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Daily Feed 4/10/24
FISA 702’s demise would require Feds to get a warrant, a whistleblower accuses NPR of extreme bias and the SEC serves a Wells Notice to Uniswap Labs
3-point range
Auburn crowned SEC champions, flushes Florida in title game
March 17, 2024 – 3:31 PM PDT Auburn claimed its third SEC tournament title with an 86-67 win over Florida to cap…
crypto
Bitcoin Rises To Record High After UK Approval Of Crypto Asset
Following the approval of an investment vehicle supported by cryptocurrencies by a United Kingdom financial regulator, Bitcoin rose to a record high of over $72,000 on Monday.
AI
AI-Powered Fast Food Drive Thrus Make ‘So Many Errors’ That Workers Must Intervene 70% Of The Time, Employees Say
An artificial intelligence company that serves the likes of fast food brands like Carl’s Jr., Hardee’s, Del Taco, and Checkers has now acknowledged that most orders require human participation.
Amplify Investments
In spot bitcoin ETF race, some pioneers stick to the sidelines
Some cryptocurrency ETF pioneers plan to sit out what is expected to be a fierce industry battle for market share.
Alex Chriss
PayPal stock surges as pledge to turn “leaner” keeps crypto concerns at bay
PayPal added nearly $4 billion to its market value after a pledge to turn “leaner” fired up investors.
Ben Laidler
Bitcoin hits two-month high above $30,000 in volatile week
Bitcoin jumped on Friday above $30,000 for first time since July, taking gains for the week past 10%.
Alex Spiro
Elon Musk’s Twitter stock purchases under probe by SEC
Billionaire Elon Musk is under investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over his 2022 purchase of social media giant Twitter
brooke mallory
SEC charges former Pfizer employee for insider trading
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has now charged a former Pfizer employee with alleged insider trading after he gained 2,458% by buying out-of-the-money call options one day before the company’s Paxlovid drug announcement.
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JP Morgan fined for deleting 47 million emails
JP Morgan Chase will pay a $4 million fine to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to settle allegations that the bank accidentally deleted about 47 million emails dated from January until April 2018.