👋 Hello! Here is your weekday roundup of the top stories you need to know. 

📈 US futures point to stock market rebound after biggest drop since May, but global energy crunch fans fears of inflation.

📲 Chinese stock market influencers are helping to quell Evergrande-related protests by pushing positive messages about the company's future. An expert told Insider that these messages might be helping to pacify smaller investors who are less in-the-know about Evergrande.

💉 A prominent anti-vaxxer gave out his phone number at a rally claiming "he has nothing to hide." Two days later, he's begging people to stop calling him.

🇩🇪 Elon Musk says he's "pro-nuclear" power and is "surprised by some of the public sentiment" against it. Musk pointed to Germany's nuclear power plant phase out, which forced the country to rely on dirtier coal plants. 

⚽️ Beleaguered real-estate giant Evergrande's $1.8 billion lotus-shaped soccer stadium is partially built and in shambles amid the company's impending collapse.

💸 The CEO of Compass Mining breaks down why bitcoin is 'incredibly profitable' to mine right now — and shares how retail investors can mine the largest cryptocurrency at home.

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