“Our policy is to confirm that we are under nuclear attack with actual detonations before retaliating,” said Robert Bell, senior director for defense policy and…
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“After the Internet of Things, which transformed the way we live, travel and work by connecting everyday objects to the Internet, it’s now time for…
The World Bank released last week its report “Human Capital Index 2020 Update.” It notes how certain countries, namely South Korea and Iceland, “successfully implemented” contract tracing strategies early on in 2020, while most countries employed lockdowns and movement restrictions.
54 scientists resigned or were fired amidst a continuing investigation by the National Institutes of Health into the failure of NIH grantees to disclose financial…
Jayant Bhandari, who MBA from Manchester Business School (UK) and B. Engineering from SGSITS (India), believes we are now coming to realize how excessively governments…
A man who went by the darknet alias of Walter Mitty tried to overdose and take his own life outside of a court, before a…
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“To the moon!” That’s the cliche slogan for so many digital currencies, perhaps made most famous not by Bitcoin, but by , whose users since the beginning have proudly proclaimed the slogan.
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The Spanish Government acted today to cap cash payments at €1,000, down from the current cap of €2,500. Anti-fraud measures enacted today include a VAT information and increased regulation of deferred payments.
The government is working on measures against fraud, including limiting the payment in cash to 1,000 euros instead of the current 2,500. The decree is set to be approved by the Council of Ministers next Friday. The Ministry of Finance admits it could be delayed.