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Bitcoin by bitcoin, restaurants start to accept cryptocurrencies
Bitcoin, Ethereum or Dogecoin may be how you pay at a restaurant someday. Cryptocurrencies are increasing as a form of payment in eateries across the US.
The 'YOLO' explanation why flying is currently so hard
Airlines are scrambling to staff up this summer to meet a surge in travel demand, and JetBlue Airways is planning to trim its summer schedule to avoid flight disruptions. Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Elon Musk leaves open door to hostile Twitter takeover
Billionaire Elon Musk’s reversal of his decision to join Twitter’s board opens the door to a hostile takeover and could lead to additional volatility in the stock, according to analysts.
Russia slips into 'selective default' on some foreign debt
The financial ratings agency S&P Global has deemed Russia to be in “selective default” on some of its foreign debt after it tried to pay its latest obligations
Egg prices soar before Passover and Easter
The price of eggs in February jumped 11 percent from the previous year. Experts say inflation has been driving the price hikes in grocery stores and now the bird flu is decimating some poultry farms across the Midwest.
The woman trying to change the face of crypto investors
Sarah Monson is a 44-year-old mom and unlikely player in the fast-moving cryptocurrency world. Her goal is to change the perception of who crypto is for, and she wants to help build a community of women-led crypto projects.
'Our approach is different': The rise of the 'crypto moms'
Cryptocurrencies and NFTs are spaces mostly occupied by young American men, but a growing number of mothers are investing and getting into the industry.
Can the U.S. really reduce the Russian ruble to rubble?
The U.S. and allies around the globe are waging an unprecedented economic war on Russia with sanctions The long-term economic effects could be world-changing.
Another Chinese city has overtaken New York for number of billionaires
The Chinese city of Shenzhen has joined Beijing and Shanghai as the world’s top three cities for billionaires, edging out New York for the first time this year.