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Enter the co-working space, which allows for a bit of everything. From shopping malls to private mansions to hotels and gyms, co-working spaces are becoming more creative in the remote work era — with a boost from startups building platforms to connect companies with spaces for rent. Airstreams and yurtsThe dominant co-working venues for years were WeWork and other communal spaces in downtown office buildings. Gilbreath from Liquidspace said that co-working spaces have expanded outside urban cores and financial districts, and rental spaces are becoming quirkier. “Co-working spaces have usually been centrally located in big buildings,” said Amina Moreau, founder of Radious, which calls its business the Airbnb of office rentals and meeting spaces in residential areas.
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So they sold their belongings, bought a boat and set off to sail around the world, despite having no sailing experience, he said. He called trading the "perfect" job for full-time travel because "all I need is a laptop, an internet connection, and I can be anywhere in the world." Source: BumfuzzleDuring their first trip around the world, Schulte said he and his wife kept track of every dollar they spent, which averaged about $3,100 a month. "Plus, there's not always something to do — we're not day trading … so there's plenty of talk about life and travel." The Schulte family approaching the Marquesas Islands after spending 21 days at sea crossing the Pacific Ocean.
If a bank failure were to leave one of them without access to cash, widespread market instability would follow. “Why take that risk?” Summer Mersinger, a member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, told DealBook. Clearinghouses exist to mitigate risk, taking collateral and settling transactions between buyers and sellers in all kinds of financial markets. This means a bank’s failure could easily lead to losses for a clearinghouse that “could potentially reverberate across the financial system,” the Chicago Fed concluded in a 2020 report. Even without a complete failure at a commercial bank, delays in access to cash could trigger liquidity issues across markets.
Diamond Trading Firm Crafts Gemstones into a Commodity
  + stars: | 2022-10-25 | by ( Ryan Dezember | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
A diamond is forever, but maybe not for much longer. Spot trading in commoditized clusters of diamonds started in September and the firm behind the electronic exchange aims to launch a futures contract next year on the Minneapolis Grain Exchange. An exchange-traded fund is next up in Diamond Standard Inc.’s plans to get the gems included in the indexes that steer commodity fund investments.
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