What’s web3, the so-called next phase of the Internet?

In this MoneyWatch report, the stock market ended the day in the red amid fears of growing inflation and Hertz is ordered to release information on accusation of stolen cars. Then CBS News technology reporter Dan Patterson joins "CBS News Mornings" to talk about the arrival of web3.

[FreeLoader]

What's Web3? A DAO with 400, 000% APY, The Web3 Project.

[sunnydaysatl]

Hertz try to do the same thing to me…this is crazy. I thought I was the only one. I had proof I turn the car in n had to show the police the paperwork. I was so embarrassed because it was done with my job account. So glad I kept the paperwork after I turned the car in, I even had a video because the person with me that day was blogging.

[brothermine]

Any stock that doesn't pay dividends is speculative. In other words, a gamble. Unless one has insider information.

[jamesjovil]

I'm no longer in Search for Financial Assistance from the Government because I earn $29, 700 every 14 days recently

[namur-iqih]

For the first time on the 1st of February 2022, America’s gross national debt passed over $30 trillion, an apocalyptic fiscal milestone that highlights the fragile nature of the country’s long-term economic health as it grapples with ascending prices and the prospect of higher interest rates. 30 trillion! Who could’ve seen this coming? And who is going to pay it back in taxes, debt, and inflation? Hint: they aren’t rich, and they aren’t poor. It is the middle class. If every person in the United States paid an equal part of the national debt it would cost each person about $86, 000. How would that go over? $30 trillion in debt with manufacturing now controlled almost entirely by our greatest 21st century rival, and a level of political corruption that makes this almost impossible to slow, let alone stop. Meanwhile 500 families own a majority of the country’s assets, which are held offshore. The future is bright indeed.