Al Shahriar Pranto
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From the latest space breakthroughs to in-depth analyses of the scientific discoveries that shape our world, I bring you news that not only informs but inspires. Every story is crafted to spark curiosity, providing insights into the wonders
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In 2025, 7 Creative Ways to Make Money Online for Free
In 2025, there will be numerous opportunities for anyone, regardless of skill level or prior experience, to earn money online. The internet offers a variety of free ways to earn money, and most only require a little bit of your time and imagination, so it doesn't matter if you're a student, a stay-at-home parent, or just someone looking for extra cash.In 2025, there are seven new and efficient ways to start making money online without spending a dime!
By Al Shahriar Pranto8 months ago in Lifehack
Trading the Pattern of the Evening Star
The launch of the advanced reasoning model DeepSeek-R1 and the subsequent collapse of NVIDIA's share prices, which effectively wiped out nearly $600 billion of the tech giant's market capitalization, dominated recent finance and market news.
By Al Shahriar Pranto8 months ago in Proof
A new Trump tower, stable-coin and a $4 billion deal: This week’s business headlines from the Middle East
The Middle East saw a number of high-profile business developments this week, from cutting-edge cryptocurrency projects to luxury real estate ventures. These developments highlight the region's growing influence in the global market. Deal Between Trump Tower and $4 Billion The Trump Organization, which continues its expansion in the Middle East, particularly in the Gulf region, accounted for one of the most significant headlines. The son of a former United States President Donald Trump announced a partnership with Dar Al Arkan, a prominent construction company in Saudi Arabia. A luxury project in Oman near Muscat worth $4 billion will be built as a result of this partnership. The project will include a golf course, a hotel, and luxury villas branded by Trump with the intention of bringing wealthy individuals and tourists to the area. The Trump brand has been active in the Middle East for years, and this is yet another high-profile real estate venture. The Trump Organization is moving forward with the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Dubai as well as the Oman deal. The Trump family's presence in the luxury real estate market in the region will be strengthened by this new venture, and the tower is expected to be a significant addition to Dubai's skyline. After a brief absence from the global real estate market during Trump's presidency, the Dubai project demonstrates the family's ongoing commitment to international brand expansion. Cryptocurrency Growth and Stablecoins The Middle East is also becoming a center for cryptocurrency innovation in the financial sector. USD1, a stablecoin that was co-founded by entrepreneur Zachary Witkoff and Eric Trump, has received a lot of attention this week. As a brand-new digital currency option, the stablecoin, which is backed by the US dollar, is causing a stir in the region. It was made public at the Dubai-based Token2049 conference that MGX Fund Management, a venture capital firm backed by the United Arab Emirates, would use USD1 to facilitate a massive $2 billion investment in Binance, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency exchanges. The Middle Eastern financial ecosystem, which has become increasingly open to digital finance solutions in recent years, will be further integrated into the deal by incorporating cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. The convergence of traditional finance and emerging technologies is exemplified in this collaboration, which demonstrates a trend that is becoming more pronounced throughout the Gulf states. Dubai has established itself as a global center for digital asset trading and blockchain-based innovation, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in particular has played a significant role in advancing cryptocurrency regulations and initiatives. World Liberty Financial and Binance's partnership demonstrates the growing confidence in stablecoins and their capacity to bridge traditional and digital finance.
By Al Shahriar Pranto8 months ago in Pride
How will Australia choose its next prime minister?
Australia's 2025 election began with a false start. When a cyclone blew the government's preferred date, April 12, off course, everyone was poised and ready to go. Instead, Albanese settled on a polling day on May 3, when the gun finally went off toward the end of March. As the campaign progressed, both leaders struggled to compete for Australia's attention despite promises to cut fuel taxes, health-related announcements, and housing-related proposals. They had to contend with Donald Trump and his massive tariffs scheme for headlines, coordinate their campaigns with Easter, temporarily suspend them to commemorate the Pope's death, and then resume them ahead of a long weekend that most Australians would not have spent thinking about politics. "It has been hard to cut through... but the major parties have lost the trust of the voters which has amplified their problems of communications," says John Warhurst, an Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University's School of Politics.
By Al Shahriar Pranto8 months ago in History
US and Ukraine sign critical minerals deal after months of tense negotiations
The United States and Ukraine have signed an “economic partnership agreement” that will give Washington access to Kyiv’s mineral resources in exchange for establishing an investment fund in Ukraine.
By Al Shahriar Pranto9 months ago in Interview
GM CEO Mary Barra: Tariffs will cost us $5 billion, and prices ‘will stay at the same level’
The Trump administration’s tariffs on imported cars and auto parts will cost General Motors between $4 billion and $5 billion this year. But in an interview on CNN, CEO Mary Barra said the company doesn’t necessarily expect to pass those higher costs onto consumers in the form of elevated prices.
By Al Shahriar Pranto9 months ago in Interview
Canada will ‘never’ yield to Trump’s threats as Prime Minister Carney declares election victory
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said his country would “never” yield to the United States as he declared victory in federal elections early Tuesday, following a campaign overshadowed by relentless provocations and steep trade tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.
By Al Shahriar Pranto9 months ago in Motivation
