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• After seeing Hawaii's beaches littered with plastic, this islander built a company to make straws from seaweed
  cnbc.com - Loliware substitutes seaweed for plastic in making disposable utensils.
• House Ethics Committee probes Rep. Madison Cawthorn for cryptocurrency promotion, relationship with staffer
  cnbc.com - The Ethics probe into Rep. Madison Cawthorn is the latest in a series of setbacks for the North Carolina Republican, who lost a GOP primary last week.
• Bank balances surged during Covid even as pandemic-era stimulus ended, BofA CEO says
  cnbc.com - BofA's Brian Moynihan on Monday predicted that people "probably" won't start spending down their stimulus check-boosted balances right now.
• This ‘Shark Tank' CEO Got a $600,000 Offer From Mark Cuban and Kevin Hart—for a Product That Helped Him Lose 300 Pounds
  cnbc.com - Mark Cuban and Kevin Hart jointly offered to invest in Alexiou Gibson’s sea moss business because of its finances — and its compelling backstory.
• Airbnb Is Closing Its Domestic Business in China, Sources Say
  cnbc.com - All mainland Chinese listings — homes and experiences — will be taken down by this summer.
• Tax breaks aren’t prime reason for high-net-worth philanthropy, study finds
  cnbc.com - Tax breaks aren't the primary incentive for philanthropy among the ultra-wealthy, according to a charitable giving study.
• Klarna to lay off 10% of its workforce as souring economy hits buy now, pay later space
  cnbc.com - The Swedish buy now, pay later firm is reportedly looking to raise fresh funding in a round that reduce its valuation by a third.
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: JPMorgan Chase, Gap, VMWare & more
  cnbc.com - These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
• IMF head says stablecoins not backed by assets are a 'pyramid,' hinting at UST debacle that crashed markets
  cnbc.com - IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva was hinting at the collapse of stablecoin terraUSD and sister token luna that fueled a crash in the crypto market.
• ECB rate hikes in July and September are likely a done deal, France's Villeroy says
  cnbc.com - It is probably a done deal that the European Central Bank will increase interest rates in July, a Governing Council member told CNBC Monday.
• Citi CEO Jane Fraser Is Convinced Europe Will Fall Into a Recession
  cnbc.com - Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser told CNBC Monday she is convinced that Europe is headed toward a recession.
• DC AG sues Meta CEO Zuckerberg over Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal
  cnbc.com - The lawsuit comes after a judge rejected Racine's attempt to add Zuckerberg as a defendant on his original consumer protection complaint against Facebook.
• Broadcom, VMware deal could be announced by Thursday, sources say
  cnbc.com - Shares of VMware surged on reports that Broadcom is in talks to acquire the company.
• U.S. Firm Clearview A.I. Fined for Illegally Collecting Images of Brits' Faces
  cnbc.com - Clearview AI, a New York-headquartered facial recognition company, has been fined £7.5 million ($9.4 million) by a U.K. privacy regulator.
• Here are Monday's biggest analyst calls: Gap, Eli Lilly, Nvidia, Ralph Lauren, Amazon & more
  cnbc.com - Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Monday.
• Military-Made Cyberweapons Could Soon Become Available on the Dark Web, Interpol Warns
  cnbc.com - Interpol Secretary General Jurgen Stock said he’s concerned state-developed cyberweapons will become available on the darknet in a “couple of years.”
• Henry Kissinger says Taiwan cannot be at the core of negotiations between the U.S. and China
  cnbc.com - Veteran U.S. diplomat Henry Kissinger says Washington and Beijing must seek to avoid putting Taiwan at the center of their tense diplomatic relationship.
• Conflict, politics and ideology: Why Turkey is standing in the way of Sweden and Finland's NATO bids
  cnbc.com - The reasons behind Turkey's opposition are complicated, emotional and steeped in decades of often violent history.
• How Davos became the anti-establishment’s punching bag
  cnbc.com - The event has been sharply criticized in recent years for being out of touch, ineffective and irrelevant.