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UK bank Barclays has taken a punt on Copper in the crypto custody firm’s most recent funding round and has invested “millions of dollars” despite decreased enthusiasm for volatile digital assets, according to reports by Sky News.

Bank of Ireland has introduced a new policy that triples the bank’s current paternity leave, allowing an employee to take six weeks of paid leave within the first six months of the new child’s life.

The United States have condemned the Myanmar militarys execution of four pro-democracy leaders and elected officials for exercising their fundamental freedoms.

Myanmar's executed activists: Phyo Zeya Thaw and Ko Jimmy

A New York-based human rights group has condemned the Myanmar military regimes execution of pro-democracy leaders and elected officials.

Local technology startup Bloom announced that starting today, Bloom members can get spending rebates in the form of cryptocurrency. This move will see the Bloom App become Hong Kong’s first spending app that supports cryptocurrency rebates for any Visa card transaction in Hong Kong, marking a major breakthrough in a spending landscape dominated by cash rebates and reward points.

A Chinese man convicted of killing his former wife by setting her on fire was executed in southwestern Sichuan province on Saturday in a domestic violence

Etudiante assassinée en Egypte: le tribunal veut filmer l'exécution en direct

L’Iran a procédé à sa première exécution en public en deux ans

>> judges definitely dont love that. they dont love defendants who are basically giving their finger to the court and to the legal system once they are found guilty, even before they are found guilty. and here, he was smirking, apparently, according to some and smiling in the courtroom when the jury came back with the verdict. and i dont know what he did tonight on that other network, but i doubt -- and he was supposed to go on -- but i doubt he was giving some kind of apology or expressing some...