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Prominent Russian TV presenter says war 'against Europe and the world' is on the way following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine
- Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov says Moscow's war in Ukraine will extend to Europe and the world.
- The Kremlin is already starting to wage a "de facto" war against NATO countries, he said.
- "Ukrainians alone are no longer enough," he said, in a clip posted by The Daily Beast's Julia Davis.
- CNN's new streaming service to shut down weeks after launch
- Mariupol exclusive: Ukrainian soldiers say, "We won't surrender"
- Some are using Tinder for work and LinkedIn to find love
- Crypto-mining firm sanctioned to stop Russia skirting sanctions
- Buying Twitter could cost Elon Musk $1B in interest a year
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New audio confirms Rep. Kevin McCarthy told House GOP members that he was going to urge Trump to resign following Jan. 6
The GOP leader vehemently denied that he made the comments, but a recording obtained by New York Times reporters and played on MSNBC disproves that.
Elon Musk just took out one of the biggest personal margin loans ever for his bid to buy out Twitter. Here's what that means and why it's risky.
Morgan Stanley had less than a week to put together the $12.5 billion debt commitment for Musk, a source told Insider.
War in Ukraine has some sustainable investors rethinking their long-held stances on weapons and defense stocks
Several banks have pledged to update their sustainable investing policies to allow for the inclusion of defense stocks after Russia invaded Ukraine.
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Russia sanctions Mark Zuckerberg, Vice President Kamala Harris, and 27 other Americans, indefinitely barring them from entering the country
The travel ban includes Vice President Kamala Harris, LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky, and the ABC reporter George Stephanopoulos.
Blackstone’s Jonathan Gray doubles down on logistics and rental housing as real estate sectors that will ‘outrun’ inflation
The company, which reported $1.2 billion in net income for the first quarter, also invested in student housing, casinos and transportation infrastructure.
Forget the starter home. Millennials' first purchases are often digs they can rent out on Airbnb.
People who do it say that renting out your home on Airbnb — while still living in it yourself — is one way to pay off mortgage debt and build wealth.
I've negotiated everything from speaking fees to the cost of a blender, and I swear by 5 rules to get great deals
Jen Glantz is a master negotiator. She recommends starting with solid research, knowing the seller's prices, and never asking yes or no questions.
How ExodusPoint — the biggest hedge fund launch in history — continues to amass billions despite lackluster returns
Michael Gelband and Hyung Lee's ExodusPoint debuted in 2018 with a record $8.5 billion in assets. Performance expectations have been high ever since.
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China's Instagram-like Xiaohongshu joins the tech layoff bloodbath, cutting about 10% of employees
Xiaohongshu said it's laying off up to 10% of its workforce. The cuts add to the tens of thousands of tech workers expected to be dismissed this year.
Zelenskyy says Russia rejected an Easter truce with Ukraine and that it shows how Russian leaders regard the Orthodox faith
UN Chief Antonio Guterres had called for a four-day ceasefire during the Orthodox Christian Easter period, which ends this Sunday.
The co-founder of a crypto venture fund and Web3 accelerator says DAOs will have $1 trillion in AUM within the next 10 years – and explains the risks and rewards of investing in them
"DAOs remove the barrier for the five billion internet users to trust and coordinate capital with anyone on the internet," Alliance's Imran Khan said.
The cofounder of a private equity firm that's raised $76.6 billion shares which ETFs he invests in and why 'impact' companies like Tesla will continue to dominate the market
The 'father of impact investing' Sir Ronald Cohen says that successful companies have to perform on three levels: risk, return, and impact.
Conservatives under pressure over donor linked to a Russian oligarch sanctioned by the UK, US and EU
Lubov Chernukhin, who has given £1.94 million to the Conservatives, was a director of a firm secretly owned by a sanctioned oligarch, the BBC found.
Trump has accused Georgia's GOP leaders of colluding with 'radical left Democrats' to unseat Marjorie Taylor Greene
In a statement on Thursday, Trump said Greene was "going through hell" and alleged that top Georgia Republicans are behind attempts to oust her.
The FCC wants to fine wireless carrier Truphone $660,000 for links to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich
Truphone, headquartered in the UK, owns Montana-based iSmart Mobile. It has taken investment from a fund backed by Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich.
Tech analyst says one of the only ways Twitter can avoid an Elon Musk takeover is if a friendly 'white knight' investor swoops in to save them
Analyst Dan Ives told Fortune that a friendly investor could be one of Twitter's only options to dodge Musk's tender offer.
Check out the 10-slide pitch deck Ryse Health, a startup modernizing care for type 2 diabetes patients, used to land $3.4 million
Baltimore-based Ryse Health is bringing together virtual resources and brick-and-mortar services to support type 2 diabetes patients.
Ukrainian troops are being trained in the UK to use the armored vehicles donated to the country, says Boris Johnson
The UK is donating 120 of its armored vehicles to Ukraine, including Mastiffs and Wolfhounds, which Ukrainian troops have not used before.
I'm self-employed, but I still give myself a 4-part 'benefits' package
Writer Kelly Burch has been freelancing for 10 years and finally gave herself a benefits package that includes retirement and health insurance.
How Glossier founder Emily Weiss' tech dreams derailed the hottest millennial beauty brand
Glossier recently laid off a third of its corporate workers, mostly in tech. Now former employees are sharing what went wrong at the trendy startup.
'We have your daughter': The terrified father paid the ransom. Then he found his kid where he least expected her.
Criminals are staging a devious new kind of kidnapping — and the FBI is stumped.
Gen Z and younger millennial women are outearning men in 16 cities — and the reasons why could make the pay gap less severe
Female New Yorkers in their teens and 20s are earning 2% more than men the same age, according to a new Pew study.
'My company is not my family': Fed up with long hours, many employees have quietly decided to take it easy at work rather than quit their jobs
Hustle culture is over — and in much of corporate America, it's being replaced by coasting culture.
A high-school dropout who owns over 100 units and grosses six figures per month in rental income explains how he used real-estate investing to build generational wealth
After two decades of following his buy-and-hold real-estate investing strategy, Matt "The Lumberjack Landlord" owns 36 buildings in New Hampshire.
Tucker Carlson suggested an audit of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's finances after the US approved another $800 million Ukraine aid package
"Ooh, shut up, that's Russian disinformation!" Carlson said after making the suggestion, mocking those who have critiqued his pro-Putin stance.
Hong Kong is nearing 'peak exodus,' as residents look for an out amid pandemic restrictions and China's crackdown. Here are 5 places benefiting from Hong Kong's loss.
Since the fifth Covid wave started in December, Hong Kong has seen a net outflow of over 147,324 residents.
Former science magazine editor explains the 'key indicators' of an Elon Musk hostile takeover bid and how his company handled one: 'Don't panic'
"Barbarians at the gate? Try billionaire in the DMs," wrote Conrad Quilty-Harper in an op-ed, recalling how the firm handled the world's richest man.
Russia will be a 'pariah state in the eyes of many people forever' and there'll be no 'starting over' while Putin is still in charge, expert says
Amid ongoing strategy failures, mounting military losses, and the dire economic consequences of Western sanctions, Russia's future looks bleak.
Florida Gov. DeSantis may repeal Disney's special tax status. But tax officials and legislators say the move could leave local taxpayers to cover more than $1 billion in bond debt.
The bill seeking to repeal Disney's special tax status is the latest development in the company's fight with lawmakers over the "Don't Say Gay" bill.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's truck inspection policy turned up zero drugs and caused hours-long backlogs at the border
Troopers conducted more than 4,100 truck inspections over an 8-day period beginning April 8, according to state data obtained by The Texas Tribune.
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Chase Gopuff delivery credits can save you $10 a month per credit card — here's how to use them
Eligible Chase credit cards get $10 in Gopuff credit each month — and using them toward rapid delivery of snacks, groceries, and even alcohol is easy.
7 reasons to choose the Chase Sapphire Preferred over the Sapphire Reserve — even though it doesn't come with as many upscale perks
The Sapphire Reserve has more benefits than the Sapphire Preferred, but a much smaller welcome bonus. For most folks, the Preferred is a better pick.
Advocates slam the Florida Department of Health's guidance to discourage children from socially transitioning
The department said transgender kids shouldn't socially transition, such as getting a gender-affirming hairstyle or using preferred pronouns.
'Pawsitively adorable' Puppy Bowl NFTs are going on sale to benefit Ariana Grande's animal rescue
Discovery is dropping new NFTs weekly leading up to the annual Puppy Bowl that airs on the same day as the NFL Super Bowl.
A law firm built investor networks for women-led startups that have gone on to raise more than $85 million. Here's how.
Law firm Davis Wright Tremaine developed accelerator programs to connect women entrepreneurs and guide them on sales and raising capital.
2 business owners share how they created a succession plan for when one steps down — and what it includes
Russ Stephens made a plan outlining how he'd pass the reins to his daughter Sky before APB was even founded — including share ownership.
NFT sales hit $565 million over the past week. These were the 5 best-selling digital collections.
Total NFT sales volume hit $17 billion over the past year as artists, investors, and entrepreneurs descend upon the nascent Web3 space.
Cerebral is trying out an unusual clinical trial for a depression drug that has other companies wary. Here’s why.
Cerebral supplied patients from its subscription-based mental health service for the ongoing Phase 2 trial.
Honduras extradites former president Juan Orlando Hernández to the US over drug charges
A complaint said Hernández participated in "violent drug-trafficking conspiracy to facilitate the importation of tons of cocaine" into the US.
Republican congressional candidate's wildly homophobic fundraising blast accuses his enemies of being 'sodomite predators' and 'LGBT groomers'
The self-styled "America First Warrior" remains at war with Arkansas Republicans, the Democratic party, and society at large.
JPMorgan employees describe the 'fear of God' and 'panic' as the company tracks their office attendance
JPMorgan is using ID swipes to track attendance as employees return to the office. Some staffers say this is creating an atmosphere of fear and panic.
The 8 best online flower delivery services we tested in 2022
Fresh flowers make a thoughtful and easy gift. We ordered 39 bouquets from 16 brands to find the best flowers for Mother's Day and beyond.
Bribery: A quid-pro-quo exchange to influence someone's actions
Bribery is an exchange where money or favor is given or promised to influence the judgment or conduct of a person in a position of authority.
'Heartstopper' is a new Netflix show based on the popular young adult graphic novel series — here's how to watch
Alice Oseman's series of young adult comics serve as inspiration for the new Netflix original. You can stream "Heartstopper" starting April 22.
