Cryptos: Bitcoin drops 13% after bullish start to 2021
Cryptocurrency investors were facing a rough start to the week, with bitcoin and fellow digital currencies getting hit hard by sellers.
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The Moneyist: My son inherited money after his father was killed in an accident. A woman has come forward with another legal heir. Are we obliged to give him money?
‘After exhausting all efforts, and suing me personally she is left with no legal avenues. She has now asked if the two can have a relationship.’
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The Moneyist: My mother’s husband died. Her savings are dwindling, yet she pays my sister’s bills. Should I intervene?
‘I’ve been able to reduce her bills by canceling things she doesn’t use, and negotiating for discounts for her cell phone and TV.’
Key Words: Party like it’s 1999? ‘Blue wave’ should keep ‘the bull market in everything’ alive for a while, but that could change in a hurry, strategist warns
Edward Yardeni, president of Yardeni Research, offered a cautious view of where the stock market is headed from here. The relentless rally in cryptocurrency, he explained, is just one of the signals pointing to potential weakness.
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The Margin: Trump has less than a ‘scaramucci’ left in office, notes Anthony Scaramucci
Anthony Scaramucci, who saw his brief tenure in the Trump White House lampooned as a new measure of the passage of time, observed Saturday that President Donald Trump’s tenure had but a single “scaramucci” left.
The Wall Street Journal: Trump administration forced U.S. attorney in Georgia to step down: Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal has learned that the Trump White House, shown on Saturday, forced out Trump-appointed U.S. Attorney Byung J. Pak last week for failing to carry out the administration’s wish that investigations be pursued into unsubstantiated claims of election fraud.
