Bitcoin tops $8000 as skeptics warn of market froth
Bitcoin climbs above 8000 dollars, marking a 750 percent year to date gain and dwarfing the Nasdaq’s performance. Supporters praise it as future currency and a new asset class, while critics call it volatile and speculative with uncertain official acceptance.
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Bitcoin risks and cautions from famous investors
Bitcoin operates on blockchain tech as an anonymous ledger not yet regulated by governments. Industry voices vary with warnings from Jamie Dimon Ray Dalio Warren Buffett and other investors about value and risk while skeptics note rapid price moves lack underlying economic support and mainstream adoption.
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Twitter's growing role in U S politics and follower counts
The Motley Fool notes Twitter has expanded its part in political dialogue as presidents and figures use the platform. It cites follower counts for Trump, Clinton, Obama, and Bush, and considers potential benefits to Twitter amid rising political attention.
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Restaurants expand dairy free gluten free options nationwide
National chains such as Starbucks, California Pizza Kitchen, and others are increasingly offering dairy free and gluten free items. Almond and other alternative milks are standard now, with cauliflower crust and gluten free breads expanding choices for diners seeking restricted diets. Major players like Domino’s Dunkin’ and Panera have added almond milk and gluten free products, signaling a broad market shift.
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