GameStop shares continue to increase after surging 27% Tuesday
Bitcoin is trading at $55,000 today following a surge on Tuesday
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Mar 10, 2021, 2:40 PM
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- GameStop is continuing its winning streak with shares increasing again Wednesday. Chewy’s Ryan Cohen was hired to lead the company’s e-commerce push earlier in the week. Shares of the retailer jumped 27% Tuesday.
- A Silicon Valley security startup reportedly faced a security breach Tuesday. The breach could have affected 150,000 security cameras in Tesla factories, along with U.S. jails, gyms and schools. Bloomberg reports that the hack was intended to expose security holes & reveal how easy it is to hack the system. The startup is investigating the scale and scope of the potential issue.
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