This week in crypto: SBF arrested in The Bahamas
Authorities have arrested Sam Bankman-Fried in the Bahamas. Binance reserves are accounted for, says CryptoQuant. Ark Invest continues to invest in Coinbase. Sam Bankman-Fried has...
Crypto: Donald Trump’s NFT collection sells out within first day of launch
Donald Trump launched 45,000 nonfungible token cards yesterday, and all have sold out in less than 24 hours, according to OpenSea.
Outside the Box: FTX was a warning. Washington should act now to fill other holes in the Swiss cheese.
Instead of creating a new bureaucracy every time a new scam shows up, Congress should empower existing financial regulators.
: French accounting firm Mazars will stop working for Binance and other crypto companies
Mazars has suspended work for cryptocurrency companies due to media scrutiny and signs that markets are not confident about the work it has done.
Goldman Sachs laying off up to 8% of its workforce
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is preparing to reduce its head count by up to 8% by January, according to a source familiar with the investment...
: States that restrict access to abortion have higher rates of maternal and infant mortality, study finds
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, 12 states have banned abortion completely and 14 more have introduced restrictions on accessing abortion services.
Economic Report: Economy weakens again, S&P finds, as rising interest rates choke off demand
Business conditions at U.S. companies eroded again in December, a pair of surveys show, as high inflation and rising interest rates dampened demand for goods...
The Margin: The Hanukkah dilemma: Jewish families debate which night is best for gift-giving
The eight-day holiday kicks off this year on Sunday evening --- and there's been a long-running debate over when to give the biggest presents
Bond Report: U.S. Treasury yields rise as investors weigh up central bank actions and words
Ten- and 30-year Treasury yields bounce off one-week lows as investors weigh this week's interest-rate increases by central banks on both sides of the Atlantic.