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Far-Right Twitter Influencer Accused of 2016 Vote Theft

Far-Right Twitter Influencer Accused of 2016 ‘Vote Theft’ Bloomberg 1/27/2021 © Photographer: Alex FLynn/Bloomberg The Twitter Inc. logo is displayed on an Apple Inc. iPhone. (Bloomberg) Thousands of Hillary Clinton supporters were misled into casting invalid “votes” via text message by a social media influencer who used the Twitter handle “Ricky Vaughn” to spread racist content and Russian misinformation during the 2016 election, the government says. Douglass Mackey, 31, was charged Wednesday by federal prosecutors in Brooklyn, New York, in what they believe to be the first case targeting social media activity under a Reconstruction-era law designed to combat voter suppression. Mackey, who was arrested Wednesday in West Palm Beach, Florida, made an initial court appearance there before U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart and was released on $50,000 bond, Brooklyn U.S. Attorney Seth DuCharme said. Kristy Militello, a public defender who represented Mackey i

ARK s Cathie Wood Is Launching a Space ETF The Sector Is Soaring

Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Investment Management. Alex Flynn/Bloomberg Star fund manager Cathie Wood is setting her eyes on yet another booming industry, and it’s setting the stocks on fire. ARK Investment Management, an asset-management firm led by Wood, filed late Wednesday to launch the ARK Space Exploration exchange-traded fund under the ticker ARKX. Although the fund isn’t on the market yet and its exact holdings are unknown, the news itself was bullish enough to spark a rally in many companies related to the space business. It’s the latest demonstration of how popular and influential ARK Investment and its founder Wood has become in the past year.

How to Play Bond King Jeffrey Gundlach s Favorite Income Pick for 2021

Order Reprints Text size The chief executive and founder of DoubleLine suggested looking at a beaten-up and unloved sector of credit markets: bank loans. Alex Flynn/Bloomberg Risks lurk in an overvalued stock market and the bond market with inflation on the horizon, DoubleLine chief executive and founder Jeffrey Gundlach said. But the fund manager dubbed by Barron’s as the Bond King nearly a decade ago does have one pick for income investors. In an interview with CNBC, Gundlach suggested looking at a beaten-up and unloved sector of credit markets: bank loans, which ended 2020 with price losses in many cases as fund investors fled the sector. By contrast, fund investors rushed into other parts of the credit market, especially junk bonds, in their quest to grab what little income was available after the Federal Reserve slashed short-term interest rates to zero and provided unprecedented support to the corporate bond market.

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