Dogecoin is pushed to record high after Elon Musk's tweets
Dogecoin, which was largely created as a joke based on a popular internet meme, has surged 112 percent in the last week.
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Dogecoin, which was largely created as a joke based on a popular internet meme, has surged 112 percent in the last week.
Tesla Says It Will Accept Bitcoins for Car Payment February 08, 2021 People look at a Tesla Model Y car at a Tesla showroom in Beijing on January 5, 2021. (Photo by WANG Zhao / AFP) Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:05:10 0:00 Pop-out player American carmaker Tesla said on Monday that it had invested around $1.5 billion in bitcoin, an internet-based form of money. The company is expected to begin accepting the digital currency as payment for its cars and other products in the near future. The announcement from one of the best-known American car companies sent the p...
Tesla invested $1.5 billion in Bitcoin and will begin accepting the digital cryptocurrency as payment in the near future. The news caused the price of Bitcoin to surge.
Berkeley Open AUGIE’S MONTREAL DELI Reopened Jan. 13 in the former Brennan’s space is Augie’s Montreal Deli, purveyor of poutine, “smoke meat,” Fin du Monde and all good things French-Canadian — just ask the grateful Quebecois in line. Fans of the nearly three-year-old deli may not be able to gather in the new dining room to watch ice hockey just yet, but the location, already a well-loved space in the Berkeley community, is a bit more foot-traffic-friendly for takeout than the old spot on Potter Street. Curbside service for online orders is available by driving up to the Stomper ...
Newton students featured at Career Readiness Symposium Community Content Lasell University's Fall Career Readiness Symposium featured presentations of research, visual art and two Newton students. Billy Straughan, of Newton, was a member of the university's course on Black Psychology and helped to organize African Diaspora Day educational activities for the symposium. Straughan presented a series of education stations as a virtual method of sharing takeaways with attendees. Fred Gjerasi, of West Newton, participated on a panel of junior-year Lasell Works students. They shared anecdotes from a...