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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pointed to an economy in "a different situation" from the last interest-rate-hiking cycle.

Federal judge dismisses plaintiff's claims of religious discrimination: "There is not constitutional, statutory, or common law right to jeopardize the health of others by shopping in a Whole Foods, without a mask ... during a mass pandemic."

But Chairman Powell backs a March liftoff on interest rate hikes and won't rule out an increase at every meeting.

Years of economic and political crises have made cryptocurrencies an attractive shield against depreciation of the real and double-digit inflation. Ponzi schemes are preying on that optimism.

In a report released today, bank analysts predict a U.S. CBDC will be available sometime from 2025 to 2030.

The company can't offer investors an alternative, non-GAAP accounting that removes bitcoin volatility from its income statement.