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Yieldstreet raises $100M as it mulls going public via SPAC, eyes acquisitions These days, investing goes way beyond the stock market. And in recent years there’s been a growing number of startups which aim to give more people access to a wider array of investment opportunities. Today, one of those startups has raised a significant round of funding to help it achieve its goals. Yieldstreet — which provides a platform for making alternative investments in areas like real estate, marine/shippi...

Yieldstreet announced Wednesday its $100 million series C funding round.

Today, one of those startups has raised a significant round of funding to help it achieve its goals. Yieldstreet — which provides a platform for making alternative investments in areas like real estate, marine/shipping, legal finance, commercial loans and other opportunities that were previously only open to institutional investors — announced Tuesday that it has raised $100 million in a Series C funding round. Former E*TRADE CEO Mitch Caplan, of Tarsadia Investments, led the rou...

/PRNewswire/ -- Acorns Grow Incorporated ("Acorns"), the saving and investing app, has entered into a definitive business combination agreement with Pioneer...

good morning. one controversial weekend bailout. tend result? euro fears re-ignited. global markets under pressure because of cyprus? a golf course? its monday, march 18th, 2013, and "squawk box" begins right now. good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. im becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. there is one top story this morning with many ripple effects. this weekend, the eurozone decided to force bank depositors in cyprus towards a bailout....

came the thing that was so heartening was when you thought of miami back in 1984 you did not think a lot of serious reading got done but what really happened was people started to stream into the book fair and we knew we were onto something. >> host: this is one of the few that is a weeklong. >> after two days it went to a full weekend and people were clamoring for more so we decided to do evening events leading up. >> host: how many authors? bill my between 250 and 450,000 come to the...

just do something then you can tell the members of congress what you did and ask them to follow suit. >> host: thank you all very much. i hope you will do that and by the block. [applause] -- by the buck. >> thing keogh. [applause] >> booktv live coverage from the miami book fair international continues to #2 of a 2011 miami book fair. it is the big street fair here on the campus of miami-dade. of three events still happening we have another call and with jim lehrer. we still have some...

where do you fall on that? >> guest: i would love for athletes today to read the book, because there was something about sugar ray robinson that was very humbling. if he heard somebody he would go to the locker room to see how that person was doing. if he hit somebody in the ring and knocked out their mouthpiece he would pick it up. i mean, he was a very gracious fighter, and he cared about what the public thought about athletes. he really did. and i think just the way he carried himse...