Russia to Officially Treat Bitcoin as Currency
The Russian government and central bank have agreed to treat Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets as official forms of currency, according to reports.
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Tyson Foods Beats Forecasts, Reports Higher-than-Expected Profits
American meat processing giant Tyson Foods saw its shares surge by nearly 12 percent on opening bell Monday, according to reports.
US Heating Oil & Diesel Supplies Diminish as Demand Rises
As demand for diesel and heating oil continues to rise across the United States, supplies are diminishing.
European Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Steady despite Record High Inflation
The European Central Bank (ECB) is keeping interest rates steady despite inflation hitting record highs.
Bitcoin Will Break above $40,000 by Monday, Crypto Analyst Predicts
Bitcoin will finally break out and return back above $40,000 before Monday, a leading cryptocurrency analyst is predicting.
Americans Far More Concerned about Inflation than Covid, Poll Shows
Americans are far more worried about inflation over the Covid pandemic as a top economic concern for 2022, a new poll has revealed.
Biden to Meet Qatar Leader to Discuss Boosting Gas Supplies to Europe
Democrat President Joe Biden is to meet with the leader of Qatar to discuss boosting gas supplies to Europe as tensions escalate between Russia and Ukraine.
Federal Judge Blocks Gulf of Mexico Drilling Lease Sales over Flawed Impact Analysis
A U.S. federal judge has blocked the sale of oil and gas drilling leases for the Gulf of Mexico after ruling that environmental impact analysis is flawed.
Lawmakers Grill NBC over Communist China’s Influence on Winter Olympics Coverage
Two Republican lawmakers are demanding to know whether NBCUniversal’s coverage of the 2022 Winter Olympics is being influenced by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Wall Street Firms Turn Bearish on Stocks: ‘Winter Is Here’
More and more strategists and Wall Street firms are turning bearish on the financial markets as the sharp selloff in stocks continues.