US Representative Seek To Unwind Facebook’s Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions: Bloomberg
Silicon Valley and House Oversight Committee Democrat Ro Khanna sought to unwind Facebook Inc’s (NASDAQ:FB) Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions and…
AstraZeneca’s Antibody Treatment Unsuccessful At Preventing Symptomatic COVID-19 Infection
AstraZeneca Plc (NASDAQ:AZN) reported data from the STORM CHASER Phase 3 trial showing that its long-acting antibody (LAAB) combination…
Volkswagen CEO Dubs G7 Coal Outcome ‘Disappointing,’ Says Electric Vehicles Running On Coal Is ‘Regulatory Nonsense’
German automaker Volkswagen Group’s (OTC: VWAGY) CEO Herbert Diess on Tuesday berated the Group of Seven nations for failing to set an end-date for phasing out coal and called for more action to reach the 2030 climate goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to at least 55% below the 1990
Amp Crypto Strikes Major Gains As Bitcoin Floats Above $40K, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu Muted
Major cryptocurrencies were in the green on Monday night with Bitcoin (BTC) trading above the $40,000 level, but the top gainer at press time was the digital collateral token Amp (AMP).
Nigeria’s Twitter Suspension Spells Trouble For Small, Medium Businesses: Reuters
Twitter Inc’s (NYSE:TWTR) indefinite suspension in Nigeria on June 4 has affected multiple small and medium-sized businesses across Africa’s most populous…
US Groups Request Biden Government To Fasttrack Net Neutrality Restoration: Reuters
Over 50 U.S. groups pleaded with President Joe Biden to fill the vacant seat on the U.S. Federal…
How Should The US Tax Cannabis And Approach Tax Reform? Expert Gives 3 Approaches
Ulrik Boesen, a Senior Policy Analyst at the Tax Foundation, recently joined Bank of America for an investor call about U.S. cannabis tax policy.
Boesen said tax policies toward cannabis in the U.S. today need a lot of improvement, but regulators also have to be careful to avoid negative consequences.
Congress Hits At Tech Giants Amazon, Apple, Facebook And Google: Could Companies Be Forced To Split?
Five new bills introduced to U.S. Congress are aimed at the largest technology companies in the world and possible anti-competitive practices.
If the bills are passed, it could force the companies to split up or sell some of their assets to meet new qualifications.