Bitcoin hodler Elon Musk should sell $23B of Tesla stock, Twitter survey concludes – Cointelegraph
Bitcoin hodler Elon Musk is in line to sell 10% of his Tesla shares thanks to Twitter users.
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Elon Musk polls his Twitter followers to ask if he should sell 10 percent of his Tesla stock – The Verge
The Tesla CEO tweeted Saturday that âmuch is made lately of unrealized gains being a means of tax avoidance,â and proposed selling…
Cruise-ship employee shares what to know before booking a cruise – Insider
From what’s included in the original fare to what your cabin may look like, here are key moving parts to consider when planning…
Musk asks Twitter followers whether he should sell 10% of his Tesla stock – Reuters
Tesla Inc (TSLA.O)Chief Executive Elon Musk on Saturday asked his 62.5 million followers on Twitter in a poll if he should sell…
Southwest Flight Attendant Alerts Police After Suspecting Mom Of ‘Trafficking’ Biracial Child – HuffPost
The passenger said she and her 10-year-old child should receive an apology for the “traumatizing” experience, and called on people…
How To Handle The Market Rally Now; 9 Stocks In Focus – Investor’s Business Daily
The Nasdaq is getting extended. Travel stocks are the new hot ticket.
He survived severe Covid-19; now he’s getting vaccinated, but losing friends – CNN
Jim Sells is 71, a self-described “strong conservative” who’s on social media all the time. As the pandemic unfolded in the United…
It Is Official Now: Coinbase Finally Allows New York Residents to Trade Shiba Inu (SHIB) Coin – Wccftech
Shiba Inu (SHIB), a Floki-themed meme coin that is one of the best-performing assets of 2021, was written off by detractors a…
Labor secretary says most truck drivers are exempt from Covid mandate, handing industry a win – CNBC
The American Trucking Associations said Walsh’s comments were “an enormous victory for our association and industry.”
Facebook’s facial recognition decision spurred by regulation, privacy concerns – The Washington Post
Facebookâs facial recognition decision was in the works for months, long before the current whistleblower scandal.