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India could have treated Bitcoin earnings as capital gains. Instead, it’s taxing crypto like horse racing
International

India could have treated Bitcoin earnings as capital gains. Instead, it’s taxing crypto like horse racing

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February 8, 2022
Meta threatens to pull the plug on Facebook and Instagram in Europe over data privacy dispute
Tech

Meta threatens to pull the plug on Facebook and Instagram in Europe over data privacy dispute

By Christiaan Hetzner and Jeremy Kahn
February 7, 2022
Live with COVID or lock down? Omicron is forcing Hong Kong to do a bit of both
International

Live with COVID or lock down? Omicron is forcing Hong Kong to do a bit of both

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February 7, 2022
A cocaine-smuggling Bulgarian wrestler is Credit Suisse’s latest problem in a years-long string of scandals
Finance

A cocaine-smuggling Bulgarian wrestler is Credit Suisse’s latest problem in a years-long string of scandals

By Hugo Miller and Bloomberg
February 7, 2022
Small-caps were a hot stock pick a year ago. Now Goldman Sachs warns of trouble ahead
Finance

Small-caps were a hot stock pick a year ago. Now Goldman Sachs warns of trouble ahead

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February 7, 2022
Anti-vaxxers block Australia’s capital as Canada’s COVID protest mayhem goes global
Politics

Anti-vaxxers block Australia’s capital as Canada’s COVID protest mayhem goes global

By Ben Westcott and Bloomberg
February 7, 2022
Spotify CEO apologizes for Joe Rogan’s use of racial slur but says ‘canceling’ the podcast host isn’t a solution
International

Spotify CEO apologizes for Joe Rogan’s use of racial slur but says ‘canceling’ the podcast host isn’t a solution

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February 7, 2022
Australia will open to double-vaccinated visitors from Feb. 21, ending nearly two years of almost entirely closed borders
International

Australia will open to double-vaccinated visitors from Feb. 21, ending nearly two years of almost entirely closed borders

By Ben Westcott, Ainslie Chandler and Bloomberg
February 7, 2022
Covid Rebellion Brews In Canada, Sending Warning Across Globe
International

Ottawa declares a state of emergency as anti-vaccine mandate protesters lay ‘siege’ to Canada’s capital city

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February 7, 2022
Travel restrictions and a pilot exodus had already decimated Cathay Pacific Airways. Then it became Hong Kong’s Omicron scapegoat
Features

Travel restrictions and a pilot exodus had already decimated Cathay Pacific Airways. Then it became Hong Kong’s Omicron scapegoat

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February 5, 2022
An IP lawyer explains what counts as NFT theft when ‘stealing’ is as easy as right-click and save
NFTs and Culture

An IP lawyer explains what counts as NFT theft when ‘stealing’ is as easy as right-click and save

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February 5, 2022
Bank Of England Monetary Policy Report Press Conference
International

Central bank chief to British workers: Pay raises are bad for the economy, please stop asking for them

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February 4, 2022
Researcher Emile Hendricks works in Afrigen's analytical laboratory. Afrigen Biologics and Vaccines, a biotechnology company based in Cape Town, South Africa, is developing Africa's first proprietary corona vaccine.
Health

Moderna wouldn’t share its vaccine technology, so South Africa and the WHO made a COVID jab based on it anyway

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February 4, 2022
Tech bulls roar back ahead of what’s expected to be an ugly jobs report
Finance

Tech bulls roar back ahead of what’s expected to be an ugly jobs report

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February 4, 2022
India to Elon Musk: Sorry, you’ll get no special tax breaks for Tesla EVs

India to Elon Musk: Sorry, you’ll get no special tax breaks for Tesla EVs

By Vrishti Beniwal, Shruti Srivastava and Bloomberg
February 4, 2022

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