cutting the bonus was a fatal accident that occurred at the...
Net Worth & Salaries
Ramit Sethi net worth: how much does the Netflix star earn?
Who is Ramit Sethi, the host of Netflix's "How to Get Rich" show? Entrepreneur and financial advisor, Sethi teaches how to get rich....
Economy & World
S&P500: are we close to a trend reversal?
Even though the S&P500 continues to rise and the VIX continues to decline, many traders are still not confident about the strength of growth in...
AI & LLMs
AI-generated picture wins the Sony World Photography Awards. Artist declines award
The AI-generated image won an award in the prestigious competition. The artist took the stage and declined the honor, inviting colleagues to open a...
Markets
Overconfidence in financial advisors is always unpunished, here’s why they’re often wrong
When evaluating the future, we too often tend to overestimate one’s ability to know what will happen next.
