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Meet the 25-year-old CEO of Genies, who built a new human race out of avatars, replete with its own virtual talent agency and celebrity clients. Three friends use advanced technology to turn game films into analytics for professional football teams. Finally, a 24-year-old NBA superfan merges the digital and sports worlds to create virtual player cards, or “moments.”
Dollar’s Rally at Risk of Reversal If Fed Sets Lower-Than-Expected Rate Outlook
Currency Volatility Surges in Options Market Before Fed, BOJ Decisions
JPMorgan Wins Texas Muni Deal in Key Step After Year-Long Pause
American Air CEO Wants Rockets, Private Jets to Help Fund FAA
Hong Kong Tycoon-Backed Firm Is Raising $500 Million to Invest in Crypto, PE
Nuveen’s Glennmont Starts 700 Million-Euro Renewable Power Fund
Qualcomm-Backed Drone Maker Weighs $125 Million India IPO, Sources Say
Tencent’s $2.3 Billion Buyback Spree Fails to Stem Stock Rout
Man Sets Himself on Fire Near PM’s Office in Apparent Protest of Shinzo Abe Funeral
Biden Joins DeNiro, Eric Adams at New York Democratic Fundraiser
A $29 Billion Derivatives Market Faces Squeeze in Japan
Asia’s New Gilded Visas Target Wealthy and Highly Paid
The Muscogee Get Their Say in National Park Plan for Georgia
OceanSky Bets On Return of Airship Travel With $200,000 Cruises
Four Big Market Things to Know That Aren’t the Fed
The Great Housing Divide of 2022 Is Getting Ugly
Why Are EVs Still So Expensive? Blame the Makers
Investors Love and Hate Lula a Decade After He Made Them Very Rich
Why GM Is Taking the Slow Lane in the Great EV Race
Private Equity Giants Are Having Cash Flow Problems
Millions Eligible for Student Debt Relief Live in Battleground States
Home Depot Workers File Union Petition in Philadelphia
California Produce Plant to Ditch Grid, Use Fuel Cells and Solar
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A New York Show Creates a Multimedia Ode to the City
Chicago’s High Property Taxes Pay for Squeezed Retiree Benefits
The Battle to Save Democracy Starts at the Local Library
House Stablecoin Bill Would Put Two-Year Ban on Terra-Like Coins
Bitcoin Dips Back Below $19,000 as Risk-Off Sentiment Worsens
MicroStrategy’s Saylor Makes Smallest Bitcoin Buy in More Than 2 Years
Welcome to Bloomberg Crypto, our twice-weekly look at Bitcoin, blockchain and more. In today’s edition, Hannah Miller explores one sunny spot (for now) in crypto:
The plunge in crypto prices and blowups of major blockchain projects like Terra have cast a pall over the digital-asset industry; as a result many of the venture capitalists who helped fuel last year’s boom aren’t as free with their money now. In the past few months, they’ve pulled back on funding, leaving some startups with less financing than planned or at lower valuations — or in some cases even unable to seal a deal at all.
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