Mark Cuban, Mavericks in hot water over Voyager 'Ponzi scheme'

Billionaire Mark Cuban is the latest celebrity on the receiving end of investor ire. A group of Voyager Digital customers filed a class-action suit in Florida federal court against Cuban, as well as the basketball team he owns, the Dallas Mavericks, alleging their promotion of the crypto platform resulted in more than 3.5 million investors losing $5 billion collectively. Voyager Digital's CEO, Stephen Ehrlich, was also named as a defendant in the suit.

Outgoing Whole Foods CEO says young people ‘don’t seem like they want to work’ and thinks ‘socialists are taking over’

John Mackey is bowing out in the battle between CEOs and a new generation entering the workforce, but as he told "Reason," he’s not leaving silently.

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  ‘The socialists are taking over,’ Whole Foods CEO John Mackey laments

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  Whole Foods CEO says ‘socialists are taking over’ American institutions

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Ryan Reynolds spent nearly $3 million before consulting his wife Blake Lively: ‘We’re still working through that one’

Financial planners share how much spouses should be able to comfortably spend from joint income.

Powell Needs to Speak Up to Stop Ill-Fated Market Rally, Strategist Says

(Bloomberg) -- Principal Global Investors’ Seema Shah is no stock market bull but says the rally that erupted Wednesday may continue until the head of the Federal Reserve steps up and stops it.Most Read from BloombergStriking Drop in Stress Hormone Predicts Long Covid in StudyThe Fed’s Damage to the Housing Market May Last YearsGarland Seeks to Unseal Trump Warrant, Says He Approved SearchChina Has Painted Itself Into a Semiconductor CornerRuto, Odinga Shy of Victory in Latest Vote Counts: Kenya

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  Fed's Kashkari: More rate hikes ahead, and possible recession

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  Aggressive Rate Hikes Still Necessary, Say Fed’s Evans and Kashkari

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