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Insider finance: Crypto's stumbling block ddefrancesco@businessinsider.com (Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker Erb) © Provided by Business Insider Mark Lennihan/AP Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I'm Dan DeFrancesco, and here's what's on the agenda today: RBC dealmakers explain how increased interest in ESG-focused deals has changed how investment banks are operating. Goldman Sachs is rolling out a new crypto trading team. Asset managers are building crypto offerings to meet investor demand, but high carbon emissions are a "stumbling block." . Like the newsletter?...

Print this article Dana Perino (left), in her role as presidential press secretary, speaks at the White House in 2007; the late, great mezzo-soprano Christa Ludwig (right) sits for an interview in 2018. (Larry Downing / Reuters; Tonkunstler Orchestra via YouTube) I would like to offer a couple of podcasts to you — a Q&A and a Music for a While. The Q&A, here, is with Dana Perino, star of Fox News and onetime press secretary to George W. Bush. (She was the second female presidential press secretary, as she reminded me in our podcast. The first was Dee Dee Meyers, in ...

Michael Collins, the 'forgotten' astronaut of Apollo 11, dies at 90 Reuters 8 hrs ago By Rosalba O'Brien (Reuters) -American astronaut Michael Collins, who as pilot of the Apollo 11 command module stayed behind on July 20, 1969, while Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin traveled to the lunar surface to become the first humans to walk on the moon, died on Wednesday at age 90, his family said. A statement released by his family said Collins died of cancer. Often described as the "forgotten" third astronaut on the historic mission, Collins remained alone in the command module for more than 21 hours...

Immigrant families tend to be more stable than families of native-born Americans, a new analysis of census data by the Institute of Family Studies shows, and it’s not because of money or education.

Immigrant families tend to be more stable than families of native-born Americans, a new analysis of census data by the Institute of Family Studies shows, and it’s not because of money or education.