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Cheddar Afternoon News Briefings of November 8th
Cheddar Morning News Briefings

Infrastructure Passes, Astroworld Crowd Crush & Marathon Women
Jill and Carlo are back, talking Biden's big infrastructure victory, the end of the pandemic in sight with new anti-Covid pills imminent, and more.

Morning Alexa Flash Briefing of November 8th
Alexa Flash Briefings

Morning Alexa Flash Briefings of November 8th
Alexa Flash Briefings

Cheddar Morning News Briefing of November 8th
Cheddar Morning News Briefings

Cheddar Morning Spotify News Briefings of November 8th
Cheddar Morning Spotify News Briefings

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$3 Million Stolen in 'Squid Game' Crypto Token Scam; How Can Investors Avoid Similar Schemes?
Earlier this week, crypto investors who got in on a 'Squid Game'-inspired coin were shocked when the asset turned out to be part of a scam. The people involved made off with close to $3 million after the Netflix-inspired coin's valuation went from $0.01 to $3,000 and back down to $0 within several days. CoinDesk Anchor Christine Lee joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell to discuss the pump-and-dump scheme, how investors can be on the lookout for similar scams, and what crypto platform Binance is doing to investigate the incident.

Why Tech Firms Like Yahoo, Fortnite Continue to Exit China
More American tech companies continue to pull their businesses out of China as the Communist Party cracks down on firms — both foreign and domestic. Yahoo and Fortnite have become the latest companies to withdraw from the country, and the withdrawals come just days after Microsoft announced it would take LinkedIn offline. Shehzad Qazi, managing director at China Beige Book International, joined Cheddar to provide some insight into how the crackdowns in China would also impact the tech companies at home in the United States.



