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  • Tech

    Public, a would-be Pinterest of stock-buying apps, raises more cash

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  • Ripple CEO Brad GarlinghouseThe Coins

    Ripple claims a big win in the elusive quest to use cryptocurrency in banking

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  • An overhead view of the Octagon as Chan Sung Jung of South Korea battles Yair Rodriguez of Mexico during the UFC Fight Night at the Pepsi Center on November 10, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. Dapper Labs CEO Roham Gharegozlou tells Fortune its UFC project will focus very much on the fighters themselves, and allow fans new ways to interact with the stars of the league.The Ledger

    UFC and Dapper Labs offer crypto collectibles of MMA fighters

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  • Tech

    How technology is changing how we volunteer

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  • Vitalik, Governor Polis and the BufficornThe Coins

    Ethereum, Bitcoin’s closest rival, faces its moment of truth

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  • Newsletters

    Cryptocurrency, ‘decentralized finance,’ and the sweet promise of 8% interest

    By David Z. Morris and Jeff John Roberts
  • SUP.03.20.Google vs. OracleMagazine

    Oracle and Google are about to face off in tech’s trial of the century

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  • Passengers coming from China wearing protective masks leave the Terminal after landing in Charles De Gaulle Airport on February 10, 2020 in Roissy-en-France.

    My boss wants me to travel during the coronavirus. Do I have to go?

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  • CryptocurrencyRegulators

    An SEC commissioner’s plan to make ICOs legal again

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  • CEO of Lightning LabsThe Coins

    Bitcoin is too slow. Is Lightning Labs poised to fix that?

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  • facebook ceo mark zuckerberg in utahNewsletters

    Facebook’s ‘Clear History’ button is basically a farce

    By Jeff John Roberts and Aaron Pressman
  • A sign at a Wawa convenience store and gas station, seen on the day the company&#8217;s CEO announced that the firm is investigating a massive data breach that has potentially affected all 700 of their locations.<br /> Malware discovered on Wawa payment processing servers on December 10, 2019 affected customers&#8217; credit and debit card information from March 4, 2019 until the breach was contained on December 12, 2019.Tech

    Wawa breach: A hacker is selling 30 million stolen credit cards on the dark web, cyber experts say

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  • SoFi chief Anthony Noto and Kristin Noto in Sun Valley, 2019.Finance

    Lender SoFi is back from the brink with a new strategy to target the ‘everyman’

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  • Tech Protecting WhistleblowerTech

    What is tech doing to protect the whistleblower’s identity? Not much, experts say

    By Jeff John Roberts and Danielle Abril
  • U.S. Supreme Court Building on Christmas DayPolitics

    5 surprising consequences from a decade of Citizens United

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