The U.S. Department of Labor has clarified employees working reduced hours because of the pandemic are eligible for federal unemployment assistance payments.
In January, Guam Department of Labor Director David Dell Isola announced employees working reduced hours at businesses that remain open were no longer qualified for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance due to federal guidelines. The assistance program last year paid benefits to unemployed residents and also those who remained employed but worked fewer hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero on Feb. 1 wrote a letter to the U.S. Department of Labor, asking it to allow workers with reduced hours to qualify for assistance payments.
Along with Cannabis, Electric Vehicles, and 3D printers, the Cryptocurrency space is one of the leading emerging growth spaces in the stock market over recent weeks as the price of coins such as Ethereum and Bitcoin ramp to unprecedented levels on growing legitimacy and acceptance among established institutions, including Wall Street and corporate titans such as Tesla, PayPal, Microstrategy, and Square.
But the upside is still potentially huge given the possibility that Bitcoin could reach market cap parity with gold as the core alt-currency stores of value in the global asset landscape, where it still lags as just a fraction of the size of the classic yellow metal.
Palm Beach, FL – February 10, 2021 – With advanced technological developments, virtual currency exchange methods have been invented and evolved rapidly in past few years, and have emerged and commonly known now, all around the world as ‘cryptocurrencies”. Prior to then, virtual currencies were initially limited for demonstrable transactions in social and gaming economies. The cryptocurrencies were aimed to eliminate financial intermediaries by direct peer-to-peer transactions. Most of the developing countries like the U.S., Germany, China, and the U.K. have started adopting cryptocurrencies as an exchanging medium. The terms used for the digital currency varies from country to country, such as payment token (Switzerland), digital currency (Thailand, Australia, and, Argentina), crypto-token (Germany), virtual commodity (Taiwan, China, and Canada), virtual asset (Honduras and Mexico), cyber currency (Italy and Lebanon), and electronic currency (Colombia and Lebanon). Recent rep
TM Payment Gateway to Enable Merchants to Seamlessly Offer
Cryptocurrency Payments - The OLB Group, Inc., a provider of cloud- based omnicommerce and payment acceptance solutions for small and mid-size merchants, announced it has upgraded its SecurePay payment gateway system to support Cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC and DAI across all merchant platforms. Merchants utilizing the OLB SecurePay gateway service or the OmniSoft cloud-based business management platform will immediately have the option to accept these alternative contactless payment methods without any equipment changes. Our systems will be wallet agnostic and, integrating them with third-party software, customers will be able to seamlessly pay with Cryptocurrency wallets such as MetaMask
The bull market is in full bloom so far in 2021 as risks recede, vaccinations expand, and trillions in additional stimulus prepare to roll out the door on a wave of rising economic expectations.
In that positive perfect storm, speculators have poured into the market, helping to drive fresh growth stories higher. While large caps are doing just fine, the breakout growth stories in the small-cap space have been particularly powerful, driving many moves offering life-altering gain potential over very short periods.
In the grand sweep of market history, investment environments like this are rare, and it pays to strike while the iron is red hot.