How games will change humanity as we know it
(Bloomberg’s opinion) – The advent of games, especially computer games, marks a fundamental breakthrough in human affairs. Games profoundly transform two central aspects of the...
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Tennis superstar Naomi Osaka has a new interest: cryptocurrencies
Osaka returned to the Grand Slam event after retiring from the French Open and Wimbledon earlier this year. After retiring to Paris, she announced that...
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Relying on billionaire Ambani to buy a majority stake just by choosing
Just Dial’s board on Friday approved a preferred issue of 21.2 million shares at Rs 1.022.25 for Reliance Retail for a total of Rs 21.6...
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The lawyers of the missing brothers ended the Bitcoin case from South Africa
Bloomberg Bloomberg | Quint is a multi-platform Indian company for business and financial news. We combine Bloomberg’s global leadership in business and financial news and...
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The German “siege mentality” is to blame for the failures in the Wirecard scandal
A parliamentary inquiry, which has heard about 100 witnesses, is trying to determine how the unprecedented fraud of the company listed on the DAX benchmark...
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Facebook has banned Trump for two years, responding to committee criticism
Under its new protocols, when Facebook decides whether to restrain a political leader after violence or civil unrest, it will take into account the significance...
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The crypto recipe for disaster keeps Bitcoin and ether under pressure
“A period of relative calm will knock out more and more buyers, but Bitcoin looks like a dead cat bouncing, especially when you look at...
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Hero Delivery returns to Germany to pick up Uber, Just Eat
Oestberg said that a lot has changed for the company since the decision to leave Germany in 2018, with a strengthened international presence in Asia...
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The Bridgewater Co-CIO sees a ‘fair amount’ of the stock market in bubbles
(Bloomberg) – Parts of the U.S. stock market are in a bubble, but a premature short circuit is the “easiest place to die” for an...
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The IRS estimates tax fraudsters cost $ 1 billion a year
Senate Finance Chairman Ron Wyden said the $ 1 billion figure is a “jaw drop” and a “wake-up call” for lawmakers. The Oregon Democrat said...