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Solana stores were called 'an experiment that we think a lot of people will love.' They're already closed

The locations opened last year to help promote Solana and give tutorials to new users.

Expiring ground leases are the ticking time bombs beneath the skyline of any major U.S. city

Expiring ground leases are the ticking time bombs beneath the skyline of any major U.S. city

Some landlords buy expiring ground leases with the express intention of gouging tenants with big rent hikes soon after they acquire ownership of the land.

Unstoppable Domains pledges patent non-aggression pact across expanded Web3 Domain Alliance

Unstoppable Domains pledges patent non-aggression pact across expanded Web3 Domain Alliance

The patent pledge suggests that intellectual property issues could become more important in the fast-growing Web3 naming industry.

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‘Out of hand’ flood of ChatGPT-like A.I.-generated content forces prominent science-fiction magazine to stop accepting submissions

More people are exploring creative avenues using generative A.I. tools like ChatGPT, but the ownership of such content is still a grey area.

Inside VC Mark Kvamme's second big bet—on Ohio

The ex-Sequoia venture capitalist is planning to debut his next investment fund at an invite-only event later this week.

Google Cloud partners with Tezos Foundation as it pushes for Web3 relevancy

The tech giant has also announced its technical support for other blockchains, including Solana, Aptos, and Ethereum.

Binance aggressively converted rivals' stablecoins in a massive cash grab. It didn't always tell its customers

Blockchain data suggests Binance may have been converting users' collateral without permission.

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Amazon staff have launched a petition to fight CEO Andy Jassy's mandate to return to the office

Amazon staff have launched a petition to fight CEO Andy Jassy's mandate to return to the office

Staff have called on Amazon to remember its mission to be 'Earth's Best Employer' and let them work on a more hybrid basis, instead of coming back to the office three days a week.

I’m a millionaire. If your state taxes me, I’ll come

I’m a millionaire. If your state taxes me, I’ll come

Wealthy people are far more likely to move to be closer to their kids and grandkids than for any economic reasons.

Just 1 workout a month can keep your brain healthier as you age

Just 1 workout a month can keep your brain healthier as you age

Physical activity throughout adulthood can improve memory and brain strength as people age, a new study finds.

The average work-from-home savings in America's top 12 cities

The average work-from-home savings in America's top 12 cities

In New York City, workers are spending nearly $5,000 less per year on expenses near the office. In Philadelphia, that looks like $2,100.

Azra Games, founded by veteran EA game developer, raises $10M for NFT-themed Legions & Legends

Azra Games, founded by veteran EA game developer, raises $10M for NFT-themed Legions & Legends

The investment reflects optimism that veterans of the video game industry can better onboard players into Web3 than prior crypto games.

Leaders: Buying Meta’s blue tick won’t buy you respect

Leaders: Buying Meta’s blue tick won’t buy you respect

When the entry requirement for verification is a monthly fee, instead of actual influence, the badge is no longer an indicator of anything other than that you paid for it.

Chaos Labs receives $20 million in seed funding

Chaos Labs receives $20 million in seed funding

The nascent company offers worst-case scenario simulations for DeFi trading platforms.

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The pandemic has irreversibly changed America’s health care system. Here’s why we will all be feeling the consequences of delayed care for years to come

Elective surgery delays can be detrimental in both preventive and curative care, allowing disease progression or leading to premature death.

Here's why Bitcoiners are flocking to Nostr

Exactly how high is the ceiling for the decentralized social network?

Amazon staff might see a 50% pay cut because shares have fallen so much

Employees have previously benefited from the company's stock awards scheme, until the share price began to tank.

The housing market correction just took a new turn

"Builders have taken their medicine for the most part right now on pricing," says Rick Palacios Jr., head of research at John Burns Real Estate Consulting.

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How CFOs are bracing for a dismal financial outlook—and what they expect to happen

After inflation set in and as the threat of recession looms large, chief financial officers are feeling the pressure.

How the Russian economy self-immolated in the year since Putin invaded Ukraine

Russia will realize it does not need Putin, just as the world has already realized it does not need Russia.

America’s productivity engine is sputtering. Fixing it is a $10 trillion opportunity

Restoring U.S. productivity growth to its historical rate is not impossible. We’ve done it before.

Housing market once again braces for higher mortgage rates—where 8 experts see rates going this year

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate just shot back up to 6.8%.

‘Quantumania’ is taking over. Here’s where we stand in the real ‘quantum realm’

A Quantumania-inspired tour of the technologies and possibilities of quantum science.

The Supreme Court is about to hear case that could change the internet as we know it

A Supreme Court hearing next week could shine a light on how Congress could clamp down on tech, and the future of free speech online.

Back to broke: Americans are racking up debt and burning through their savings—economists warn it could spark a recession

Nearly 65% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck as they spend down savings and lean on credit cards to make ends meet.

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