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Open Co Raises Million-Dollar in a New Fund Round, Thanks to Softbank's Lead

The Brazilian consumer credit startup was able to acquire a total of $115 million. Open Co, a Brazilian consumer credit startup, plans to solve the rising credit problems of Brazil.
Do You Need Both Antimalware And Antivirus Programs Installed?

Do You Need Both Antimalware And Antivirus Programs Installed?

Today, the purposes of antimalware and antivirus software have changed. Also, viruses and other malware have changed a lot too.
Florida Man Says TikTok Saved His Life After Viewers Spotted Cancerous Moles on His Back

Florida Man Says TikTok Saved His Life After Viewers Spotted Cancerous Moles on His Back

Florida man Alex Griswold said TikTok has saved his life after viewers had spotted markings on his back, which turned out to be cancerous moles.

U.S. Boss for Mortgage Website Company 'Better' Apologizes After Firing Hundreds of Employees Over Zoom

U.S. boss offers apology after firing hundreds of his employees over zoom call meeting. A U. S. boss or CEO of a mortgage website company known as "Better" apologized on Wednesday for firing 900 employees from his company over a Zoom conference meeting last week.
Elon Musk Says Biden's Build Back Better Bill Should be Deleted! Here's Why Tesla CEO is Against It

Elon Musk Says Biden's Build Back Better Bill Should be Deleted! Here's Why Tesla CEO Is Against It

Elon Musk said that the Biden Administration should not continue the new Build Back Better Act. Elon Musk said that the Biden Administration should not continue the new Build Back Better Act.
Brazil's Wind Power Electricity Capacity Achieves New Record! November Data Shows 3,051MW

Brazil's Wind Power Electricity Capacity Achieves New Record! November Data Shows 3,051 MW

It was able to break the power expansions record in just a year! Brazil's wind power electricity capacity was able to achieve a new record, thanks to the country's efforts.
Debt Collectors Can Now Send Direct Messages on Borrowers’ Social Media Accounts on Facebook, Instagram

Debt Collectors Can Now Send Direct Messages on Borrowers' Social Media Accounts on Facebook, Instagram

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new ruling took effect on Tuesday, allowing debt collectors from collection agencies to text borrowers and send a direct message on their social media to seek repayment for unpaid debts.
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Expodefensa 2021 Takes Off: Latin America's Largest Defense And Security Hub

Expodefensa, a fair organized by the Colombian Ministry of Defense, COGES, CODALTEC, and Corferias, becomes the epicenter of knowledge and technological innovations in security and defense.
Samsung's Billion-Dollar Texas Chip Factory Could Arrive! Creating More Jobs and Solving SoC Scarcity

Samsung's Billion-Dollar Texas Chip Factory Might Arrive! Creating More Jobs and Solving SoC Scarcity

The upcoming SoC manufacturing facility is expected to solve chip shortages and create more jobs. Samsung's billion-dollar Texas chip factory might soon become a reality.
Apple Sues Israel-Based Spyware Firm NSO Group for Sales of Tool to Hack iPhones

Apple Sues Israel-Based Spyware Firm NSO Group for Sales of Tool to Hack iPhones

Tech giant Apple announced that it is suing Israel-based spyware firm NSO group after it claimed that the Israeli firm broke U.S. law through the sale of tools to hack into iPhones.
Samsung Picks Taylor, Texas for Company's New $17 Billion Chip-Making Plant

Samsung Picks Taylor, Texas for Company's New $17 Billion Chip-Making Plant

Samsung Electronics Co. has reportedly been eyeing to build a $17 billion chip-making plant in Taylor, Texas.
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El Salvador’s President Shares Building Plan of His ‘Bitcoin City’ Dream Powered by Geothermal Energy From a Volcano

Months after becoming the first country to recognize bitcoin as their national currency, El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele once again bet on bitcoin to move the country to greater heights.
Elon Musk Son Makes Rare Appearance During SpaceX Founders' Zoom Presentation

Elon Musk Son Makes Rare Appearance During SpaceX Founders' Zoom Presentation

The little son of SpaceX founder Elon Musk made a rare appearance at one of his father's business Zoom presentations and said hello to the audience.

Elizabeth Holmes Trial: Prosecution Rests Its Case on the Theranos Founder's Fraud Trial

Prosecutors rested their case on Elizabeth Holmes' trial as the Theranos founder took the stand on Friday.
Tesla, ACC Unveil START Manufacturing Training Facilities

Tesla, ACC Unveil START Manufacturing Training Facilities

Tesla and Austin Community College has officially launched a new Tesla START Manufacturing training facility at ACC's Riverside campus, with Austin Mayor Steve Adler present in the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Alaska's First Electric School Bus Works in Extreme Low Temperature | Can New Tax Credit Bill Help Create More Advanced EVs?

Alaska's First Electric School Bus Works in Extreme Low Temperature | Can New Tax Credit Bill Help Create More Advanced EVs?

Can the new "Build Back Better" bill help create more advanced EVs? Alaska recently received its first electric school buses back in 2020. This EV innovation is quite useful since it is confirmed to perform even at extremely low temperatures.
Rare Tesla Lawsuit Claims Elon Musk's Fremont Factory of Rampant Sexual Harassments

Rare Tesla Lawsuit Claims Elon Musk's Fremont Factory of Rampant Sexual Harassments

One of the female employees shared all her negative experiences. A rare Tesla lawsuit was filed by one of the company's employees at Fremont Factory.
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Crypto.com Pays More Than $700 Million for 20-Year Naming Rights of Staples Center; Arena’s New Logo Debut Set on LA Lakers-Brooklyn Nets Christmas Game

The Staples Center would be getting a new name for Christmas after the Singapore cryptocurrency exchange, Crypto,.com paid more than $700 million for the naming rights, both parties announced Tuesday.
Facebook Allegedly Still Harvesting Teen Users Data for Ads Targeting Despite Company’s Claims It Stopped the Practice

Facebook Allegedly Still Harvesting Teen Users Data for Ads Targeting Despite Company's Claims It Stopped the Practice

A recent report noted that Facebook continues to harvest teen users' data for the purpose of ad targeting. The company claimed that it was already stopping the practice.
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California Electrician to Pay $481 Million for Role in $1 Billion Ponzi Scheme

After a California electrician was sentenced to three years in prison, he was now slammed with an order to pay $481.3 million in restitution on Tuesday for his role in a $1 billion Ponzi scheme.
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