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MSTR Stock: Strategy Just Blew $21 Billion Buying Bitcoin. Things Could Get Rocky. - Investor's Business Daily

Strategy paid an average bitcoin price of $96,458 per coin since Nov. 10.

Digital Euro is more crucial than ever – Christine Lagarde - AMBCrypto News

The ECB is advancing the digital euro, targeting an October 2025 readiness, but public skepticism over financial surveillance remains high.

Four Cybertrucks catch fire at Seattle Tesla storage lot in SODO - KING5.com

The lot is a temporary storage space for Tesla cars until they are delivered or picked up by customers. Seattle FD is still investigating the cause of the fire.

Robinhood Stock Slips on $29.75M in FINRA Fine, Restitution Payments - Investopedia

Robinhood shares slumped Monday morning as markets got their first chance to react to Friday's announcement that the online trading platform has been fined by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.

There’s a Fed put and a Trump put — but there might now be a C-suite put, too - MarketWatch

Donald Trump Jr. Has Big Plans for Monetizing MAGA - Bloomberg

At 1789 Capital, the president’s eldest son is chasing profit in the ‘parallel’ economy of Trump’s America.

House Republican support grows for keeping clean energy tax breaks - POLITICO

Lawmakers are expected to start the difficult task this week of determining which of the credits are on the chopping block to help pay for the GOP's budget bill.

DOGE is rolling out an AI chatbot to automate some government tasks - Fortune

Elon Musk's DOGE is accelerating the rollout of an AI chatbot as it continues to slash government jobs, Wired reported.

Nvidia Stock Drops. Why Shares Keep Falling. - Barron's

In-N-Out heiress says she's been betrayed by colleagues but refuses to have 'emotional distance' with her team - Fortune

Lynsi Snyder began leading burger giant In-N-Out aged 27, she says she has been betrayed in the past but ultimately wants to retain a close relationship with colleagues.

X Briefly Down as Thousands of Users Report Outage on Elon Musk’s Social Media Platform - Variety

On Monday morning, Elon Musk's social media platform X reportedly went down for thousands of users

‘Panic-Selling’ Could Be About To Crash The Bitcoin Price - Forbes

Donald Trump’s crypto czar has said the U.S. Treasury will be working to “maximize the value” of the bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies held by the U.S. in its reserve and crypto stockpile...

Novo Nordisk shares fall 6.3% after latest trial results for its next-generation weight loss drug - CNBC

Shares of Novo Nordisk fell sharply on Monday, after the firm published results from the latest clinical trial of its CagriSema weight-loss drug.

Rocket Companies to Acquire Redfin, Accelerating Purchase Mortgage Strategy - PR Newswire

/PRNewswire/ -- Rocket Companies (NYSE: RKT), the Detroit-based fintech platform consisting of mortgage, real estate and personal finance businesses, today...

One of Wall Street’s biggest bulls now says a flash crash can’t be ruled out - MarketWatch

Ed Yardeni increases the odds of a U.S. recession

U.S. Energy Secretary Shale Could Boost Production Even at $50 Oil - OilPrice.com

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright asserts that U.S. shale producers can maintain production even if oil prices fall to $50 per barrel, citing ongoing innovation and efficiency gains in the sector.

How the AI Talent Race Is Reshaping the Tech Job Market - The Wall Street Journal

Dow futures drop 300 points as selling continues on Wall Street: Live updates - CNBC

The stock market is off to a rough start in March, and key economic data is due out this week.

Stock market today: European shares fall, Asian stocks are mixed amid worries over tariffs - The Associated Press

Volatility returned to Wall Street Monday, with most major U.S. indices swinging to significant losses after President Donald Trump dismissed concerns over the possibility of his upcoming tariffs causing a recession. Futures for the S&P 500 were down 1.4%, wh…

The surprising truth about low performers - Business Insider

Studies show that firing low performing employees doesn't "raise the bar" — it actually lowers performance