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FTX Founder Is Trying To Raise Funds To Pay Back Bankrupt Crypto Exchange's Clients: Report
Rishi Sunak Selected As UK's Next Prime Minister: What You Need To Know
200 Chinese Stocks Have Until December To Comply With US Standards Or Risk Delisting: SEC's Gensler Says 'Proof Will Be In The Pudding'
Rishi Sunak Selected As UK's Next Prime Minister: What You Need To Know
200 Chinese Stocks Have Until December To Comply With US Standards Or Risk Delisting: SEC's Gensler Says 'Proof Will Be In The Pudding'
America's Least Philanthropic Billionaires: Scrooges Of The Forbes 400
China And Saudi Arabia In Talks To Price Oil Sales In Yuan: Report

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Facebook Internally Acknowledges How Instagram Is Harming Teens While Discrediting Claims In Public: WSJ
Facebook Inc (NASDAQ: FB) has found that its photo and video sharing app Instagram is harmful to a significant number of teenagers, especially girls, a fact it has downplayed in public, according to a Wall Street Journal
Why Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft Are Eyeing This $715B Sector
Tech industry leaders are pushing the U.S. government to adopt commercially developed technologies via public-private partnerships to counter China's growing power, the Wall Street Journal reports.
US Traders Are Bypassing Ban On Offshore Exchanges To Make Risky Leveraged Bets On Dogecoin, Bitcoin: Research
Traders in the United States are bypassing federal laws banning them from accessing offshore exchanges to trade high-risk cryptocurrency derivatives, according to research from Inca Digital.
Intel Said To Be Considering Buying GlobalFoundries In $30B Deal: WSJ
Semiconductor giant Intel Corp (NASDAQ: INTC) is in talks to buy contract chip maker GlobalFoundries for $30 billion, The Wall Street Journal reporte
Traders Worldwide Sue Binance Over Losses During Service Crash In May
Binance faces a lawsuit over the trading service crash that happened during the May crypto market downturn resulting in major losses for traders. 
What's Up With Roku, ViacomCBS Stocks
Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU) shares shot up over 4.5% and ViacomCBS Inc (NASDAQ: VIAC) shares were up over 2.6% at the end of the regular session on Wednesday.
Amazon Says Goodbye To Arbitration As It Backfires With 75K Claims
Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) recently altered its terms of service to drop arbitration requirements, meaning that customers can now file lawsuits. 
Why Coffee Prices Are Rising
The average coffee cup price is up 17% from 2016, at $4.50, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Crypto's First Billion-Dollar Deal: Novogratz' Galaxy Digital To Acquire BitGo For $1.2B
Digital asset-focused investment firm Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd.
2 Chip Stocks Moving On M&A Rumors: Micron, Western Digital Technical Levels To Watch
Micron Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: MU) and Western Digital Corp. (NASDAQ: WDC) shares were trading higher Thursday amid a
Lordstown Motors CEO Responds To Short Seller; EV Stock Drops 16%
Electric truck startup Lordstown Motors Corporation (NASDAQ: RIDE) has angrily challenged a report from Hindenburg Research accusing the company of fraudulently marketing itself. 
SoftBank To Give WeWork's Adam Neumann Extra $50M As Part of Settlement Deal
WeWork’s co-founder Adam Neumann is set to benefit from a $50 million bonanza along with other benefits as a part of a settlement agreement with SoftBank Group Corp (OTC: SFTBY), the Wall Street Journal
WallStreetBets Trader Keith Gill Appears To Have Bought 50,000 More Shares Of GameStop
Keith Gill, the now-famous Reddit WallStreetBets trader, appears to have bought more shares of GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) after the price fell by 23%.
SEC Considers Requiring More Transparency From Short Sellers After GameStop Saga: WSJ
The recent frenzied-movements in so-called meme stocks like GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME) are causing the apex market regulator to consider ushering in more transparency in short trades, the Wall Street Journal
TikTok Deal Postponed Indefinitely By Biden Administration: What You Need To Know
President Joe Biden is reviewing U.S.-China relations, including an executive order issued by former President Donald Trump in August 2020 aimed at forcing the sale of TikTok to a U.S. company.
Tiffany & Co. At Center Of Human Resources, Hollywood Tumult
The luxury jewelry retailer Tiffany & Co. (NYSE: TIF) is at the center of two very different developments, one involving in-person demands on its corporate workforce and the other involving the rights to a classic film that made the store a pop culture phenomenon.
DoorDash Buys Food Robotics Startup Chowbotics: Report
Third-party restaurant delivery platform DoorDash Inc. (NASDAQ: DASH) has reached an agreement to acquire the robotics startup company Chowbotics, according to The Wall Street Journal,
Activist Hedge Fund Elliott Looks To Raise $1B SPAC: WSJ
Activist investor Elliott Management Corp is looking to jump aboard the blank check company bandwagon, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
A Hedge Fund Betted In Favor Of GameStop And Made Away With $700M In Reddit-Fueled Rally
Richard Mashaal and Brian Gonic’s hedgefund Senvest Management LLC made $700 million in the WallStreetBets-fueled rally in GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME), the Wall Street Journal
Why XRP Is Outperforming Bitcoin Today
XRP cryptocurrency is trading 2.4% higher at $0.298 at press time early Thursday, outperforming Bitcoin (BTC), which has tanked 2% to $34,779.71.
Exxon Whistleblower Reportedly Prompts SEC Investigation
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YouTube Rival Rumble Sues Google Over Alleged Search Ranking Bias: WSJ
Video-sharing site Rumble Inc.
Payments Processor Stripe Latest To Ban Trump Amid Burgeoning Tech Backlash
Financial technology company Stripe Inc will no longer process Trump campaign payments, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

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