December 1, 2020

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The pandemic has created the most competitive digital landscape the world has ever seen. Whether for your company or for yourself, it’s never been more crucial to build your personal brand. To sell yourself to a world of customers reluctant to spend, one thing is for certain: Your branding must be relentless, authentic, and powerful.

“It’s the only thing you’re going to have,” explains Gary Vaynerchuk, or Gary Vee for short. “Your reputation online, and in the new business world, is pretty much the game. You have to be a good person. You can’t hide anything, and you’ve got to be out there at some level.”

Vee has an impressive resume of branding experience, and we’d do well to take his advice. He started his entrepreneurial journey as a wine critic before establishing Resy,

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Libra would be a stablecoin and would be released in the month of January. Its value would be backed by the US dollar.

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This article was translated from our Spanish edition using AI technologies. Errors may exist due to this process.


Facebook’s digital currency project, Libra, will be released in January and its value will be backed by the US dollar.

According to information from the Financial Times, a year and a half ago Facebook wanted to launch a cryptocurrency that was similar to Bitcoin, which it called Libra, after some companies such as Visa and Mastercard withdrew from the project, and given the concerns expressed by some banks and financial institutions, As well as the European Union, in April of last year The Libra Association introduced changes that made

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India’s emerging market peers Brazil and Thailand gained 26 per cent and 22 per cent, respectively, in November

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Samie Modak 

The benchmark Sensex and the Nifty posted a 12 per cent gain in November, but this was pale in comparison with global peers. On Monday, stocks in Asia (the Indian markets were closed) swung from gains to losses, along with US futures and European equities as investors monitored progress on the path to a coronavirus vaccine on the final day of a record month for global equities. Oil retreated. India’s emerging market peers Brazil and Thailand gained 26 per cent and 22 per cent, respectively, in November, while most European markets rose more than 20 per cent. China was the only major global market that India outperformed in November. However, Chinese
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