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Insider finance: BofA asks for vax status ddefrancesco@businessinsider.com (Dan DeFrancesco,Jordan Parker Erb) © Picture Alliance/Getty Images Massive stimulus has supported stocks Picture Alliance/Getty Images Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. Im Dan DeFrancesco, and heres whats on the agenda today: Wealthfront is allowing users to customize their portfolios in a bid to meet the rise in retail trading. A Goldman Sachs-backed startup rolled out a new feature to he...

Humans Are So Loud, Marine Safaris Might Soon Be On Land Chloe Berge © Provided by The Daily Beast Bobby Yip via Reuters On Scotland’s northwest coast, windswept emerald headlands, crescent white sand beaches, and aquamarine fjords form a patchwork of islands called the Hebrides. The area is rich in marine life, home to over 24 species of whale, dolphin, and porpoise, thanks to a confluence of warm and cool currents and a unique underwater topography. But if the Hebridean W...

Coded Bias Paints a Terrifying Picture Of Facial Recognitions Real Impact On Lives Algorithms are power and this power is with governments and with a few corporations. A poster for Coded Bias. Photo courtesy: Netflix Tech8 hours ago Scientific thought is charming for many reasons. It expands human capabilities. It shrinks the world to fit our palms. It accelerates the passage of time: due to the explosion of the Internet, smartphones, social media, the last two decades feel much longer and rich...

Pandora’s Box of Privacy Issues: Experts on Delhi Govt Schools Use of Facial Recognition Tech An RTI query by the Internet Freedom Foundation found that 12 Delhi government schools were in the process of installing facial recognition technology. A schoolgirl reads from a textbook at an open-air school in New Delhi, India, November 2014. Photo: Reuters/Anindito Mukherjee Rights24/Feb/2021 New Delhi: After initiating a project to install closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras in classroom...

Businesses in Hong Kong want law and order: Commerce Secretary Reuters 1/11/2021 By Anne Marie Roantree © Reuters/Bobby Yip FILE PHOTO: Hong Kong Commerce and Economic Development Secretary Edward Yau speaks in Hong Kong By Anne Marie Roantree HONG KONG (Reuters) - International businesses in Hong Kong see law and order as key for investing, a city government official said on Monday, in response to concern about the impact of a sweeping national security law on the busine...

BTS wraps up record-breaking year with New Years Eve online concert Reuters 31/12/2020 By Joyce Lee © Reuters/Bobby Yip FILE PHOTO: Members of South Korean K-pop band BTS pose during Mnet Asian Music Awards in Hong Kong By Joyce Lee GOYANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Global K-Pop sensation BTS celebrated New Years Eve with an online concert on Thursday along with other K-pop groups from its management agency Big Hit Entertainment and fans from around the world. Halsey, Lauv...

Last Hong Kong governor: Pope ‘badly advised’ on China bishops’ pact Former Hong Kong governor Chris Patten poses during an interview in Hong Kong Sept. 19, 2017. Patten, a prominent English Catholic, criticized the Vatican-China agreement on bishops and said Pope Francis was badly advised. (CNS photo/Bobby Yip, Reuters) By Sarah Mac Donald • Catholic News Service • Posted December 21, 2020 DUBLIN (CNS) — The last governor of Hong Kong criticized the Vatican’s agreement with Ch...

Dec. 18, 2020 Catholic News Service DUBLIN -- The last governor of Hong Kong criticized the Vaticans agreement with China on the appointment of bishops and said Pope Francis has been "exceptionally badly advised" in concluding the pact. In his online discussion, "China and the Liberal Democracies -- Do We Face a new Cold War?" for the international Catholic weekly, The Tablet, Chris Patten appealed to the Vatican to "tell us what is in the deal." The details of the bilateral agreement rem...

Countering China’s crackdown on Hong Kong Issue Brief by Anna Downs and Ash Jain A police officer raises his pepper spray handgun as he detains a man during a march against the national security law at the anniversary of Hong Kongs handover to China from Britain in Hong Kong, China July 1, 2020. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu This Issue Brief was prepared for the Free World Commission and was co-authored by Anna ...