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The state temporarily halted executions during the pandemic but is currently planning one execution every other month beginning in April.

Summa Equity has acquired a majority stake in Belgian payments tracking firm Intix.

Ahead of our NextGen Nordics conference on 27 April 2022, we will be putting together a weekly briefing of all the top stories that are emerging out of the region and setting the blueprint for payments innovation across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.

Zaapi, a mobile app that enables small businesses to launch their e-commerce presence within seconds, has raised a US$4 million seed investment in the current round of funding. Prominent venture capital investors, including GFC, Flourish Ventures, and Partech, led the investment. Other institutional investors in the round include 1982 Ventures, Kaya Founders, Iterative, XA Network, and Sketchnote...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s execution protocol leaves offenders sensate but paralyzed and unable to convey that they’re feeling extreme pain, one expert testified Monday during the first day of a

While the long-lasting effects of the war in Ukraine on cryptocurrency remain unknown, drastic changes across the crypto industry have been felt since Russia’s invasion began eight days ago.

Kalliopi Chioti, Chief Environmental, Social and Governance Officer, Temenos. Banking’s push to digi...

(JTA) — Leaders of Arizona’s Jewish community are suing the state to prevent it from using hydrogen cyanide, the same lethal gas that was deployed at Auschwitz, to carry out

LPA, the capital market technology and advisory firm, today announced the hire of Paolo de Vito as the new Head of Business Development, Italy.

Sokin, the next generation payments provider, is set to disrupt India’s $87bn remittances market by giving the 18 million Indian migrants living outside their homeland access to 51% cheaper global money transfers.