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“Brace yourself for some sticker shock when buying those airfare tickets. Experts are warning you should buy your tickets now because those prices will continue to go up,” Dani Romero says on rising flights costs.

March 21, 2022

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“Companies like DraftKings employ over 3,000 people… completely separate from the hundreds of millions… they’re spending on marketing to acquire customers,” Macquarie Group’s Chad Beynon says. “From a promotion standpoint, giving people free bets… is net of your net revenue.”

March 21, 2022

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One user found a way to claim another a million dollars of ApeCoin tokens from another. “It’s a sad situation, but operator error in my opinion,” The Drop Founder Gannon Breslin explains.

March 21, 2022

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Instagram is will soon incorporate NFTs. “There’s basically an arms race for NFT marketplaces,” The Drop Founder Gannon Breslin says. “I think they should go a step further.

March 21, 2022

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Before the pandemic, BioNTech was a small biotech company primarily focused on developing novel cancer treatments. Here’s how BioNTech emerged as a powerhouse in the Covid vaccine race.

March 21, 2022

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$BA shares dip following a Chinese plane crash, $GM increases stake in Cruise Automation, and $NLSN stock falls amid refusal of a $9 billion takeover offer.

March 21, 2022

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Jared Blikre looks at the market action after the opening bell, volatility levels, sector actions, and price movements in $WTI crude oil and other Russian-tied commodities.

March 21, 2022

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“95% of the consumers that buy Nike running shoes do not use them to run, they use them for more aesthetic, casual… everyday purposes,” BTIG Managing Director Camilo Lyon says. “When we’re talking about On… [or] Hoka, we’re talking about more technical running footwear.”

March 21, 2022

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Oil Surges on Saudi Energy Facility Attack, Russia-Ukraine War

March 21, 2022

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“Brace yourself for some sticker shock when buying those airfare tickets. Experts are warning you should buy your tickets now because those prices will continue to go up,” Dani Romero says on rising flights costs.

“Companies like DraftKings employ over 3,000 people… completely separate from the hundreds of millions… they’re spending on marketing to acquire customers,” Macquarie Group’s Chad Beynon says. “From a promotion standpoint, giving people free bets… is net of your net revenue.”

One user found a way to claim another a million dollars of ApeCoin tokens from another. “It’s a sad situation, but operator error in my opinion,” The Drop Founder Gannon Breslin explains.

Instagram is will soon incorporate NFTs. “There’s basically an arms race for NFT marketplaces,” The Drop Founder Gannon Breslin says. “I think they should go a step further.

Before the pandemic, BioNTech was a small biotech company primarily focused on developing novel cancer treatments. Here’s how BioNTech emerged as a powerhouse in the Covid vaccine race.

$BA shares dip following a Chinese plane crash, $GM increases stake in Cruise Automation, and $NLSN stock falls amid refusal of a $9 billion takeover offer.

Jared Blikre looks at the market action after the opening bell, volatility levels, sector actions, and price movements in $WTI crude oil and other Russian-tied commodities.

“95% of the consumers that buy Nike running shoes do not use them to run, they use them for more aesthetic, casual… everyday purposes,” BTIG Managing Director Camilo Lyon says. “When we’re talking about On… [or] Hoka, we’re talking about more technical running footwear.”

Oil Surges on Saudi Energy Facility Attack, Russia-Ukraine War