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“Everywhere we shine death and life burn into something new…”
― Aberjhani
Welcome to Bullet Points by News Bling where we give you a well-rounded dose of bias-free news in the fewest words possible so you can start your day smart. 🧐
POLITICS 🏛️
New York Attorney General says Trump Supreme Court ruling won’t affect her investigation
NY Attorney General Letitia James has stated that she will continue actively investigating the Trump Organization’s supposed inflation and deflation of property values to avoid taxes and receive other financial incentives
The US Supreme Court’s ruling to allow the Manhattan District Attorney’s office to investigate 8 years of Trump’s tax returns and financial records will not affect her civil probe according to James
The two ongoing investigations are studying how the Trump Organization valued real estate assets for various transactions
The agreement, which is planned for formal approval by the EU in early March, was brought forward after France, Germany, Poland, and the Baltic states convinced the EU to make a statement on allowing debate and protest in Russia
Navalny was arrested on his return to Moscow last month after returning from Germany where he was recovering from a near-fatal poisoning
The partnership is a move by LVMH to appeal to a more diverse client base as the luxury section has been criticized for cultural appropriation, racist gaffes, and a lack of runway diversity
LVMH recently announced tennis superstar Naomi Osaka as its new brand ambassador, who was recently praised for supporting the Black Lives Matter protests
TECH 📱
Tesla stock drops 8%
Tesla shares dropped 8.55% on Monday after investors pulled out of Big Tech and invested in cyclical stocks
The drop was Tesla’s biggest since Sept. 23, 2020, at which point the stock was down 10.34% for the day
Shares of other Big Tech companies also dropped on Monday as the overall Nasdaq Composite fell 2.5%
US 🦅
Texans hit by massive electric bills await details of Gov. Greg Abbott's promised relief
The exact details of how the state will help those impacted remains unclear as the state’s deregulated electricity market allows for price spikes
Some Texans are on a “fixed rate” electricity plan, but others pay rates tied to the spot price of wholesale electricity which saw a huge spike during the storm