“My heart is just broken” - Emmitt Smith

Donald Trump has joined TikTok, despite attempting to ban it on national security grounds during his presidency. In 2020 he signed a presidential executive order attempting to ban the platform for its links to China, which was ultimately blocked by US courts. He has since criticised recent attempts to curtail it, saying this would empower Facebook-owner Meta. Mr Trump, who has amassed more than 3.6 million followers since launching his account on Saturday, said he will use "every tool...

The New York Stock Exchange experienced a technical glitch impacting a handful of stocks, including Barrick Gold and Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, which was shown to be down nearly 100% before the issue was fixed shortly before noon Eastern time. "A technical issue with industry-wide price bands published by the CTA SIP triggered halts in a number of stocks listed on the NYSE Group exchanges this morning.  Impacted stocks have since reopened (or are in the process of reopening)...

The New York Stock Exchange on Monday morning said it resolved a technical problem that resulted in the halt of trading in stocks of several high-profile companies, including Class A shares of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. The shares resumed trading before midday Monday after a lengthy trading halt that appeared to show them changing hands for as low as $185.10, a drop of 99.97%. Experts said any trades actually executed at that level would almost certainly be invalidated....

Normal trading resumed late Monday morning after the New York Stock Exchange said a technical issue had led to large fluctuations in the prices displayed for certain stocks, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. A little after 11 a.m. ET, the NYSE said the issue involved the market's main electronic stock price publisher, but that most stocks had since reopened or were in the process of reopening. “Shortly before noon, the issue was resolved and trading in the impacted stocks...

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