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Chinese search engine Baidu has revealed its own chatbot service that creates AI-generated text based on the input it is given.
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Fox Sports has revealed that there will be no representation for cryptocurrency companies at the upcoming Super Bowl.
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Now-defunct crypto lender Celsius reportedly used customer funds to purchase and prop up the value of its native token CEL.
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China’s main stock market index, the Hang Seng Index (HSI), fell by 2% on Monday as the market extended losses amid fears of an increasing economic confrontation between the United States and...
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The Bank of Japan intervened in the foreign exchange market in September last year to avert the yen’s downfall. The country further surprised markets with the decision to adjust its yield curve...
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Chevron, Exxon Mobil and Shell, delivered more than $132 billion in combined profits last year, courtesy of skyrocketing oil and gas prices.
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A recently launched protocol that enables Bitcoin-native on-chain NFTs has once again stirred up debates between different groups of Bitcoin proponents.
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Bitcoin has performed exceptionally well in the first month of the year, marking its second-best January in the past decade.
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Digital asset funds saw $117 million in inflows last week, the largest in over six months.
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Some investors are arguing that chipmaker Intel can no longer be considered a value stock.
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Small businesses accounted for the bulk sum of hiring within the United States since the start of the pandemic.
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Growing institutional participation in BTC futures has backed the strong performance year to date.
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Bitcoin open interest, the value of all open BTC derivatives positions, has dropped more than 25% this year.
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Despite the massive layoffs, most tech companies still have more workers than at the start of the pandemic.
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Cryptocurrency firm Genesis Global has filed for bankruptcy, becoming the latest victim of the ongoing crypto winter.
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