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   9/2/2022 · Those are just some of the credentials Heather Morgan—a.k.a. Razzlekhan, the self-claimed “infamous Crocodile of Wall Street”—lists off in …

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  Has Russia stolen Ukrainian grain? For leaving a comment of Facebook below the Russian Defence Ministry post my account has be restricted

  Yes According to 12 sources Russian troops have stolen around 600,000 tons of Ukrainian grain  during the war, according to UAC, a Ukrainian...

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GENEVA —  UN News Russian attacks on  civilian targets in Ukraine could be a war crime: UN rights office

 

Operative command South: Russian forces have left Snake island after massive missile and artillery strikes https://t.co/8RSP5HdJwG via @UKRINFORM #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/cg11eBHMLO

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We’re proving that NATO is more needed now than it ever has been. pic.twitter.com/vGTgRHCgAZ

— President Biden (@POTUS) June 29, 2022

Bitcoin - The Crypto Couple Charged For Laundering $3.6 Billion in Bitcoin | Forbes Investigates

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Heather Morgan and her husband, Ilya “Dutch” Lichtenstein, seemed to lead a successful life as tech entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Lichtenstein invested in startups alongside heavyweights like Marc Benioff and had launched his own company backed by Mark Cuban. Morgan styled herself as a prolific thought leader, posting online articles about women in leadership, and even had an alter ego as a goofy YouTube rapper called Razzlekhan, who talked about success and money.

But they had a secret, according to investigators with the IRS. Morgan, 31, and her husband, Lichtenstein, 34, were arrested in New York on Tuesday and charged with trying to launder $3.6 billion in bitcoin stolen by hackers from the Bitfinex exchange six years ago. If convicted of the charges against them, each could serve up to 25 years in prison. Court documents unsealed this week detail an elaborate scheme to launder and conceal the origins of the stolen bitcoins. Lichtenstein and Morgan are not charged with perpetrating the hack.

The hackers had been inside the Bitfinex servers for weeks before attempting the heist. They’d watched users on the cryptocurrency exchange buy and sell Bitcoins. They’d studied the commands that controlled the security system. It was as if they were hiding in an air duct above a bank’s vault, watching as tellers meticulously moved cash in and out, looking for vulnerabilities.

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GENEVA —  UN News Russian attacks on  civilian targets in Ukraine could be a war crime: UN rights office

 

Operative command South: Russian forces have left Snake island after massive missile and artillery strikes https://t.co/8RSP5HdJwG via @UKRINFORM #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/cg11eBHMLO

— Liveuamap (@Liveuamap) June 30, 2022

In a moment when Putin has shattered peace in Europe and attacked the very tenets of the rules-based order, the United States and our Allies are stepping up to support Ukraine and boost our defenses.

We’re proving that NATO is more needed now than it ever has been. pic.twitter.com/vGTgRHCgAZ

— President Biden (@POTUS) June 29, 2022

Investment - #RussiaUkraine #bonds #bitcoin Market Coverage - Friday June 10 | Yahoo Finance

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Get the latest up-to-the-minute continuous stock market coverage and big interviews in the world of finance every Monday–Friday from 9 am to 5pm (ET). U.S. stocks sank Friday morning as investors digested an update on inflation, which showed price increases unexpectedly accelerated and jumped by the most since 1981. The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq dropped sharply following the print after trading little changed during the pre-market session. Treasury yields spiked especially on the short end of the curve, and the 2-year yield jumped to top 2.9%. The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield rose to nearly 3.1%. U.S. crude oil prices pulled back after rising above $122 per barrel. For market participants, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was a key print, offering a fresh look at the extent to which price increases have persisted across the U.S. economy. The index unexpectedly accelerated to post an 8.6% annual increase in May, following April's 8.3% rise. That marked the biggest jump since late 1981, and took out the prior 41-year high set in the March CPI, which rose 8.5%. On a month-over-month basis, CPI also jumped by 1.0%, or more than the 0.7% rise expected, and April's 0.3% increase. Core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, increased 6.0% on an annual basis after April's 6.2% increase. Inflation has remained a dominant issue for investors, policymakers and the American public this year. Higher prices have threatened to weigh on consumer spending — the key driver of U.S. economic activity — as goods and services become increasingly unaffordable. And inflation has already shown signs of triggering a rotation from spending on some discretionary goods to other purchase areas. And for investors, inflation has also become a key determinant in the path forward for the Federal Reserve's monetary policies. As the Fed aims to help bring down fast-rising prices, the central bank is widely expected to raise interest rates by another half-point at next week's policy-setting meeting, further increasing the cost of borrowing and doing business for companies. Amid these concerns over inflation's impact on the economy and Fed's next moves, stocks have continued to trade choppily. Each of the three major averages was on track to post a back-to-back week of losses, based on Thursday's closing prices. The S&P 500 headed for a weekly decline of about 2%. "At the end of the day, markets are just faced with a whole lot of uncertainty right now. And it's not just that inflation story," Jack Manley, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, told Yahoo Finance Live on Thursday. "We have still some uncertainty, some lack of clarity around what the Fed is going to do. The war in Europe continues to rage. And we know there are new developments happening on that front every few days." "There's a lot to digest right now. And without any sort of real clarity on these things, it's hard for markets to meaningfully move higher or lower," he added. "It's all markets really want at the end of the day, is news. And no news is bad news."

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Russia says President @ZelenskyyUa’s demand for them to withdraw behind the February 24th line is ‘not serious’. This proves Russia remains focused on war, not diplomacy, and sends a clear message to the world: Russia’s path to negotiating table lays through battleground defeats.

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Doing a "Scholz" = Continually promise something without ever actually having any intention of doing it. https://t.co/Z3IodMGhgf

— Anders Östlund (@andersostlund) June 9, 2022

Investment - GameStop Soars on #NFT Plan; #Bitcoin down | Bloomberg Markets and Finance

7 January 2022

GameStop Corp. is surging in extended trading after Bloomberg learned of its plan to launch a marketplace for NFTs by the end of the year. Bloomberg's Joanna Ossinger reports on "Bloomberg Markets: Europe"

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China - #investment #crypto Crypto Exchanges Stop Taking China Users as Beijing Widens Ban | Bloomberg Markets and Finance

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Sep.26 -- Two of the world’s largest Bitcoin exchanges have halted new registrations for Chinese users following Beijing’s latest crypto ban. Su Keenan reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."

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FTSE 100 opened in the green even though the UK economy rose only 0.1% in July after a 1% jump the previous month. London’s main index added 20 points to 7,044 in early trading. Sarah Gilbert, the scientist behind the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine, said giving boosters to everyone won’t be necessary because immunity is lasting well. The professor said jabs should be sent to countries in need. Petrol stations giant EG Group is reportedly mulling over a potential sale. The company, owned by the billionaire Issa brothers and private equity firm TDR Capital and who combined recently bought Asda, could raise up to US$15bn.

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Ikea is thinking of buying Topshop's former flagship Oxford Street store in London. The collapsed retail giant Arcadia Group could use the proceeds to pay its creditors and the deficit in its pension funds. Supermarket Income REIT PLC announced J Sainsbury PLC exercised a purchase option to buy back 13 stores. They are part of a joint venture portfolio the REIT holds with British Airways Pension Trustees Limited and underlines the strength of demand for grocery property in the UK said the trust. Argo Blockchain PLC has secured an £18.05mln loan agreement with Galaxy Digital using a portion of its Bitcoin holding as collateral. The loan has a maturity date of 29 October 2021. Among the small caps, Minds + Machines Group intends to return up to £58mln to shareholders through a tender offer at 9.6p per share. The money is a proportion of the proceeds from the sale of internet top-level domain assets.

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More than a thousand people marched in El Salvador's capital on Tuesday to protest the government's adoption of bitcoin as a legal tender in the country. Polls indicate that Salvadorians are wary of the volatile cryptocurrency, which can shed or gain hundreds of dollars in value overnight. Many economists are worried how Bitcoin might affect El Salvador's economic stability. Despite the concerns, the central American country became the first in the world to embrace Bitcoin as legal tender on Tuesday. Government officials stated that no one will be forced to use the digital currency. However, cryptocurrencies remain a thing of controversy - which includes the aim to use them to do good. A group of Berlin based artists is to hold an online auction of digital art paid in cryptocurrency. The event raises funds to help human rights activists in Afghanistan who - after the Taliban takeover - are now fearing for their lives.

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In Wednesday's stock market breakdown, Jim Cramer and Katherine Ross talk the airlines, Bitcoin, inflation, Morgan Stanley and much more! 

 

Topics: HOW JIM CRAMER IS APPROACHING MARKETS WEDNESDAY BITCOIN REBOUNDS: CRAMER'S TAKE HOW TO APPROACH AIRLINE STOCKS WHAT OIL PRICES SAY ABOUT INFLATION GLAXOSMITHKLINE: BUY, SELL OR HOLD? HOW TO APPROACH CLOVER HEALTH MORGAN STANLEY & THE RETURN TO THE OFFICE BUY THE STOCKS YOU KNOW? 

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FTSE 100 started the week on the front foot mirroring positive performances in Asia, although there are still concerns over a US inflationary spike. London's leading index added 22 points to 7,040 in early trading

 

Bitcoin and Ethereum suffered sharp drops overnight after Chinese crypto exchange Huobi scaled back some services. Chinese regulators are clamping down crypto activities, which is hitting the global sector.

 

Cineworld PLC (LON:CINE) has reported a bumper reopening weekend in the UK. Poland and Israel reopen this week with the cinema operator anticipating most sites will be open by the end of the month.

 

 Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc (NYSE:SPCE) completed its long-delayed third spaceflight over the weekend. There are just two regulatory hurdles ahead before it can begin carrying paying passengers into space.

 

 Synairgen PLC (LON:SNG) said lab tests of its inhaled interferon beta, which is being developed to treat people with severe effects of Covid, has shown “potent antiviral activity” against two new variants. The lab tests also demonstrated the “broad-spectrum antiviral activity", which bodes well for its use across a number of respiratory viruses.

 

Sensyne Health PLC (LON:SENS) has signed a strategic research agreement with the Colorado Center for Personalized Medicine (CCPM). It is the second strategic research agreement in the USA signed by Sensyne, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology to support medical research. 

 

Prince William was given a masterclass in electric racing at Knockhill Racing Circuit over the weekend, driving a car powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology produced by AFC Energy PLC (LON:AFC). The test drive at the Extreme E event was organised ahead of COP 26 climate summit in Glasgow.