Tuesday, December 13, 2022

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🗓️ 13 December 2022

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Disgraced FTX founder arrested in the Bahamas. California laboratory says it created net energy from nuclear fusion. Investors prepare for latest inflation data.

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0:00.0	This great Steph TX founder Sam Beckman-Free had been arrested in the Bahamas and now faces
0:06.5	criminal charges in the US.
0:08.3	What does the indictment tell us against a man who's been compared to Bernie Madoff?
0:12.4	I mean Martinez, that's Rob Schmitz and this is up first from NPR News.
0:17.8	US scientists have made a breakthrough in nuclear fusion.
0:23.3	We'll hear what it means in the quest for limitless clean energy.
0:26.6	In the price of gas and used cars has fallen slightly but inflation is still on the rise,
0:31.1	impacting the price of everything from haircuts to vegetables.
0:34.4	Keep wood lettuce on a hoagie and expect not to put an upcharge on it.
0:38.0	You're paying $100 for 24 heads of lettuce.
0:40.5	When are we going to catch a break?
0:41.9	Stay with us.
0:42.9	We'll give you the news you need to start your day.
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1:06.4	The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a former CEO of the cryptocurrency exchange
1:11.2	FTX with violating securities laws.
1:14.5	Prosecutors say Sam Beckman freed orchestrated a massive years-long fraud.
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