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Donald Trump and his regime are quite particular about levying tariffs on nations. The president’s aggressive tariff policies have taken the world markets by surprise, pressuring nations to comply with the US at all costs. This has, in turn, sparked trade war narratives, with nations imposing counter-tariffs on the US, giving more fuel to conflicting economic development. This narrative is bound to hinder the economic status of nations and may propel investors to change course to protect themselves and their assets from further harm. Here’s a list of three pieces of advice, or pearls of wisdom, as one should always have in times of such dramatic economic distress. Also Read: De-dollarization: China’s 10-Year Plan Now OPERATIONAL as Yuan Usage SURGES 3000%! Three Points for Each Investor/Entrepreneur to Keep in Mind as the Trade War Begins The US and China are currently engaged in a heated trade war. While other countries have approached Trump to hold talks about resolving th...

Blockchain emerges as a key tool in empowering Black entrepreneurs, tackling the tech industry’s diversity gap. Over the years, the tech industry has struggled with a lack of diversity, particularly in underrepresented communities such as Black and African Americans, as well as other minority groups. While initiatives have been put in place to address this issue, there is still a significant gap in representation, access to funding, and opportunities for Black entrepreneurs.  This article will explore how blockchain can address structural racism and wealth gaps and provide opportunities for Black-owned businesses and projects to thrive. The challenges faced by black entrepreneurs in tech The lack of Black representation in tech goes beyond just meeting quotas. Only 2.3% of U.S. businesses are Black-owned, even though Black people comprise almost 14% of the population. Black-owned businesses also have a higher failure rate, with 8 out of 10 failing within the first 18 m...