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While cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin have been wildly unpredictable, stablecoins have emerged as the calm within the storm. On a recent Wednesday, Hong Kong made significant strides in the realm of digital finance by passing a stablecoin bill aimed at bolstering its cryptocurrency licensing regime. This legislative move is not merely a regulatory obligation but a
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In a staggering blow to the seemingly impenetrable fortress that is Amazon, federal authorities have revealed an organized crime operation that managed to siphon off over $83 million worth of merchandise from the retail behemoth. The audacity of this Armenian crime ring, which masqueraded as legitimate truck drivers, exposes the vulnerabilities that lurk within today’s
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Waymo, the self-driving arm of Alphabet, recently celebrated a remarkable milestone: the completion of 10 million autonomous rides. Co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana made the announcement during the Google I/O developer conference, emphasizing the rapid growth the company has experienced, achieving this impressive figure by doubling its trip count within just five months. This figure represents not
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In a world where innovation and job security should ideally coexist, Amazon’s recent decision to lay off approximately 100 employees from its devices and services unit illustrates a jarring contradiction. This restructuring underscores the ongoing tension between corporate efficiency and the human costs of cost-cutting strategies. The cuts, which affect roles tied to popular products
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The healthcare sector is notorious for its murky practices, and the recent civil lawsuit filed by CureIS Healthcare against Epic Systems is a testament to that. The accuser, CureIS, specializes in providing technology and managed services to government health programs, including Medicare and Medicaid. In a sweeping 40-page complaint, CureIS accuses Epic Systems—a giant in
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