| ◆ Bitcoin and ethereum sink as China intensifies crackdown on cryptocurrencies |
| ◆ CDC chief overrules panel in clearing Pfizer Covid booster shots for front-line workers |
| ◆ U.S. stock futures slide as markets wrap up volatile week |
| ◆ White House prepares for potential shutdown as leaders grapple with crucial deadlines, Biden agenda |
| ◆ Costco brings back purchase limits on toilet paper, cleaning supplies and more |
| ◆ The Quad is rising: Three big predictions from CNBC's project on the U.S.-India-Japan-Australia group |
| ◆ Evergrande stays silent on its $83 million dollar bond interest payment, leaving investors in limbo |
| ◆ Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Robinhood, Coinbase, Roku, Nike and more |
| ◆ Here's what will happen when the Fed's 'tapering' starts, and why you should care |
| ◆ U.S. Border Patrol will no longer use horses in Del Rio, Texas, after outrage over treatment of Haitian migrants |
| ◆ Elon Musk says the chip shortage is a ‘short-term' problem |
| ◆ Supplemental Security Income benefits haven't changed in years. Now there's a push in Congress to alter that |
| ◆ Nike shares fall as supply chain havoc leads retailer to slash revenue forecast |
| ◆ The Evergrande crisis may just be a ‘tempest in a teapot,' says analyst |
| ◆ Market bounce back could be a 'bull trap,' trader warns after cutting equity exposure |
| ◆ Ukraine's Naftogaz CEO accuses Russia of using gas as a geopolitical weapon as energy crisis deepens |
| ◆ How decentralized finance works, and why it's taking on Wall Street |
| ◆ Mark Zuckerberg just brought his trusted fix-it-man to the forefront at Facebook |
| ◆ Who's who in Germany's historic election |
| ◆ House committee probing Jan. 6 Capitol riot subpoenas four Trump allies, including Mark Meadows and Steve Bannon |
| ◆ You can now get paid in bitcoin to use Twitter |
| ◆ Evergrande's crisis was 'a long time coming,' says banned short-seller Andrew Left |
| ◆ Covid vaccines don't increase risk of miscarriage or birth defects, CDC says |
| ◆ Europe has ‘limited' direct exposure to Evergrande's debt crisis, Lagarde says |
| ◆ Chip shortage expected to cost auto industry $210 billion in revenue in 2021 |
| ◆ China and the U.S. are challenging Europe's role as top tech regulator |
| ◆ Without Merkel, many German voters don't know who to vote for |
| ◆ 'I was expecting something more quiet,' Lagarde admits on her ECB top job |
| ◆ America's richest 400 families pay a lower tax rate than average taxpayer |
| ◆ China's pledge to end building coal plants abroad improves Belt and Road's reputation, development bank says |
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| ◆ Bitcoin, Nike, Meredith, Carnival: What to Watch When the Stock Market Opens Today |
| ◆ Stock Futures Weaken After Evergrande Payment Deadline Passes |
| ◆ Food-Delivery Investors Get Liquid Courage |
| ◆ Nike Can Handle Vietnam, but Watch China |
| ◆ Crypto Funds Trade in Coins Scrutinized by SEC |
| ◆ China Declares Crypto Transactions Illegal, Sending Bitcoin Lower |
| ◆ Toast Is Hot, but Software Is the Jam |
| ◆ Apollo Unit Backs Hong Kong Insurer FWD's $3 Billion U.S. IPO |
| ◆ China Needs to Kick its Coal Habit at Home, Too |
| ◆ Evergrande Never Received a Warning From Its Auditor |
| ◆ Collectible-Guitar Shares Could Shred Investors |
| ◆ Retirement Savers Love the Backdoor Roth IRA Strategy. It Might Not Last. |
| ◆ Evergrande Bondholders Await Update on Key Interest Payment |
| ◆ Alibaba, Under Beijing Pressure, Moves to Sell Stake in State-Owned Broadcaster |
| ◆ Dow Up More Than 500 Points as Stock Markets Turn Positive for the Week |
| ◆ Car Production Slowdown Hits Palladium Prices |
| ◆ Investors Bet Environmental Fears Will Crunch Commodity Supply, Lifting Prices |
| ◆ America's Cash Might Stay on the Sidelines |
| ◆ Merger Mania Is Only Part of the Solution for Asset Managers |
| ◆ Evergrande Is Only the Latest in a Chain of Chinese Debt Crises |
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| ◆ Memoir Details How China Keeps Business in Line |
| ◆ Treasury's Janet Yellen Is Being Tested by Debt Limit Fight |
| ◆ China Evergrande Bond Payment Remains Uncertain |
| ◆ China cracks down on cryptocurrency, banning transactions and mining. |
| ◆ Germany Struggles to Stop Online Abuse Ahead of Election |
| ◆ Facebook Comments Can Get Media Firms Sued in Australia |
| ◆ How the Media Repeated ‘Missing White Woman Syndrome' in Petito Case |
| ◆ In Push to Tax the Rich, White House Spotlights Billionaires |
| ◆ Why Electric Cars Could Make American Roads Resemble Cuba |
| ◆ Here Come the Crypto Rules |
| ◆ China Declares All Cryptocurrency Transactions Illegal |
| ◆ U.S. Debt Limit Could Be Reached in Mid-October, Analysts Say |
| ◆ Why Reparations Are Needed to Close the Racial Wealth Gap |
| ◆ Federal Panel Recommends Booster Shots, Opening New Campaign Against the Virus |
| ◆ Residents of 432 Park Sue Developers For $125 Million, Citing Defects |
| ◆ Delta Urges Airlines to Make a National ‘No Fly' List of Problematic Passengers |
| ◆ Catalan Separatist Leader, Carles Puigdemont, Arrested in Italy |
| ◆ Boppy Recalls Millions of Cushions After 8 Reported Infant Deaths |
| ◆ Record Number of Cargo Ships Await Off the California Coast |
| ◆ Biden's Pick for Bank Regulator Worries Banks Are Getting Too Powerful |
| ◆ New Director for Mass MoCA |
| ◆ Turkey's currency hits a new low after a surprise interest rate cut. |
| ◆ What's A ‘Race-Free' Approach to Diagnosing Kidney Disease? |
| ◆ Mo Abudu Isn't Waiting for Permission |
| ◆ Cryptocurrency Regulators Rush To Create First Major Rules |
| ◆ Is the Seller's Market Over? |
| ◆ Who's Buying Evergrande? |
| ◆ E.U. Seeks Common Charger for All Phones, Hurting Apple |
| ◆ Business groups are divided as China seeks self-reliance. |
| ◆ Maryana Iskander, Wikipedia's Next Leader, on Preventing Misinformation |
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