-- Thanks in part to the digital-asset market’s recovery, crypto companies are hiring again, although in a more subdued manner than during the last crypto boom — at least for now.Yemen’s Houthis Tell China, Russia Their Ships Won’t Be Targeted
Industry bellwether Bitcoin hit a series of all-time highs this month, capping a more than 50% rally since January. Business is picking up across exchanges, as retail investors are returning into the market, lured, once again, by promise of skyrocketing returns. Coinbase’s shares closed at a 52-week high of $262 on Thursday.
Many of the companies hiring now, such as Coinbase, went through at least one round of layoffs during the crypto downturn of the past two years, and they’ve vowed to not over-hire again. What’s for certain is that there’s no shortage of applicants for the jobs, some of which can pay employees in crypto.
NEW YORK — Donald Trump is returning to the stock market, and the former president stands to reap a sizeable payout in the process. Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp., a publicly traded shell company, approved a deal to merge with the Trump’s media business in a Friday vote. That means Trump Media & Technology Group, whose flagship product is social networking site Truth Social, will soon begin trading on the Nasdaq stock market.