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Elon Wants To Tweet 2
Published on 03/23/2022

U.S. securities regulators say they have legal authority to subpoena Tesla and CEO Elon Musk about his tweets, and that Musk’s move to throw out a 2018 court agreement that his tweets be pre-approved is not valid.

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Disney (be) Tripping
Published on 03/22/2022

Recovering from spring break and thinking about where to go for fall? We have news for you- due to increased prices and new fees, Disney World may not be the play.

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Invest in My Business, Friend!
Published on 03/21/2022

Ben & Jerry’s was started by childhood best friends. Four grad school buddies founded Warby Parker. A long friendship-turned-partnership brought Clear to TSA security lines across the U.S. A shopping trip between two pals launched size-inclusive clothing brand Universal Standard.

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Comics as Investments? Sure!
Published on 03/21/2022

We’ve talked about Lego and video games as investments, why not comics? As a former comic shop owner, I have made (and lost) thousands with the colorful, popular books.

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ICYMI: Tech Bosses Targeted
Published on 03/20/2022

Tech bosses face criminal prosecution if they fail to comply with proposed British rules aimed at ensuring people are safe online, the U.K. government said Thursday as it unveiled the draft legislation in Parliament.

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Did You Receive Your Lambo?
Published on 03/17/2022

Talk about first world problems, just look up the good ship Felicity Ace. The beleaguered cargo ship caught fire, then to add insult to injury, sank in The Atlantic Ocean, carrying around 4000 VWs, Lamborghinis, Audis and Bentleys to a watery grave.

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The Arbitrage Life: Comics: The Other Other Diversification
Published on 03/17/2022

A particularly prized copy of the first-ever Marvel comic book fetched more than $2.4 million in an online auction, the auctioneer said Friday.

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Want the Car? Ask your DADSS!
Published on 03/15/2022

The government is working on legislation that will require new vehicles to include breath or touch sensors that can detect when a driver is under the influence of alcohol. With the intention of making roads safer, the technology would make the vehicle inoperable if a blood-alcohol level of above .08 percent is detected

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Hydro-what?
Published on 03/15/2022

Hydroxychloroquine. You’ve heard it 100s of times, especially in reference to the “c-word” but do you know anything about it beyond that hype? More than likely, you don’t unless you have rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or have the potential to be exposed to malaria. It’s learning time!

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Not Herbie: VW's Appear to have a Mind of Their Own
Published on 03/14/2022

Since late 2020, 47 VW owners have complained to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about the same glitches in their 2020 and 2021 VW Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs. Some drivers reported that they narrowly escaped collisions, though a review of the complaints found no reports of crashes.

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Road To Table
Published on 03/13/2022

State wildlife and highway officials rolled out an app — possibly the first of its kind in the U.S. — this winter when Wyoming joined the 30 or so states that allow people to collect roadkill for food.

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The Arbitrage Life: SEAL Nerf, Anyone?
Published on 03/10/2022

Second Amendment types like to joke that the AR15 is a gun guy’s equivalent of a Barbie doll: there are lots of exciting accessories to buy. The same could be said of toy weapons’ platforms. In the decade after the Longshot’s release, its sales helped Nerf revenue grow tenfold, to $400 million.