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Is Dairy Safe Now That Traces of Bird Flu Are in Milk?
A strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza that’s been decimating wild and captive flocks of birds since 2020 has spread among US dairy cows — and has infected one person in Texas exposed to the sick animals. Traces of the virus have been found in about 20% of commercial milk samples tested in a nationally […]
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UMB Financial in Talks to Acquire Rival Bank Heartland
UMB Financial Corp. is in talks to acquire rival Heartland Financial USA Inc., people with knowledge of the matter said, in what would be the biggest US regional bank merger this year.
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Bored Ape Creator Yuga Labs Dismisses Employees in Restructuring
Yuga Labs Inc., the developer of the popular Bored Ape Yacht Club nonfungible token collection, is letting go of an unspecified number of employees as it undergoes restructuring.
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Texas Natural Gas Prices Plummet After Pipeline Fire
Natural gas prices in West Texas under pressure from a glut in supply sank even further into negative territory after a segment of a pipeline system was shut following a fire, threatening to trap gas in the region.
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Millennium Slams Jane Street ‘Gamesmanship’ in Secrets Case
Millennium Management accused Jane Street Group of playing games by not fully disclosing the proprietary trading strategy it claims was stolen by two former traders who joined Izzy Englander’s hedge fund group.
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Yen Traders Boosted Shorts to Fresh Record Ahead of BOJ Meeting
Traders upped bearish yen positions to a record high in the days ahead of the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting, as a weakening currency fueled intervention risks.
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I traded in my MacBook and now I’m a desktop convert
It’s been an adjustment after 23 years of laptops.
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After promising free DLC forever to some players, Escape from Tarkov locks a new PvE mode behind $250 edition
It’s gone down as you’d expect.
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Switch 2 reportedly replaces slide-in Joy-Cons with magnetic attachment
Design choice may have implications for current Joy-Con compatibility.
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Cert Petition Filed in United States v. Streett
Last October, I wrote a long post on a new Tenth Circuit decision, United States v. Streett, that applied the inevitable discovery exception to a defective warrant. My post, Does the Inevitable Discovery Exception Include Imagined Revised Attempts to Get Warrants?, argued that the decision was wrong and conflicted with Supreme Court caselaw. I am […]
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