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Two of the largest American news magazines, Fortune and TIME, have jumped into the non-fungible token (NFT) ecosystem in recent times.

Does Canada’s embattled oil and gas sector have a too-cozy relationship with two of the country’s largest print-media chains? That, in a nutshell, is the working thesis of a two-part research essay by self-described “climate and coast defender” Robert Hackett, from Burnaby, B.C., and writer Hanna Araza, that hit the Rabble front page this week after making its virtual debut in the National Observer’s special report on the state of journalism in Canada. “As identified by the Cor...

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The financial and economic news in the United States lately has been dominated by concerns about inflation. “Runaway inflation is the biggest risk facing investors, Leuthold’s Jim Paulsen warns,” according to the cable news channel CNBC. As a potential hedge against inflation, “Bitcoin’s time to shine is fast approaching,” reports Fortune’s Robert Hackett. According to US News and World Report, “There is a lot of talk about inflation in 2021 as fears of high government spending ...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: On April 1, 2020, the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts granted the IRS leave to serve a “John Doe summons” on Boston-based Circle Internet Financial Inc. and its affiliates, 1 the administrators of a prominent cryptocurrency exchange called Poloniex. Circle reportedly has planned to establish Poloniex as “the U.S.’s first regulated crypto exchange.” 2 A “John Doe summons” is a peculiar creature of th...

Bitcoin: Bubble or breakthrough? February 20, 2021 Todays best articles Daily business briefing The smartest insight and analysis, from all perspectives, rounded up from around the web: The frenzy over Bitcoin brought the worlds total value of the digital currency to $877 billion last week, and major financial institutions have taken notice, said Robin Wigglesworth and Eva Szalay at the Financial Times. The decentralized currency, mined through "an energy-intensive network of computers," has g...

XENIA — Here’s a look at where Greene County issues and contested races stand at 10:24 p.m.:Issue 1 — Beavercreek city income tax 12,574

BOE releases unofficial final results XENIA — Greene County Board of Elections released unofficial final results for the Nov. 3 election. The results were unavailable by press time Tuesday night. Wednesday’s print coverage showed Rick Perales leading the commission race, the Xenia Warner Middle School levy on the way to failing, and the Fairborn Schools issue ahead. All three outcomes remain the same. Greene County reported to the secretary of state that out of 118,938 registered voters, th...

UPDATED: An early look at election numbers By Scott Halasz - shalasz@aimmediamidwest.com XENIA — Here’s a look at where Greene County issues and contested races stand at 10:24 p.m.: Issue 1 — Beavercreek city income tax 12,574 for, 13,372 against Issue 2 — Cedarville Village income tax 518 for, against 273 Issue 3 — Spring Valley Village additional for street repair and maintenance 148 for, 86 against Issue 4 — Spring Valley Village renewal for street repair and maintenance 181 for,...

BOE releases unofficial final results XENIA — Greene County Board of Elections released unofficial final results for the Nov. 3 election. The results were unavailable by press time Tuesday night. Wednesday’s print coverage showed Rick Perales leading the commission race, the Xenia Warner Middle School levy on the way to failing, and the Fairborn Schools issue ahead. All three outcomes remain the same. Greene County reported to the secretary of state that out of 118,938 registered voters, th...