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A crypto winter is upon us — and the big question is how long it will last
Despite the scorching heat in New York City, the crypto markets are experiencing a winter chill that shows no signs…
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Costco announces all California stores to shut on Fourth of July — here’s where to go instead
Costco shoppers in California will need to adjust their Fourth of July plans as the warehouse giant has announced the…
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The Ziggurat just sold for over $207M
A massive government pyramid, known as “The Ziggurat” in Laguna Niguel, California, has been sold for over $207 million after…
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JPMorgan ordered to keep paying Charlie Javice’s legal bills, topping $70M
JPMorgan Chase has been ordered to continue paying the legal bills of convicted fraudster Charlie Javice. A Delaware judge has…
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US government would get 5% stake in OpenAI under Sam Altman proposal: report
OpenAI CEO Proposes Giving US Government 5% Stake in Company According to reports, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is considering a…
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As France reels from record heat, JPMorgan leads race to buy cooling firm in spite of cultural aversion to A/C
Amid soaring summer temperatures in France, JPMorgan Chase is currently leading the race to acquire a French cooling and heating…
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China’s playing dirty in the AI arms race — and Neville Singham appears to be helping them change US minds
China’s Tactics in the AI Arms Race Despite lagging behind the US in the AI arms race, China is resorting…
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Ex-Modell’s owner forced to shut down week-old T-shirt site that offered Knicks-themed merch
The former owner of Modell’s Sporting Goods shuts down Knicks-themed merch website after cease-and-desist letter Mitchell Modell, the former owner…
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Meta contractors posed as teens to test rival AI chatbots on suicide, sex and drugs: report
Meta reportedly hired numerous contractors to act as teenagers online and inundate rival artificial intelligence chatbots with prompts related to…
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Big egg producers artificially inflated prices as Americans struggled to buy groceries, must now pay $3.3M: DOJ
Allegations of price-fixing in the egg industry have resulted in a $3.3 million settlement for three major US egg producers.…
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