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If Bitcoin’s famous volatility doesn’t give you enough of an adrenaline rush, you might soon be able to get two-times its returns.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado registered for primaries to choose the candidate who’ll try to end a quarter century of socialist rule in elections next year.

The United Auto Workers union criticized a $9.2 billion US government loan to Ford Motor Co. and South Korea’s SK On as a “massive” handout to a venture creating “low-road jobs.”

Serbia’s top general threatened armed intervention in Kosovo and called on NATO troops stationed in the north to protect the Serb minority from the ethnic Albanian majority, signaling what the European Union called a dangerous escalation.

Bankrupt FTX Trading Ltd. is suing to recover $700 million that the failed crypto exchange paid venture capital firm K5 Global and its principals after they provided access to celebrities and politicians.

The clock is ticking on Boeing Co.’s plan to hike output of its bestselling jet, as a key supplier heads back to the bargaining table in a labor dispute that has already shut down production of fuselage assemblies for the 737 Max.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plan to meet as early as next month as they try to improve long-frosty relations between their countries, according to people familiar with the situation.

Democrats made abortion their top issue in the last year’s midterms — the subject saw a 500% increase in mentions in political advertising over 2020 — and they are planning to replay that strategy in 2024.