Tinder Offers $500-a-Month Subscription to Its Most Active Users
Tinder has rolled out an ultra-premium subscription tier to its dating app users, charging $499 per month to access features like exclusive search and matching.
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Crispin Odey Faces Lawsuit Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Two of Crispin Odey’s alleged victims have filed a lawsuit against the hedge fund manager and his eponymous former firm.
Goldman Sachs in Talks With Malaysia to Resolve Latest 1MDB Clash
Three years after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. agreed to fork over more than $5 billion for its role in the plundering of Malaysia’s 1MDB investment fund, the Wall Street giant has struggled to put the scandal to bed.
US Says It Can’t Cut China Out of Critical-Minerals Supply Chain
The US won’t be able to cut China out of the critical minerals supply chain even as Washington seeks to diversify its sources of the ingredients that go into everything from electric vehicle batteries to solar panels, a top Biden official said on Friday.
Dallas Mayor Leaves Democratic Party, Says Cities ‘Need’ Republicans
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said he’s leaving the Democratic party to become a Republican, citing his commitment to law and order and fiscal conservatism and bucking a local shift away from the GOP.
Goldman, Citadel Securities Pay SEC Millions Over Trade Labeling
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Citadel Securities each reached multimillion-dollar settlements with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday over how they labeled millions of trades.
Wall Street Selloff Across Assets Rattles Risk-Parity Quants
A breed of quant investor that spreads bets across assets is reeling this week as the hawkish monetary era intensifies.
Nikki Haley Is Promising to Cut Taxes and Change Social Security
Republican presidential contender Nikki Haley is vowing to slash taxes, reduce inflation by cutting spending and expand oil drilling as part of an economic plan released Friday.
Europe’s Gas Hits One-Month High as Russian Risks Rattle Markets
European natural gas jumped to the highest level in a month as Moscow’s surprise ban on some fuel exports revived concerns over Russia’s broader energy supplies.
US, China Form Economy Working Groups in Sign of Better Ties
The US and China are establishing two working groups to discuss economic and financial issues, the latest sign of a thaw in relations between the world’s largest economies.
