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And Soto’s contract does not include the amount the Mets and Cohen will have to pay to satisfy Major League Baseball’s luxury tax. The simple answer to unlocking Soto’s contract may simply be Cohen. Despite the annual ratcheting of payrolls, the winner of the World Series has often been unpredictable. With Soto’s contract, it seems Cohen will not be denied again. It’s possible Soto’s contract will be surpassed in just one year.
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Bitcoin’s meteoric run may have gotten a little extra push from an unlikely source: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. In comments Wednesday about the cryptocurrency, the central bank leader noted that he does not and cannot own any himself. However, he also maintained that bitcoin is not a challenge for traditional currencies such as the U.S. dollar but rather for gold. “People use bitcoin as a speculative asset,” Powell told CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin during the New York Times’ DealBook Summit. It’s not a competitor for the dollar, it’s really a competitor for gold.”For those who watch the crypto markets, the Powell comments, whether unwittingly, provided a sense of legitimacy for bitcoin and helped drive it another leg higher.
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New York CNN —Andrew Ross Sorkin woke up early Monday morning, long before the crack of dawn, after managing to sneak in a handful of hours of sleep. The New York Times columnist had been up late into the night working on his DealBook newsletter. And now he needed to rise for a special edition of “Squawk Box,” the CNBC program he has co-hosted since 2011. It is a story Sorkin described covering as “a balancing act, a little bit like walking a tight rope.” On one hand, he said, journalists must avoid sparking panic and causing a catastrophic run on the banks. “If you scream ‘fire,’ everyone runs out of the theater,” Sorkin said.
Andrew Ross Sorkin wears many hats — though he's perhaps most recognizable for his role as co-anchor on CNBC'S "Squawk Box," Sorkin is also an editor, columnist, producer, author and entrepreneur. The 46-year-old journalist and New York native got his start as an intern at Inside Edition before interning at The New York Times in 1995 — all while still in high school. Sorkin went on to graduate from Cornell University, contributing stories to the Times throughout his college career. And in 2001, he started DealBook, an online daily financial report published by the Times that he still edits over 20 years later. These roles all differ substantially, but there are three key attributes that help Sorkin excel in them: persistence, listening and understanding.
Higher unemployment in the future almost guaranteed
  + stars: | 2022-10-27 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: 1 min
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHigher unemployment in the future almost guaranteedCNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Kayla Tausche and 'The News with Shepard Smith' to discuss the state of the United States economy after it grew 2.6% over the last quarter.
Bezos says Americans should prepare for a recession
  + stars: | 2022-10-19 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: 1 min
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailBezos says Americans should prepare for a recessionCNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin joins Shep Smith to discuss inflation and Jeff Bezos’ comments that the economy will soon tell us to ‘batten down the hatches.’
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