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Tesla owners speak to CNBC about how they've used the internal computer and battery power of the car to mine cryptocurrencies.

In a series of posts on Twitter, where he has 69.2 million followers, Musk wrote, "Tesla FSD price rising to $12k on Jan 17. Just in the US."

The bond market could continue to set the course for stocks in the week ahead, after a choppy start to the new year.

The Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment.

Saudi Arabia hired public relations veteran Nicolla Hewitt as a freelance media consultant.

The Federal Reserve's move toward raising rates is pushing investors out of cloud stocks, which soared in recent years, and in search of safer assets.

Shimao Group shares briefly plunged more than 17% Friday after Reuters reported the property developer failed to make full repayment on a trust loan.

Stocks fell on Friday at the end of a rough week for markets, which have come under pressure because of a spike in rates to begin 2022.

Bitcoin dropped to a three-month low amid jitters over U.S. monetary policy tightening and an internet shutdown in Kazakhstan.

Holmes was convicted on four federal fraud charges. Her ex-boyfriend, former Theranos president Ramesh Balwani, is about to go on trial on similar charges.

Amazon will now offer one week, or up to 40 hours, paid Covid leave for all U.S. employees, instead of two weeks paid leave.

The second-biggest country for bitcoin mining lost its internet access, taking as much as 15% of the network offline.

Citigroup has had the most aggressive vaccine policy among Wall Street firms.

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 422,000 in December, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

Starling CEO Anne Boden said her firm would no longer pay for advertising on Facebook and Instagram while scammers target customers.

Over the past 28 days, the U.S. and the U.K. have recorded the highest number of new cases of Covid-19 in the world, according to Johns Hopkins University.

BMW doesn't want future buyers to have to worry about what color their next car will be or what movies are playing at the theater.

Hiring was expected to have been strong in December, even as some companies asked employees to temporarily work from home due to the spread of Covid.

Speaking in a televised address, the Kazakh president said those who failed to surrender would be "destroyed."

European semiconductor stocks rose on Friday after Samsung Electronics and STMicro issued positive fourth quarter updates.