President Donald Trump declared on Friday that he is dedicated to making the United States a global leader in cryptocurrencies, while business leaders praised him
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Lloyds Banking Group dumps UK IT specialists for Indian experts.
Lloyds Banking Group proposes eliminating hundreds of similar positions in the UK while adding hundreds of IT professionals in India. Laptops 1000 The British lender
A US regulator gives banks the nod to engage in some crypto activities.
The U.S. regulator in charge of national banks underlined on Friday that banks are allowed to participate in certain cryptocurrency activities and dispelled the notion
The US establishes a government bitcoin reserve, a key marker for crypto becoming mainstream currency.
In a significant step toward the cryptocurrency’s potential general acceptance, President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday creating a government reserve of bitcoin. According
Google consolidates its search engine monopoly with AI-generated overviews.
The next generation of Google’s artificial intelligence technology is being added to its widely used search engine in an attempt to offer immediate knowledge in
TSMC, the world’s biggest chipmaker, will invest $100 billion to expand chip production in the US. – Trump.
On top of the $65 billion in investments the chip giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. had already committed, President Donald Trump revealed Monday that the
Global outages are impacting Microsoft services, including Outlook.
On Saturday, thousands of Microsoft 365 users complained about problems with Outlook and other applications. The business stated it was looking into the problem, which
The US auto industry could lose over $300 billion annually in the North American trade wars.
The American auto industry could be a domestic casualty of President Donald Trump’s trade battles. On Tuesday, the president will disrupt over $300 billion in
Microsoft will scrap Skype for Teams in May.
Skype, a video calling service that Microsoft purchased for $8.5 billion in 2011 and that contributed to a revolution in online communication, is shutting down.
ECB’s $3 trillion daily payments machine meltdown dents the international standing of the bank.
Following an unprecedented daylong malfunction in the European Central Bank’s system that which supports trillions of euros’ worth of money transfers, banks found it difficult
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