
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, is on top of it.
Not just that, but Square dedicated a beautiful page to Satoshi and Bitcoin.

Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, is on top of it.
Not just that, but Square dedicated a beautiful page to Satoshi and Bitcoin.
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Association Health Plans are coming.
“Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan announced a vague but market-moving plan to launch an independent company that will offer healthcare services to the companies’ employees at a lower cost.” ⁽¹⁾
“Executive Order 13813 directs the Secretary to consider issuing regulations that will expand access to more affordable health coverage by permitting more employers to form AHPs, and the Secretary has been specifically directed to consider expanding the conditions that a group of employers must satisfy to act as an “employer” under ERISA for purposes of sponsoring a group health plan by reconsidering the “commonality-of-interest” requirements under current Departmental guidance. This proposed regulation would define the term “group or association of employers” under ERISA section 3(5) more broadly, in a way that would allow more freedom for businesses to join together in organizations that could offer group health coverage regulated under the ACA as large group coverage.” ⁽²⁾
⁽¹⁾ https://qz.com/1192731/amazons-push-into-healthcare-just-cost-the-industry-30-billion-in-market-cap/
In just two hours, Amazon erased $30 billion in market value for healthcare’s biggest companies
A vague but market-moving announcement by Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, and JPMorgan is roiling the industry.
https://qz.com/1192731/amazons-push-into-healthcare-just-cost-the-industry-30-billion-in-market-cap/

General Electric, responsible for 295,000 soon to be laid off employees, isn’t sharing in the Trump rally, and is seeing 2008 level declines.
“We continue to see a levered industrial company with weak levels of [free cash flow]…, with a side dish of levered finco, with a management team in the tough position, working to prevent a ‘hard landing’ in which bond investors start to worry about liquidity.”
Maybe a tariff or two on solar panels and washing machines will save them.
GE’s stock falls toward lowest close in over 6 years as analyst says ‘more questions’ remain
By TomiKilgore Reporter and editor Shares of General Electric Co. GE, -0.31% slumped 0.8% in morning trade Friday, which puts them below Monday’s more-than six-year closing low, after J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa said there are still “more questions than answers” after the industrial conglomerat…
As the anesthesia wears off, I ask the nurse, “Did I give away any secrets?”
This gas is serious business.
The Government Shutdown is over. The Democrats can’t do anything right. How pathetic.