The crypto comeback: Here’s what’s driving it, according to Bernstein
Bitcoin is up big in 2023, gaining 50%, while ether is up more than 40%. Those gains come after a difficult 2022 for the crypto market.
Georgia grand jury recommends perjury indictments in Trump election meddling probe
The Georgia grand jury found no widespread fraud in Georgia’s 2020 presidential election, in which President Joe Biden defeated Donald Trump.
Tesla denies Autopilot workers’ allegations of union-busting, retaliatory firings
Tesla fired more than 30 employees at its Buffalo facility in retaliation for a union push, organizers said in a complaint filed to a federal labor agency.
Here’s the bear case for artificial intelligence
ChatGPT unleashed a firestorm of interest in artificial intelligence investing, but traders should take some caution.
Photos document Lake Oroville’s rise after storms hit California
Lake Oroville, California’s second largest reservoir, has experienced a dramatic rise in water levels after a series of storms in January.
Eli Lilly recruits Black patients for Alzheimer’s trial, as drugmakers seek more diversity in clinical studies
Retailers CVS Health, Walgreens and Kroger have announced initiatives to provide clinical trial enrollment and follow-up services in their pharmacy clinics.
Consumer debt hits record $16.9 trillion as delinquencies also rise
Debt across all categories totaled $16.9 trillion as balances rose across all major categories.
DocuSign to lay off 10% of its workforce, or about 700 employees
E-signature software company DocuSign on Thursday announced plans to cut around 10% of its workforce.
High-ranking DOJ official says she ‘would not advise’ consumers to use TikTok, citing security concerns
The concerns stem from TikTok’s ownership by China-based ByteDance, since China’s national security laws can compel firms based there to hand over information.
Amid persistent inflation, 54% of Americans are using savings to pay for everyday expenses
It’s getting harder for Americans to make ends meet without dipping into their cash reserves, a new report finds.
