(The Center Square) — New York City's costly emergency shelter system is beset by nepotism, a lack of competitive bidding, and excessive salaries, which are driving up costs for the city's taxpayers, according to a scathing new report. The report by the city's Department of Investigation said a probe of the shelter system dating back to 2021
Bitcoin’s early week rally unraveled as sharp ETF outflows, aggressive derivatives deleveraging and muted altcoin reactions to catalysts pulled the broader crypto market lower....