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Technology · 3:05 PM UTCDogecoin tumbles after Elon Musk calls it a ‘hustle’ on ‘SNL’ show

Dogecoin lost more than a third of its price on Sunday, after Tesla chief and cryptocurrency supporter Elon Musk called it a 'hustle' during his guest-host spot on the "Saturday Night Live" comedy sketch TV show.

Autos & TransportationFord recalls nearly 617,000 U.S. Explorer SUVs
Middle EastIsrael and South Korea to sign free trade pact
Asia PacificMyanmar's junta approves $2.8 bln investment, including gas power plant

Myanmar's military rulers have approved new investment in projects worth nearly $2.8 billion, including a liquefied natural gas (LNG) power plant that will cost $2.5 billion, the country's investment body said.

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