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Taleb in a new paper entitled "Bitcoin, Currencies, and Bubbles," laid out four arguments against the cryptocurrency.

Cramer cited China's tough stance toward cryptocurrency and the recent cyberattacks among his reasons for selling.

The policy will go into effect on July 12 and follows the bank implementing "vaccine-only" work areas, the Financial Times reported.

A source familiar with the matter told Insider that Sen. Warren is responsible for holding up James Kvaal's nomination for under secretary of education.

"I am very skeptical that there's a lot of easy money to be had from so-called tax enforcement," Republican Sen. Pat Toomey told Insider.

Brent crude hasn't hit $100 since 2014. On Tuesday it jumped above $75 a barrel for the first time in two years.

Peloton's pitch to companies is that its products will be good for team building. Inaugural corporate partners include Samsung, SAP, and Wayfair.

"This is it guys, the biggest US fantasy trip of all time," famed investor Jeremy Grantham told Bloomberg.

A Mississippi audit found 5.5% of stimulus unemployment claims were incorrect or fraudulent in 2020, after the OIG found states failed to stop fraud.

Fed chairman Jerome Powell reiterated his outlook that inflation will be transitory in a congressional testimony on Tuesday.

Wages have barely budged since the 1970s while productivity has stagnated. A new NBER paper argues automation played a bigger part than we knew.

The company has never turned a profit, and is banking on fast growth to attract capital and offset its losses.

Elizabeth Warren, Ed Markey, and Tina Smith stressed the "extraordinary financial hardship" if student-loan payments resume in October.

Only 10% of firms surveyed by JPMorgan currently trade or invest in cryptocurrencies, while 89% of firms surveyed do not.

StakeHound claims that negligence by a Fireblocks employee led to loss of keys to a wallet worth over $70 million without any backup available.

Shares tumbled 25% Tuesday after Reddit traders helped drive a record rally in the stock the day before.

Shares tumbled 25% Tuesday after Reddit traders helped drive a record rally in the stock the day before.

During his brief return to Twitter, the Scion Asset Management chief tweeted investing tips and rang the alarm on meme stocks, crypto, and inflation.

"I would go back in if I could get it at $10,000, $11,000, $12,000 - where I bought a lot [before]," Cramer said during Tuesday's Squawk Box.

Using a budget surplus and stimulus money, California is negotiating a rental relief program that would pay off back rent for low-income residents.