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"approve or endorse bitcoin." he said investors should remain cautious about the risks associated with bitcoin and says the currency is "primarily a speculative asset." a false tweet was posted on the sec�*s official x account the day before, saying it was approved. the sec said its social media account was compromised and an investigation is ongoing. let's stay in the us and head over to las vegas where the consumer electronic show is now under way — it is the biggest consumer tech show in the world. our north american technology reporterjames clayton has been trying out some of...

shares today, we did not "approve or endorse bitcoin." he said investors should remain cautious about the risks associated with bitcoin and says the currency is "primarily a speculative, volatile asset." a false tweet was posted on the sec�*s official x account the day before, saying the etfs were approved. the sec said its social media account was compromised and an investigation is ongoing. let's stay in the us and head over to las vegas where the consumer electronic show is now under way — it is the biggest consumer tech show in the world. our north american technology reporte...

Jurrien Timber is aiming to play for Arsenal's Under-21s later today in the latest step in his recovery from an ACL injury.The Netherlands international defender has been sidelined since August after suffering a cruciate knee ligament injury on his Premier League debut following a summer move from Ajax.He was pictured training on the grass during Arsenal’s winter break camp in Dubai and has been stepping up his fitness in recent weeks.As suggested by Mikel Arteta that involves game time with the club's academy sides and he is hoping to feature against Blackburn Rovers later today.

Chelsea face Liverpool in the final of the Carabao Cup on Sunday afternoon, and they will look to win a trophy this season.

Arsenal can extend their run of five straight victories by cruising past Porto