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A new group, backed by big names in the climate world, just launched to ensure carbon removal policies verifiably keep CO2 stashed away. https://trib.al/mMIOtWS
New initiative seeks to make carbon dioxide removal count
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Expect flash flood emergencies — indicating dire threats to life and property — to be issued in the hardest hit areas today and tomorrow.
Tropical Storm Debby's flooding threat escalates in the Southeast
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The sharp stock selloff appears to have its roots in more obscure forces — and does not, in and of itself, mean a recession is looming.
The stock market slump doesn't have to mean a recession is near
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It's a stunning turn of events for CNET, which bought Ziff Davis and its online services company ZDNet in deal worth roughly $1.6 billion more than two decades ago.
Red Ventures selling CNET to Ziff Davis
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CrowdStrike is facing a class action lawsuit following last month's faulty software update that crashed millions of Windows devices worldwide.
CrowdStrike faces class action lawsuit over travel disruptions
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Axios reposted this
Breaking down today's market mayhem — Axios style. What happened: Japanese stocks saw their worst day today since 1987 as Japan's currency soared to a seven-month high against the U.S. dollar — triggering a selloff in global stocks. Why it matters: There's an unwinding of the popular "yen carry trade" happening "at lightning speed" that will continue to cause volatility until it's over, Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley Wealth, told me. Context: Investors have been borrowing cheap yen in Japan, where interest rates have been stuck at zero, and buying higher yielding assets in other countries with predictable returns, such as U.S. stocks (primarily Big Tech names) and bonds. The latest: Well, that approach recently lost its appeal, as the value of the yen has risen in recent weeks and after Japan's central bank raised rates last week. What they're saying: Wall Street is clamoring to figure out what the historic meltdown in a very large and important economy means and who is exposed to it, Callie Cox, chief market strategist at Ritholtz Wealth Management, told me in an interview, about the selloff in Japan. The big picture: While the unwinding of the yen carry trade was the main fuel for today's market meltdown, according to Hogan, profit taking, concerns about the direction of the U.S. economy given Friday's U.S. jobs report and a traditional calendar cycle of selling in August and September also factored into the equation. More in my post here:
Why the Japanese Yen is triggering a global market selloff
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Japanese stocks saw their worst day today since 1987 as Japan's currency soared to a seven-month high against the U.S. dollar — triggering a selloff in global stocks.
Why the Japanese Yen is triggering a global market sell-off
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Google violated federal antitrust rules to maintain a monopoly in the online search market, per a federal judge's ruling issued Monday, a seismic turn of events for the tech giant that will ripple across the entire industry.
Judge rules Google violated antitrust rules to maintain search monopoly
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U.S. spending on behavioral health topped $280 billion at the start of this decade, with substance abuse treatment exceeding treatment for mental health conditions by nearly 6 to 1.
Charted: Mental health market surges
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