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PayPal to support Bitcoin and other crypto — but merchants must use fiat
PayPal is ready to let users to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but merchants still won't be allowed ...
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Germany drafting EU proposal to introduce pan-European tolls to use motorways
Germany is reportedly campaigning to introduce national and pan-European tolls for motorway drivers. It's the country's first ...
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Jailed Wirecard subsidiary exec is ready to snitch, report
Wirecard stock crashed more than 90% last month after auditors refused to sign off on the company's bank balances, citiing ...
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Amazon spent $10 million on blacklisted surveillance tech from China
Trump's White House blacklisted Dahua last year after authorities implicated the firm in human rights abuses against Muslim ...
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Amazon to sell its cashierless Just Walk Out tech to third party stores
Amazon has a new revenue stream: Cashierless-as-a-Service, as the e-commerce giant opens up its Just Walk Out tech to the ...
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If a Japanese billionaire farted in front of you, what would you say?
This Japanese millionaire is in search of a girlfriend to accompany him on his trip to the moon. But applicants have one ...
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Monzo is bringing back premium bank accounts to help turn a profit
British-based digital bank startup Monzo is shaping up to have a second crack at paid accounts after failing first time round. ...
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The UK has no idea how to handle 'harmful content' — and that's bad for free speech
The UK government is considering offloading its responsibility to moderate content to Facebook and Twitter — that's a terrible, ...
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Reuters built a prototype for automated news videos using Deepfakes tech
The Reuters news company and an AI startup named Synthesia today unveiled a new project they've partnered on that uses Deepfakes-style ...
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Dutch university pays $220K in Bitcoin to alleged Russian hackers
The University of Maastricht has resorted to paying a Bitcoin ransom to hackers who'd taken its computer systems offline ...
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A tricked-out Nissan Leaf just completed Britain’s longest fully autonomous drive
An all-electric Nissan Leaf has just completed a 230 mile (370 km) trip around Britain, completely on its own. The longest ...
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Report: Japan is working on its own digital currency in retaliation to China’s
A group of lawmakers in Japan are reportedly working on a plan for the country to create its own digital currency in retaliation ...
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Greece suspends extradition of alleged launderer for Bitcoin 'stolen' from Mt Gox
The alleged head of a cryptocurrency exchange police say laundered $4B worth of Bitcoin has been thrown a lifeline while ...
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ING bank wants to give clients a compliant way to store cryptocurrency, report
Dutch bank ING is ready to really tap the cryptocurrency market. Reports indicate its working on ways to help its customers ...
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A German airline just flew 3 execs holding blockchain tickets
A German airline has claimed to be the first to allow passengers holding blockchain-based tickets to board a flight, Reuters ...
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Big Canadian bank rumored to offer cryptocurrency accounts, Bitcoin trading
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is reportedly developing a cryptocurrency platform to enable customers to trade with digital ...
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Facebook must remove fake Bitcoin ads featuring Big Brother creator or pay $1.2M
The billionaire creator of the 'Big Brother' television format, John de Mol, has been successful in forcing Facebook to take ...
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Facebook’s Libra ‘cryptocurrency’ gets desperate as it considers stablecoins
Facebook's controversial 'cryptocurrency' Libra could be based on national currencies such as the dollar, the tech giant ...
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International exchanges campaign against UK cryptocurrency derivatives ban
Global exchanges are begging the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) not to ban the sale of cryptocurrency-based derivatives. ...
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Big Brother billionaire suing Facebook over Bitcoin ads says agreement ‘is impossible’
It's been three months since de Mol sued Facebook over fraudulent Bitcoin, and now he says the firm's co-operation has been ...
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French government to create ‘ICO white list’ with new regulations
France is knuckling down on digital assets and is set to approve the first wave of cryptocurrency businesses under new ICO ...
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Hamas raised $7,400 in Bitcoin, but it’s still learning to hide the evidence
The military wing of Palestine's Hamas has made new changes to its Bitcoin donation service which could make tracking the ...
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Reuters: One 'mystery' buyer pushed Bitcoin over $5,000
Is a "mystery buyer" behind Bitcoin's run to $5,000? Cryptocurrency insiders say so, with a set of algorithmic buy orders ...
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We are thinking about Bitcoin’s energy usage in all the wrong ways
It's en vogue to critique Bitcoin mining for its potentially harmful impact on the environment - but that's not the whole ...
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Google's definitely biased, but not in the way Trump thinks
In two tweets early Tuesday morning, President Trump reignited the debate about censorship on America's most popular tech ...
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World Bank kicks off its $73M blockchain bond experiment next week
The world's first bond managed entirely via blockchain has been priced and is awaiting settlement, starting a $73M test of ...
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Facebook follows YouTube in suspending Alex Jones
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been suspended from Facebook for bullying and hate speech. It's about damn time. Just ...
