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After FTX Bankruptcy, Visa Breaks Debit Card Tie-Up With Sam Bankman-Fried's Crypto Exchange
Tesla Reportedly Aiding China Police Probe Into Fatal Model Y Crash: What You Should Know
- Tesla Inc said it would support a probe carried out by Chinese authorities into a crash that killed two people in the country's southern Guangdong province on Nov. 5.
- The crash involved a Tesla Model Y and killed a motorcyclist and a high school girl.
- A video of the incident was shared by Jimu News that showed the car crashing into other vehicles and a cyclist at high speed.
When Will US Inflation Decline? Goldman Sachs Gives Timeline
- Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) forecasts core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) falling to 2.9% by December 2023 from 5.1% currently.
- PCE is the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation.
- The decline is attributable to softened supply chain constraints, a peak in shelter inflation, and slower wage growth.
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Softbank Disappoints Investors And Analysts With Lack Of Buyback Post Q2 Results
Biden's $7.5B EV Pledge Draws This Finnish EV Charging Specialist Into The Market
Alibaba Doesn't Disclose Singles' Day Sales For First Time
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TikTok Flourishes As Ads Juggernaut At Expense Of Twitter, Snap, Google And Meta
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- Over $3 billion in Bitcoin (BTC/USD) has been withdrawn in the past seven days from cryptocurrency exchanges as FTX (FTT/USD) collapsed, sending ripples through the industry.
- According to data from Coinglass, 190,000 BTC have been withdrawn in the week through Nov. 13, estimated to be around $3 billion at today's price.
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