Looking to make some fast and easy Bells in Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Follow this guide to learn how to plant a Money tree and get rich quick!
They say money doesn’t grow on trees, but in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it actually does! In the game, there’s something actually called a Money tree and it provides fast and easy Bells.
As the name suggests, the Money tree is, well a tree. And as such, you must plant it in order for it to grow. But you won’t be planting any seeds; instead, you’ll plant Bells. In return, the tree will produce three bags of Bells.
Sound a little confusing? It’s actually not. Here’s how the Money tree works in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
The first step in planting a Money tree is to find a glowing gold spot on your island. When you dig up that spot, you’ll receive 1,000 Bells. You can either drop the Bell bag back into the hole and bury to grow a Money tree for a small return, or you can wait and bury more Bells for an even greater return. It’s recommended that you bury at least 10,000 Bells for the best rate of return.
The Money tree spot will remain in that area for the entirety of the day, so you don’t need to plant Bells immediately. Return to it when you have an adequate amount.
Once you bury the Bells, you’ll see a little sprout pop up. This confirms that you’ve successfully planted the Money tree, but you’ll have to wait until it grows to its full size. Wait a few days and then return to the tree where you can shake down the tree and get your Bells.
Planting 10,000 Bells will earn you 30,000 Bells from the tree, which seems to be the best return. Your Money tree will still grow without planting that many Bells, but you’ll get significantly less in return.
MONTREAL – Lightspeed Commerce Inc. says it is conducting a review of its business and operations including talks relating to a range of potential strategic alternatives.
The Montreal-based payments technology company made the comments after reports concerning a potential transaction involving the company.
Lightspeed says it periodically undertakes a review of its business and operations with a view of realizing its full potential.
A strategic review is often seen by investors as a prelude to a sale by a company.
Lightspeed says its board of directors is committed to acting in the best interests of the company and its stakeholders.
Company founder Dax Dasilva returned to the role of chief executive officer earlier this year and has been working to return the company to profitability.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 26, 2024.
OTTAWA – Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says there is a lot of uncertainty around how artificial intelligence could affect the economy moving forward, including the labour market and price growth.
In a speech in Toronto at the Economics of Artificial Intelligence Conference, the governor said Friday that the central bank is approaching the issue cautiously to get a better understanding of how AI could affect its job of keeping inflation low and stable.
“Be wary of anyone who claims to know where AI will take us. There is too much uncertainty to be confident,” Macklem said in prepared remarks.
“We don’t know how quickly AI will continue to advance. And we don’t know the timing and extent of its economic and social impacts.”
The governor said AI has the potential of increasing labour productivity, which would raise living standards and grow the economy without boosting inflation.
In the short-term, he said investment in AI is adding to demand and could be inflationary.
However, Macklem also highlighted more pessimistic scenarios, where AI could destroy more jobs than it creates or lead to less competition rather than more.
The governor called on academics and businesses to work together to shed more light on the potential effects of AI on the economy.
“When you enter a dark room, you don’t go charging in. You cautiously feel your way around. And you try to find the light switch. That is what we are doing. What we central bankers need is more light,” he said.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 20, 2024.
CHICAGO (AP) — United Airlines has struck a deal with Elon Musk’s SpaceX to offer satellite-based Starlink WiFi service on flights within the next several years.
The airline said Friday the service will be free to passengers.
United said it will begin testing the service early next year and begin offering it on some flights by later in 2025.
Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.
The announcement comes as airlines rush to offer more amenities as a way to stand out when passengers pick a carrier for a trip. United’s goal is to make sitting on a plane pretty much like being on the ground when it comes to browsing the internet, streaming entertainment and playing games.
“Everything you can do on the ground, you’ll soon be able to do on board a United plane at 35,000 feet, just about anywhere in the world,” CEO Scott Kirby said in announcing the deal.
The airline says Starlink will allow passengers to get internet access even over oceans and polar regions where traditional cell or Wi-Fi signals may be weak or missing.
