Month: November 2020

Maintain your employer brand in a pandemic Read the VentureBeat Jobs guide to employer branding Download eBook (Reuters) – Voters in trend-setting California backed a ballot proposal by Uber and its allies that cements app-based food delivery and ride-hail drivers’ status as independent contractors, not employees, according to a projection by data provider Edison Research.
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Twitter and Facebook early Wednesday flagged President Donald Trump’s comments on the US presidential election, that remained too close to call. Twitter said a Trump tweet alleging an effort to steal the election was potentially misleading. “We placed a warning on a Tweet from @realDonaldTrump for making a potentially misleading claim about an election,” Twitter
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A new report by on-chain analytics provider CoinMetrics suggests that miners’ considerable influence on the Bitcoin network is slowly diminishing. The research analyzed miner and pool addresses and spending in order to determine whether their influence over the network as a whole had changed over time. As miners receive newly issued Bitcoin rather than buy
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The Takeaway: Nigerians are adopting more VPNs, including decentralized VPNs. The adoption comes as #EndSARS protestors are concerned the government may limit access to parts of the internet. Mysterium, a decentralized VPN, is trying to reach crypto users in parts of the world that grapple with actual and potential internet censorship. The decentralized virtual private
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PRESS RELEASE. Uniswap Dark is a uniswap fork that tackles impermanent and permanent loss. Our exchange provides a decentralized, peer-to-peer, and safe exchange platform with minimal fees and slippage to solve the problems. Usually, trading or swapping on Uniswap demands ERC-20 token to ETH involves a double swapping fee, but uniswapdark exchange enables stablecoin users
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CNBC; Getty Images AT&T is in discussions with private-equity firms, including Apollo Management, to sell a significant minority stake in its DirecTV, AT&T Now and U-Verse pay-TV businesses in a complicated transaction that would shift legacy assets off the wireless carrier’s balance sheet, according to people familiar with the matter. Under the terms of the
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