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Coinbase Jumps Nearly 24% After Federal Securities Suit Dismissed
Coinbase shares surged after a Manhattan federal judge dismissed a class-action suit against the crypto exchange. The complaint claimed Coinbase engaged in the unregistered sale and offering of securities and had failed to register as a New York state broker-dealer. The judge ruled that the plaintiffs had failed to establish...
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Apple and Google Should Boot TikTok From Their App Stores, Democratic Senator Urges
Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., urged the CEOs of Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their mobile app stores immediately in a letter Thursday. Bennet cited widespread concerns that the Chinese government could access information on Americans connected to the app, despite TikTok's reassurances that U.S. user data is not stored in China.
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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema Pulls in Cash From Wall Street, Real Estate Titans as She Mulls Reelection Bid
Titans of the real estate and private equity industries, including from companies like Blackstone, are bankrolling Sen. Kyrsten Sinema as the Arizona lawmaker considers a reelection bid in 2024. The senator, who switched from being a Democrat to an independent in December, went into 2023 with $8.2 million on hand.
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