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There has never been a time when opportunists didn't take advantage of a panic. That's why some of the most profitable U.S. companies want to use China's hawkishness to get huge subsidies from taxpayers.
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Mark Cuban is being sued by Voyager Digital investors and followers of his basketball club, the Dallas Mavericks, for promoting the July insolvent company.
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While Bitcoin's SOPR has retested its resistance, Ethereum's SOPR has retested its support, indicating that the two may be heading in separate ways.
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''In a paper entitled ‘Patience and the Wealth of Nations,’ economists conclude that patience explains ‘a substantial fraction of development differences across countries.’''
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A researcher developed a method that enables unique code to run on satellite dishes for around $25 worth of materials.
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Meta has a right under the First Amendment to make editorial decisions about its platform. But giving more weight to one side than the other in a normal political debate calls into question Meta's ability to moderate content...
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Tuesday night, billionaire Elon Musk made a vague comment about how he might start his own social media platform, depending on how his $44 billion legal battle with Twitter turns out.
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35 people have been sickened by a new virus that is spreading in China, but scientists say it is too soon to say if it is deadly or if it spreads from person to person.
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The message was clear at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, two days after the FBI raid the home of former President Donald Trump in Florida.
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The last supermoon of the year, which is also called the Sturgeon Moon, happens Thursday night. This is also when the Perseid meteor shower is at its peak.
There has never been a time when opportunists didn't take advantage of a panic. That's why some of the most profitable U.S. companies want to use China's hawkishness to get huge subsidies from taxpayers.
