The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) report that more than 206,000 Americans signed up for health insurance plans during the first two weeks of the 2021 Marketplace Special Enrollment Period (SEP) for consumers in HealthCare.gov States.
CMS plans to release a report on new plan selections for each month of the 2021 SEP. New plan selections are a count of unique consumers who didn't have an active Marketplace plan as of February 14 and made a plan selection on or after February 15.
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Why are people spending so much money on NFTs? - Marketplace
Last week, Christie’s put a piece by the digital artist Beeple up for auction, becoming the first major auction house to offer purely digital artwork with a “nonfungible token,” or NFT. The piece, called “Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” is still up for auction, and bidding to own it reached $1 million within 10 minutes.
According to CoinDesk, $174 million has been spent on NFTs since late November 2017. “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal spoke with Jamie Wilde, a writer at Morning Brew, about what NFTs are and why people are spending so much money on the digital assets.
Did the Federal Reserve make economic inequality worse? - Marketplace
Previous central bank chairs, past and present , have defended their policies and said their main goals do not necessarily include inequality reduction.
Karen Petrou, co-founder of Federal Financial Analytics, believes that the central bank not only contributed to the growing inequality among Americans, but also that it has the ability to reverse that inequality through targeted policies that stay within its mandates of maximum employment, price stability and long-term moderate interest rates.
Why is Bitcoin better? Let her count the ways. - Marketplace
Bitcoin has surged over the last several months, thanks to Tesla adding $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin to its balance sheet and interest from asset managers like BlackRock . But last week, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issued a warning about the volatile cryptocurrency, saying it is “an extremely inefficient way of conducting transactions.”
Kai Ryssdal: Is the theory behind Bitcoin then not ever that it’s going to be a usable currency? That I’m going to be able to walk down the street and buy a six pack of beer with it?
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NFTs go viral: Digital collectibles, also known as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), are suddenly the talk of the tech world. They've been around for a few years, but gained steam in recent weeks. Music star Grimes just sold about $6 million worth of digital art earlier this week. The NBA's new Top Shot trading cards have generated $230 million in sales over the past month.
How it works: NFTs use blockchain technology — similar to bitcoin — that tracks ownership of unique digital assets such as art, sports highlights, songs, and more. People can own verified, limited edition digital assets and buy, sell, or trade them on marketplaces. NFTs tap into the same interests and habits of traditional collectors, but in a modern version. It's based on the idea of digital scarcity — a new take on trading and collecting baseball or Pokémon cards, for example.
New $24M Smith’s Marketplace in Henderson will create 275 jobs | KLAS
The 31-acre commercial development will be at Cadence Village Center and will also feature several junior retailers and commercial pads. It will be located at Warm Springs Road and Lake Mead Parkway.
The new Smith’s Marketplace will feature food, apparel, housewares, decor, hardware and gardening items. There will also be a Murray’s Cheese Shop, Starbucks kiosk, Pizza Romana Station, freshly made sushi, floral department, Raider’s and Knight’s sport apparel, slot machines, a wine and beer tasting station, pharmacy and gas station.
Will a third-party marketplace step up and give Amazon a run for its money? – RetailWire
A new survey of over 1,000 U.S. brands finds online marketplaces to be their strongest growth opportunity, although some are looking for options beyond Amazon.com.
The survey from Feedvisor, an Amazon repricing platform, found 53 percent believe e-marketplaces are their greatest source of opportunity, up from 43 percent last year. That's followed by mobile/app commerce (47 percent) and social media marketing (44 percent) — both of which outpaced e-marketplaces the prior year.
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