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  • Robinhood experienced heavy trading volume Monday and Tuesday.Finance

    Robinhood app stumbles amid surge in Apple, Tesla trading volume

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  • Singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen in 1968. His version of Hallelujah was played at a recent Trump event, despite his estate’s objections.Finance

    Trump and ‘Hallelujah’: Why it’s so hard to stop campaigns from playing songs, even when artists object

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  • Finance

    Coinbase shuffles board ahead of rumored IPO, Marc Andreessen joins as observer

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  • Visiting keepamericagreat.com will lead you to an anti-Trump site.Finance

    Biden campaign trolls Trump by snatching ‘Keep America Great’ website

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  • Mike Colyer, CEO of Bitcoin mining firm Foundry.Finance

    There’s (digital) gold in them thar hills: Crypto giant DCG is betting $100 million on mining Bitcoin in North America

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  • The city of Sacramento is considering paying workers sick with COVID to stay home.Finance

    Sacramento may pay COVID-infected workers $1000 to stay home

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  • Halimah DeLaine PradoTech

    Google names Halimah DeLaine Prado as new general counsel

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  • Cryptocurrency-Yield-FarmingFinance

    Crypto soars again as traders embrace ‘DeFi’ and ‘yield farming’—but some see echoes of the 2017 bubble

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  • TikTok has reported eye-popping user growth.Finance

    TikTok reveals new stats in court filing—including the claim that one third of Americans use the platform

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  • General Dwight D. Eisenhower (R) talking with President Harry S. Truman (L).Finance

    In an ominous turn, U.S. debt is on track to soar past World War II levels

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  • Former White House aide Steve Bannon in November 2019. Bannon was indicted Aug. 20 in connection with an alleged scheme to defraud donors to an online ‘Build the Wall’ campaign.Finance

    5 crazy details from the case against Steve Bannon—including ‘a boat named Warfighter’

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  • A Donald Trump supporter holding a QAnon flag near Mount Rushmore, South Dakota. Facebook has changed its rules to bar some content related to QAnon from its social network.Tech

    Will Facebook’s QAnon crackdown succeed? What people are saying so far

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  • A Netflix billboard in Los Angeles promoting the entertainment industry. Several cities are suing Netflix and its streaming rivals in an attempt to collect a ‘right of way’ tax.Finance

    Streaming fees could rise 5% as cities sue to impose a ‘Netflix tax’

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  • In 2017, Filecoin proposed using cryptocurrency to manage a decentralized storage network. It has yet to launch a product.Newsletters

    Are blockchain companies cursed with too much cash?

    By Jeff John Roberts and David Z. Morris
  • President Trump at the White House on Aug. 6, shortly after announcing his plans to impose a payroll tax holiday by executive order. Business groups now say that plan is unworkable.Finance

    Business groups don’t expect to implement Trump’s ‘unworkable’ payroll order

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