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U.S. antitrust officials sued to block chipmaker Nvidia’s proposed US$40 billion takeover of Arm, saying the deal would hobble innovation in semiconductors and undermine Nvidia’s rivals.
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Nov 30
5:29Nasdaq partners with Amazon to move market trading to the cloud next year
Nasdaq partnered with Amazon to shift its North American markets to the cloud starting in 2022.
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Nov 29
13:18Bitcoin stages bounceback after brutal Black-Friday selloff
Bitcoin is staging a comeback along with other riskier assets on Monday, bouncing back from its Black-Friday lows.
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Nov 26
In less than one month, cryptocurrency will make it clear to the world that the nascent sector is not going away anytime soon.
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Nov 26
13:18Bitcoin retreats 20% from record, joining risk-asset sell-off
Bitcoin tumbled 20 per cent from record highs notched earlier this month as a new variant of the coronavirus spurred traders to dump risk assets across the globe.
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Nov 25
3:19Canada’s latest tech public debut sees swings in soft IPO market
The CEO of Canada’s latest tech IPO is unfazed by the stock’s big price swings in the past week, saying he expects volatility to continue until the enterprise software provider reports quarterly earnings results next year.
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Nov 25
The C.D. Howe Institute thinks the Bank of Canada should issue a digital currency that can be converted into cash.
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Nov 24
13:18Central banks more likely to use stablecoins than unbacked crypto: Wilkins
The former deputy governor of the Bank of Canada said she thinks stablecoins have more potential when it comes to central bank adoption than unbacked cryptocurrencies.
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Nov 24
3:24NFT hype gets endorsed with Collins 'Word of Year' award
The Collins Dictionary declared NFT its word of the year for 2021 in recognition of the convergence of the worlds of money, tech and art in what became known as “non-fungible tokens.”
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Nov 23
A new report from Canada's Semiconductor Council says the country should form a government-led consortium of chip buyers by 2025 to overcome a global shortage crippling manufacturers and prevent further troubles.
