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From a potential tether probe to Amazon planning to hire a digital currency lead, here are six key things that happened in crypto this week.

NASA in April awarded Elon Musk’s SpaceX with a sole $2.89 billion contract to build the next crewed lunar lander under its Human Landing Systems program.

Here comes one of the biggest market weeks of the summer.

Monday kicks off the busiest week of the earnings season, and four of those names reporting could signal the market’s next move.

Dow futures dropped Monday, cutting losses of nearly 300 points overnight, as stocks in Hong Kong and China plunged.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

A new law designed to regulate artificial intelligence in Europe could end up costing the EU economy 31 billion euros ($36 billion) over the next five years.

Congress is considering a slate of new antitrust laws to rein in Big Tech power, including merger restrictions on the largest firms.

Zoom’s $14.7 billion acquisition of Five9, one of the largest cloud transactions on record, is the first sign of the company using its hefty market to do deals.

The electric vehicle start-up said it has raised about $10.5 billion to date.

“This is the toughest week of the quarter when it comes to making informed financial decisions,” CNBC’s Jim Cramer said ahead of reports from Apple and others.

The Dow closed above 35,000 for the first time ever, bringing its gain for 2021 to more than 14%.

Snap stock soared Friday, as the company continued to ride its strong second-quarter earnings beat across the board.

Currently, Amazon doesn’t accept any cryptocurrencies as payment for its products.

“I believe there’s going to continue to be hybrid offerings,’ said Shellye Archambeau, a director at Verizon, Nordstrom and Roper Technologies.

Investors jumped back into their favorite tech stocks as worries about the economy resurfaced.

U.S. stock futures were flat after two days of strong gains, making Monday’s major sell-off seem like a distant memory.

The overall ad sector is booming, so the IDFA changes will probably get lost in the noise but could be more noticeable in Q3.

While subscribers may be excited about the prospect of Netflix adding video games to its subscription, Wedbush’s Michael Pachter calls the move “ill-advised.”

The CloudKnox software can help organizations make sure they don’t provide so much access to cloud resources that they open themselves up to attacks.