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The heavy new round of sanctions on Russia by the U.S. and its allies are likely to push oil prices — and inflation — even higher.

Binance said it will not "unilaterally freeze millions of innocent users' accounts," but would block the accounts of individuals on sanctions lists.

The company cited supply chain constraints for slashing production expectations to between 12,000 and 14,000 vehicles, down from 20,000 units.

Sanctions have restricted Moscow's access to foreign currencies and sent Russians running to withdraw cash to conserve the purchasing power.

Tesla reportedly aims to produce at least half a million cars annually at its "Gigafactory Berlin," along with batteries for them.

The crypto market rose on Monday as U.S equities fell, after the Treasury Department imposed new sanctions against Russia's central bank.

Heather Morgan and Ilya Lichtenstein are accused of trying to launder billions of dollars worth of bitcoin stolen in a 2016 cryptocurrency hack.

U.S. stocks were down on Monday as investors monitored the economic ramifications of the fighting between Russia and Ukraine.

A shipment of SpaceX's Starlink satellite-internet dishes arrived in Ukraine on Monday.

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Russia's soccer teams were suspended from international play by the sport's governing bodies due to the Ukraine invasion. The ban means no World Cup for Russia.

At 22, Lauren Simmons became the youngest female trader on Wall Street and earned $12,000. Now 27 and her own boss, she's on track to earn $1 million this year.

"I typically don't like to do that because that's not the game we play," CNBC's Jim Cramer said, referring to the "game" of trying to market-time a stock.

The International Space Station represents a U.S. partnership yet unaffected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine has vowed that it will not surrender to Russia, as talks are held between delegates from both countries.

Following the latest round of international sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine, Russian assets are becoming "uninvestable," according to Goldman Sachs.

"Our preparations include a possible suspension of Maersk bookings to and from Russia on ocean and inland," Marsek said on Monday.

The Biden administration's actions mark the latest erosion of diplomatic ties with Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin, which has been hit with crippling sanctions.

The VanEck Russia ETF (RSX) fell 30% Monday as the conflict in Ukraine continues.