Would you pay $499 for a device that turns "water" into $20 wine? Jesus not required [HuffPo]
For those of you who partake in Lent: don't give up selfies, just be sure to ashtag them [WSJ]
Winklevoss twins use bitcoin to book space trip on Virgin Galactic [NY Daily News]
GE's CEO has been forced to take a painful pay cut of 7%, leaving him with just $19.2 million to scrape by [WaPo]
Frauds or fibs? Ex-Jefferies trader's fraud case goes to jury [Reuters]
Want to ban Bitcoin? You should probably ban dollars while we're at it [Congressman Jared Polis]
Tempers flare after Lois Lerner declines to testify about IRS targeting [Federal Eye via WaPo]
Stanford took back Mathew Martoma’s MBA, but not because of his insider trading conviction [Poests & Quants]
What's happening here? [Twitter]
Audit partners with criminal convictions more likely to take riskier clients, charge higher fees. http://t.co/LF2Sl7VIfa #accounting
— Colin Ellis (@Statements_Mag) March 5, 2014
Bank of England Suspends Worker as Currency Inquiry Expands [DealBook]
Drunk, Hungry Couple Tries to Burn Down Pizza Place With Moonshine [Gawker]