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Tuesday’s Personal Finance Stories.

A cyberespionage campaign waged by Russian foreign intelligence on U.S. companies and government institutions was of a scale and sophistication never before seen, technology executives told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence on Tuesday.

The Dow and S&P 500 eked out gains Tuesday, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite finished lower, as congressional testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell helped reverse a market selloff tied largely to a sharp rise in bond yields.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey recently said the company is considering implementing subscriptions and other forms of payments.

Morningstar shows those with self-directed investments were more likely to change than those in target-date funds or managed accounts

Bitcoin is on the brink of entering a bear market in recent trade as the volatile crypto asset is experiencing a double-digit plunge over the past 24-hour period.

‘In reality, the amount [billionaires] donate is a fraction of what they would pay if their tax rates were in line with the working class,’ Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price told MarketWatch.

Get ready for a return to normal. Lucid’s SPAC and ARK Invest’s ETFs carry the whiff of the late-1990s technology bubble.

EasyJet said holiday bookings jumped by 660% hours after Prime Minister Boris Johnson outlined a road map for a return to air travel.

Facebook said that it would restore Australian news on its platform, after striking a deal with the Canberra government on a new law that will force big technology companies to pay for news.

Oil futures continue to push higher Tuesday, lifted by expectations U.S. output curtailed by last week’s winter storms will be restored more slowly than initially anticipated as well as a broader rally across commodities.

Ray Dalio’s bubble indicator says that the 2021 market ranks in the 77th percentile in his ‘bubble indicator.’

How is your state treating COVID loans made to companies?

States must move to a one-stop preregistration system and then notify residents when it’s their turn to schedule appointments.

Stock-index futures lose ground, with tech shares continuing to lead the way down, as investors prepare for testimony by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on the economic outlook.

Apple is capitalizing on its privacy campaign to win markets and burnish its image.