Finance & Markets
Canadian Regulatory Agencies Considering Crypto Intervention
Several Canadian regulatory agencies are considering passing new laws with the aim of improving the stability of crypto and protecting consumers.
Rafael Augusto
Finance & Markets
Surviving QuadrigaCX Co-Founder Has A Criminal Record
Athe QuadrigaCX case unfolds it seems that things are getting shadier than ever.
Finance & Markets
QuadrigaCX Case Becomes Even More Complicated
Recent developments in the QuadrigaCX case, including the withdrawal of law firm Stewart McKelvey due to a conflict of interest, have complicated the suit.
Finance & Markets
QuadrigaCX Founder's Widow Inherits Millions in Real Estate
Jennifer Robertson, the widow of QuadrigaCX's founder Gerald Cotten, is now living a lavish life due to the sudden death of her husband.
Finance & Markets
Jennifer Robertson of Quadriga CX Burnt Out from Scrutiny
After QuadrigaCX founder Gerald Cotten died, taking the password to $190 million of crypto with him, widow Jennifer Robertson is facing the blowback.
Finance & Markets
Law Firms Rush to Represent Quadriga CX Clients
After Quadriga CX CEO Gerald Cotten's death resulted in the company losing $190 million worth of Bitcoin, law firms are stepping up to support former users.
Essays
Communism Was Never a Proletarian Revolution
Communism may work on paper but has turned into a tyranny of the bourgeoisie every time that it has occurred in the real world.
Opinion
Karl Marx Tombstone Vandalized Twice this Month
Marx's London memorial has been defaced twice in two weeks — 'Architect of Genocide' now painted on the marble.
Finance & Markets
Quadriga Cryptocurrency Loses Password to $190 Million
After the death of their CEO, Quadriga CX, a Canadian cryptocurrency company loses the password to access millions in their customer's crypto wallets.
Opinion
Open Doors: 4300 Christians Murdered in 2018
Though Open Doors reports that over 4300 Christians were murdered for their faith in 2018, they seek to bring about a world where this is not the case.
World · Latin America
What Mining Companies Can Learn From The Brumadinho Disaster
The Brumadinho Disaster in Brazil racked up a death toll of over 200.