March 15, 2022 Over the past few years in the United States, we’ve seen some horrific examples of racism seize the public consciousness. Amid all these tragedies – and the protests that followed – U.S. business leaders promised they would do their part to fight the problem, making workplaces more diverse, equitable and inclusive. But …
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It’s easy in these difficult, uncertain times to lose hope. But allowing yourself to sink into a funk can affect your professional and personal lives. What’s more, there’s an alternative: a process that involves imagining a plausible positive future, identifying steps to achieve it, and viewing inevitable setbacks as inflection points when you can reset …
Transitioning back into business travel after the Covid-19 pandemic isn’t as simple as buying a plane ticket. Individuals are having to remember how to pack efficiently, adjust to time zone changes, and modify their meeting schedules — and that’s on top of monitoring differences in travel restrictions, quarantine requirements, and Covid risk levels throughout the …
A federal law requires that health information be easy to exchange by the end of this year. The development of standardized application programming interfaces, or APIs, will go a long way toward making that possible. Care providers, health plans, and software vendors should take several steps to capitalize on the opportunities that they will generate. Trying …
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine changed the role of business in their response to sanctions. Investors and businesses will need to reassess what strategies and models they should adopt in response to a ‘brave new world’ in which entry into a country is perceived of as implicit acceptance of that country’s political actions. The challenge …
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March 15, 2022 by Vignesh K Income from NFT trading, according to Singapore’s Finance Minister Lawrence Wong, will be subject to existing income tax restrictions. According to the Business Times, the minister revealed the information during a Friday statement in parliament. According to the finance minister, the tax laws will apply to persons who make …
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Quick take: The EU’s ECON committee has voted against a proposal to ban proof-of-work crypto networks in the region 32 members of the committee voted against the proposal with 24 in favor The proposal was meant to target proof-of-work networks such as Bitcoin’s that did not meet environmental sustainability standards Crypto mining will most likely …
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Fantom is one of the biggest DeFi chains in the space with over 201 protocols and $6.28 billion locked onto it. One such protocol, Fantasm, Finance recently fell victim to an exploit in which over $2.6 billion were stolen. Needless to say, the exploit resulted in a much more significant impact on Fantom itself. The …
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Source: iStock/ToprakBeyBetmen Here is our weekly collection of digital asset listing and delisting, trading pair-related announcements by crypto exchanges that we found last week and today. Have we missed something? Do you have information about new listings and/or delistings? Let us know here. _________________________________________ AscendEXListings:Kasta (KASTA)Convex Finance (CVX) BiboxListings:SHOOT (SHOO) BigONEListings:Terra (LUNA) BinanceListings:Kadena (KDA)Added Trading …
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