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Analysis Dogecoin (DOGE) has been the talk of the crypto town in the month of April. On the first day of the month, it was trading in its usual $0.05 range. On April Fools’ day, Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted about the coin yet again. His tweet read, “SpaceX is going to put a literal Dogecoin on the literal moon” — SpaceX being the aerospace company that Musk also founded. Although the tweet was intended as a joke, it set the Shiba Inu-themed meme token on a rally like no other. Within two hours, the price rose by more than 35% to a peak of $0.07 before cooling off temporarily but stil...

Anne D'Innocenzio This photo provided by Atria on Feb. 11, 2021 shows Barbara Moran, Engage Life Director at Atria Cranford helps resident Paula Mont shop on Amazon in Cranford, N.J. The pandemic has sparked a surge of online shopping across all age groups as people stay away from physical stores. But the biggest growth has come from consumers 65 and older. They range from beginners like Mont who struggle with the basics to those who are breezily shifting more of their buying to the web. (Atria via AP) February 24, 2021 - 12:01 PM NEW YORK - In November, Paula Mont...

The Indiana Senate has passed a bill designed to bring more music production to Indiana. Senate Bill 323 calls for the Indiana Destination Development Corp. to join nearly three dozen other states in

Senate Bill 198: What Specifically Differentiates A ‘Riot’ From A ‘Protest?’ A Senate committee will vote next week on a bill that would make rioting a felony rather than a misdemeanor when serious damage or injury occurs. Indianapolis Republican Mike Young’s bill would also let the attorney general file rioting charges instead of local prosecutors, “make it easier to charge people for egging on rioters from the sidelines, and harder for suspects to post bail,” as reported by WIBC’s Eric Berman. In addition, the bill allows prosecutors to seize the assets of people who financ...

Willow Valley Communities on Monday announced plans to develop a 20-story apartment building in downtown Lancaster, across the street from Southern Market Center. The 244-foot-high building would be the tallest in Lancaster County, surpassing the 19-floor Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square a block away by 34 feet. Named Willow Valley Mosaic, with an estimated cost exceeding $90 million, the upscale development would consist of 147 apartments as well as a host of resort-quality amenities for its residents, who would be ages 55 and up. Mosaic also would include two restaurants and several small ...