Reuters reveals Twitter removes suicide prevention feature, says it’s under revamp

Reuters was first to report that Twitter removed a feature that promoted suicide prevention hotlines and other safety resources to users looking up certain content. The feature, known as #ThereIsHelp, had shown contacts for support organizations in many countries related to mental health, HIV, vaccines, child sexual exploitation, COVID-19, gender-based violence, natural disasters, and freedom of expression. The post Reuters...

Wealthy vs. Rich People: Decoding What Sets Them Apart

Shutterstock Wealthy vs. rich – aren’t those just two terms describing the same thing? Maybe. But then again, maybe not! Certainly, both terms describe a financial state, which can be either on the personal — or even national — level. And if you asked most people, they’d like to consider themselves both rich and wealthy. But the similarities are mostly...

Investing in Music Royalties: Is It a Hit or Should You Pass?

When you listen to your favorite music on Spotify or YouTube, it’s not just music streaming sites that are making money or even musicians. Large financial institutions like Blackstone and BlackRock are investing in song catalogs of famous artists, from Neil Young and Pink Floyd to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and more. With music streaming sites like Spotify rising...

What Is an Arm’s Length Transaction in Real Estate, Stocks, & Crypto?

Shutterstock “Let’s keep things at arm’s length.” It may sound like a pretty colloquial thing to say, but if someone utters it to you in the context of a big purchase or an investment, they’re probably not playing around. That’s because in the money world, conducting a transaction at arm’s length versus non-arm’s length has serious tax, legal, and safety...