Bitcoin is showing signs of recovery, shaking off the bear market, with recent rallies, a positive sentiment in the fear and greed index, and the approaching Bitcoin halving in April 2024.

Tipping in the US has become obligatory, causing dissatisfaction. While tipping expresses gratitude, making it mandatory feels like an added cost.

China’s Gen Z faces a 21% unemployment rate post-COVID, potentially reaching 46%. In contrast, the US experiences record-low unemployment. A viral TikTok video sparks debates on entitlement amid the return to office.

You probably already saw the video of the police ramming a group of “Climate Activists” in Nevada. “We are peaceful protestors” was the cry of one of them. She was then arrested.

The ECB is launching an experimental phase for its digital currency, sparking concerns about privacy and centralization.

SEC introduces new rules to enhance transparency in short selling after GameStop’s stock surge. Short selling can be controversial, seen as profiting from a company’s decline, but it plays a role in market dynamics.

Ozempic, with around 15% of Americans already using it, causes collateral damage by reducing food sales at Walmart.

Sweden, once known for its safety, is grappling with a surge in gang violence, including shootings and grenade attacks. The situation has led to 11 recent deaths, prompting the deployment of the army.

Men pondering the Roman Empire trend on TikTok sparks reflections on the enduring fascination with Roman history, perceived as a power and grandeur fantasy.