‘Titanic’s ‘Little Irish Boy’ Still Receives Royalty Checks for the Blockbuster Movie
Published by PopCrush Titanic may be Jack and Rose’s movie, but there are many additional characters who tugged at movie lovers’ heartstrings when the flick
Day: January 18, 2022
Jaguars Player Was Reportedly Arrested On Sunday
Published by The Spun By Daniel Bates A Jaguars defender was charged with a second-degree felony on Sunday. According to reports, Jacksonville linebacker Lerentee McCray
Coinbase And Mastercard Want To Make It Easier For You To Buy NFTs
Published by The Street By Michael Tedder The companies have partnered on a credit-card enabled NFT marketplace. The cryptocurrency exchange platform Coinbase and the credit
Ethereum Most Volatile Crypto in New Year
Published by The Street By Rob Lenihan Ethereum has been the most volatile cryptocurrency, based based on its standard deviation in the last 20 days.
Former KC priest who was the subject of dozens of child sexual abuse lawsuits has died
Published by The Kansas City Star KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Thomas Reardon, a former Roman Catholic priest in the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph who
Ford to record $8.2 billion gain from Rivian investment
Published by Reuters UK (Reuters) -Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday it gained $8.2 billion on its investment in Rivian Automotive Inc in the fourth
Microsoft’s Top 10 Multibillion-Dollar Acquisitions
Published by The Street By Luc Olinga Microsoft has made a series of multibillion-dollar acquisitions in recent years, ranging from video games to social media
New year, new chance: Auto industry bills that may make a comeback in 2022
Published by The Detroit News When Congress wrapped up in 2021, it left a lot on the table that would impact drivers and the U.S.
Microsoft to buy gaming giant Activision Blizzard for $69 bn
Published by AFP San Francisco (AFP) – Microsoft on Tuesday announced a landmark $69 billion deal to buy US gaming giant Activision Blizzard, betting big
Sotheby’s to Accept Bitcoin in $6.8 Million Space Diamond Auction
Published by The Street By Rob Lenihan Sotheby’s says it will accept cryptocurrency for The Enigma diamond, which could sell for $6.8 million. Set phasers