Feds Scrutinizing Potential Insider Trading in Major Crypto Deals

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TikTok finally cut a deal, but there's still plenty of uncertainty about what comes next

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TikTok logo and US flag
For now, TikTok remains operational in the US.

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Dogecoin Has Made It to Wall Street

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Sean Combs launched a jailhouse 'Free Game with Diddy' course to teach fellow inmates business skills: lawyers

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Sean Combs
Sean "Diddy" Combs started a business class for his fellow inmates at a Brooklyn federal jail, his lawyers said.

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Klarna chairman sent a stark post-IPO message to CEO: 'We're 10 years behind Revolut'

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Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski shaking hands with chairman Michael Moritz
Klarna went public on the New York Stock Exchange in September

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What a $9 billion takeover battle says about the next frontier in the AI arms race

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Power grid
Assets with access to power are increasingly valuable

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The job market is hell for us, and heaven for scammers

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Portrait of Amisha Datta in Fort Worth Texas
After realizing the job she applied to had scammed her out of $4,300, "I felt very alone and just sort of rudderless," says Amisha Datta.

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Two years after graduating at the top of her class in college, Amisha Datta could not believe she'd lost $4,300 in a job scam.

What I learned from a shopping trip with Dan Ives, Wall Street's biggest Tesla bull and the funkiest dresser on cable news

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Dan Ives and Alice Tecotzky
Dan Ives and I went shopping together on a recent Friday.

Alice Tecotzky

Meet Fyre Festival's new owners

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Julian Zehetmayr (left) and Paul Zehetmayr (right) are attending a party in New York City.
Julian and Paul Zehetmayr are the co-CEOs of LimeWire, a file-sharing service that paid $245,300 for the Fyre Festival's branding rights.

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Silicon Valley's 'youthquake': In the age of AI, founders aren't waiting to grow up

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Rahul Sonwalkar
Young founders in Silicon Valley's 'Youthquake' aren't waiting to grow up.

Christie Hemm Klok for BI

It's the golden age of AI, and there's a new gospel in Silicon Valley: Building a startup isn't just for the chosen few. It's the new rite of passage into adulthood.

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