First 'Redfall' gameplay trailer shows a whole lot of vampire slaying

You'll have a ton of abilities and weapons to help you and your friends purge an island of evil.

'Starfield' extended first look has big 'No Man's Sky' energy

Bethesda wants to bring its narrative chops to a massive space-exploration RPG.

'Overwatch 2' is going free-to-play with early access starting on October 4th

It looks like Junker Queen will be playable soon.

'Minecraft Legends' is a new action-strategy game coming 2023

It will feature an online campaign co-op and a competitive multiplayer mode.

Watch the Xbox and Bethesda games showcase here at 1PM ET

E3 might not be happening this year, but Summer Game Fest kicked off on Thursday and today is arguably its biggest event: the Xbox and Bethesda Showcase.

The stream starts at 1pm ET, and should feature a bunch of new Xbox exclusives from Microsoft's many, many internal studios.

Netflix Games: Are Your Favorites Becoming Video Games?

Having lost more subscribers than it gained for the first time in more than a decade, Netflix is putting a lot of hope into its new gaming initiative. In order to keep growing its games offering and have games that will keep users renewing that subscription, Netflix has been acquiring video game development studios such as Montreal-based RocketRide Games and Allen, Tex.-based Boss Fight Entertainment at lighting speed. At the annual Geeked Week conference that the company uses to announce its newest content and updates, Netflix said that it would add a number of games tied to popular shows.

'Disney Speedstorm' looks like Mickey Mouse 'Mario Kart' | Gaming Roundup

This week in racing game news "Disney Speedstorm" gets a new preview and "F1 Manager 22" gets a release date.

More adults play video games than kids – and more surprising stats

Three-quarters of gamers are over the age of 18, disproving the common stereotype of a medium dominated by kids, tweens and teens, a trade group says.

Minecraft Looks Beautifully Chill In Strategy Spin-Off Coming Next Year

Minecraft is getting another spin-off in 2023. Mojang’s continual best-seller is now branching off into the strategy genre with Minecraft Legends, which looks bright and serene even as you’re knocking down enemy castle walls.

Starfield Extended Look Shows Off Ship Customization, Space Combat

Bethesda and Microsoft revealed yet another look at the ambitious “Skyrim in space” RPG Starfield during the two companies’ joint presentation today. This time, it was much more than eight seconds, and featured actually gameplay.

Binance CEO on Crypto Regulation, Luna 2.0

Binance CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao discusses his take on crypto regulation, questioning the SEC's investigation into Binance Coin (BNB). Plus, the role centralized exchanges play in investor protection, and exercising due diligence before token listings to uncover potential fraud.

U.S. gasoline average price tops $5 per gallon in historic first

(Reuters) -The price of U.S. gasoline averaged more than $5 a gallon for the first time on Saturday, data from the AAA showed, extending a surge in fuel costs that is driving rising inflation. The national average price for regular unleaded gas rose to $5.004 a gallon on June 11 from $4.986 a day earlier, AAA data showed. High gasoline prices are a headache for President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats as they struggle to maintain their slim control of Congress with midterm elections coming up in November.

Japan govt, central bank reiterate concern over sharp falls in yen

Tokyo is concerned about sharp falls in the yen currency and stands ready to "respond appropriately" if needed, Japan's top government spokesperson said on Monday, issuing a fresh warning to markets. The remark echoed Friday's joint statement by the government and central bank, but failed to avert a plunge in the yen to 135.22 against the dollar, the currency's lowest level since October 1998. Matsuno declined to comment on whether Tokyo would intervene to curb the sharp slump in the yen, however.

Metasill: NFT Displays With Verification

Metasill makes digital frames that can display NFTs that are verified on the owner's digital wallet. Hannah Lin, Metasill's marketing director, explains how tangible NFT frames work and how they bridge the gap between the physical and the digital world.

Mortgages vs. Home Equity Loans: What’s the Difference?

Mortgages and home equity loans are both borrowing methods that use your home as collateral, but there are important differences between the two.

Sino Global Capital CEO on 'Catalyst' for Next Crypto Cycle

Matthew Graham, Sino Global Capital CEO, discuses his outlook on the crypto markets as U.S. inflation hits a 40-year high.

‘You do not have to settle anymore’: Record inflation keeps the Great Resignation rolling

With inflation reaching 8.6% in May, workers have every reason — and every opportunity — to act now.

U.S. stock futures sink after Wall Street’s worst week since January

Investors jittery after hotter-than-expected inflation report, and ahead of this week's Fed meeting

First Mover Asia: Bitcoin Tumbles Below $27K Amid Heightening Inflation Concerns

Ether and other major altcoins underperform BTC as investors continue to steer away from riskier assets; is there a case for inflation?

Why the Stock Markets Are Falling So Hard

Investors had plenty to worry about from the Fed to inflation and retail sales. It’s fallen 10 of the past 11 weeks and suffered its largest two-week percentage decline since the end of October 2020. The lost 5.1% last week, notching its worst two-week percentage decline since late March 2020, just after the pandemic began creating havoc in the U.S. Year to date, it’s tumbled 18.6%.

Trying to Make Money Selling Stocks? Calculate This

Buy low and sell high is one of the most fundamental rules of stock investing. Knowing the cost basis of the stocks you purchase can help you estimate your potential profit should you decide to sell. You may also need … Continue reading → The post How to Find Cost Basis of Old Stock appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.

Dollar Tree, Northrop Grumman Lead 5 Stocks That Should Be On Your Watchlists

Dollar Tree and Northrop Grumman are among five stocks showing relative strength and other winning traits as the broader market buckles.

Bitcoin Revisits Late-2020 Levels as It Suffers Fresh Selloff

The world’s biggest cryptocurrency fell toward $25,000 amid a broader selloff fanned by concerns about rising U.S. interest rates.

SwingTrader Watch List

Ever wonder what stocks we're looking at for SwingTrader ideas? The SwingTrader watch list will let you sneak a peek.

How Much ETH Does Joe Lubin Hold?

How much ETH does Joseph Lubin, the founder of Ethereum incubator ConsenSys, hold? “No, I wouldn’t disclose that personally,” Lubin, once called the “Daddy Warbucks” of Ethereum, said on stage at Consensus 2022. The brilliant researcher at Galaxy Digital (and former CoinDesk alumna) Christine Kim was the latest person to pose that question to Joe on stage in Austin, Texas.

Help!? I'm Sending Out an E.T.F.

It was a very tough Thursday and Friday for investors, and I've got an index exchange-traded fund play that might help. Inflation data sent equities in a tailwind causing the Nasdaq to drop more than 6% during the final two days of trading. The odds of a three-quarter point hike when the Federal Reserve meets next Wednesday feels like a coin flip now and the five-year and 30-year Treasury yield inverted late in the week.

BlackRock extends AGM vote choice to more equity index clients

BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, said on Monday that clients owning nearly half of its $4.9 trillion in equity index assets were now free to control how votes are cast at the annual meetings of the companies in which their funds invest. The move marks an expansion of BlackRock's 'Voting Choice' programme, launched last October by the New York-based company, which manages around $10 trillion in assets, and which aims to offer institutional clients more say on topics that matter to them. The programme comes during a tumultuous period for the asset manager as it faces criticism in the United States and elsewhere over the way it votes on behalf of clients on issues including climate change, diversity and executive pay.

Oil Bulls See China’s Comeback Pushing Prices Even Higher

(Bloomberg) -- Oil bulls are starting to picture a world in which China, the engine of demand growth, comes back to the market.Most Read from BloombergChina Alarms US With Private Warnings to Avoid Taiwan StraitGlobal Selloff Deepens as Stocks, Bonds, Yen Slump: Markets Wrap‘Party Like a Russian’ Turns Toxic at Putin’s Flagship ForumChina Warns of Risk of War Over Taiwan While Pledging PeaceChina Is Walking Back Virus Loosening Just Weeks After ReopeningAnd if their analysis is right, the summer

Crypto Weekly Review June 12 – BTC Resumes Downward Trend

Bitcoin is on target for a tenth weekly loss in 11 weeks, with investor sentiment towards inflation and Fed monetary policy doing the damage in the week.

Noteworthy Unveils Groundbreaking Physical Cryptonotes at Consensus 2022

Noteworthy has unveiled physical "crypto notes" that represent bitcoin and other digital currencies. Co-founder Peter Vessenes breaks down the logistics and significance behind the groundbreaking moment.

Can the Little Guys Win or Is the Game Forever Rigged?

Jaime Rogozinski, WallStreetBets founder and Matt Roszak, Bloq chairman and co-founder, take the stage at Consensus 2022 in Austin, Texas. Moderator: Tracy Wang, CoinDesk senior reporter

How Much Interest Can I Earn On $200,000?

Investing involves a series of constant tradeoffs and careful planning, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Different investments will provide different potential payouts over time. So when looking at how much interest you can earn with $200,000, the answer is … Continue reading → The post How Much Interest Can I Earn On $200,000? appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.

Tesla Stock Vs. BYD Stock: TSLA Split Looms While Hottest EV Stock Races Toward Highs

BYD stock is racing toward highs as the China EV giant seizes Tesla's sales crown. Now it's going to supply Tesla with batteries.

China's Africa affairs chief to visit debt-hit Zambia days after Xi Jinping call with president

China's top official for Africa is headed to Zambia next week, just days after Chinese President Xi Jinping held phone talks with his counterpart from the debt-hit nation. Wu Peng, director general of the Chinese foreign ministry's African affairs department, is currently in South Africa during a tour of the continent that will also take him to Malawi, Tanzania, Senegal, Burkina Faso and Togo. "I hope that this trip will deepen friendly exchange and practical cooperation in various areas between

Here's How To Protect Your Finances From a Divorce

Combining finances after marriage can simplify things like paying bills and saving. But sharing commingled assets can lead to complications if you later end up divorcing. Establishing a prenuptial agreement can help you to head off tricky financial arguments if … Continue reading → The post How to Protect Your Assets From a Divorce appeared first on SmartAsset Blog.

Coinsource Exec: Buying Bitcoin With Cash Gives ‘Tangibility'

Coinsource's Derek Muhney discusses ways of purchasing bitcoin and why buying with cash gives users tangibility.

3 Beaten Down Stocks to Buy Now

Nobody walks into a Best Buy and sees the 65-inch television they always wanted on sale at 50% off and questions the intrinsic value of the TV. Higher prices don't hurt Costco and may actually help the chain, which has seen its stock price drop by 16.85% over the past six months.

What Does The Rest Of 2022 Have In Store For The NFT Market?

It’s been an ugly year for NFTs so far due to poor economic/macro conditions, but industry trends remain resoundingly positive.

Why Are Web 2 Gamers Struggling With the Shift to Web 3 Gaming?

Mythical Games CEO John Linden explains why Web 2 gamers struggle with the industry's shift to Web 3. Plus, his takes on the "play to earn" concept of Web 3 gaming.

Analysis-Kurdish tensions stymie Iraqi region's gas export ambitions

The prime minister of Iraqi Kurdistan, Masrour Barzani, has been touting the autonomous region's gas export capabilities as an alternative to Russian supply, but division between the region's two main parties suggest the plan is, for now, a pipe dream. And Kurdistan does not even have enough gas to supply its own needs, with power blackouts a daily phenomenon. Barzani's ruling Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) has long tussled for influence with its junior coalition partner in government, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK), led by the Talabani clan.