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Location American Business News for 25 October 2021
OTTs struggle with subscriptions as new payment rules kick in Platform executives and media analysts believe services could witness a drop in renewals and new registrations especially after seasonal content such as Indian Premiere League, or the T20 World Cup, is exhausted
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India's top 4 IT companies are struggling. Here's Why... As attrition rates are unbelievably high, top Indian IT companies are going for big-ticket raises, and much more hiring this year.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Warns Hyperinflation Will Soon Happen in US and the World Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey has warned that hyperinflation will soon happen in the U.S. and elsewhere in the world. “Hyperinflation is going to change everything. It’s happening,” he predicted. Many people d...
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Bitcoin price action in 2021 so far mirrors 2017 -- Will it continue? Bitcoin is in full bull run mode according to trading analysts, as on-chain indicators look promising, but the rest of 2021 could be full of surprises.
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Trump Backers--Including His Son--Seize Opportunity To Ridicule Alec Baldwin After Film Set Tragedy Baldwin fatally shot one crew member and injured another with a prop gun he was told was safe to use on the set of his movie "Rust" last week.
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Daily Cartoon: Monday, October 25th

The New Yorker - 25 Oct 2021 16:42
Daily Cartoon: Monday, October 25th "It's late October in New York, Neo . . ."
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Matt Damon Announces Water.org Partnership With Crypto.com The Oscar winner and Water.org co-founder speaks exclusively with Forbes about his nonprofit organization's new partnership with the fastest growing cryptocurrency platform in the world.
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Biden Administrat Mandates Covid Vaccines For Foreign Travelers And Testing For U.S. Residents Vaccination against Covid-19 is required for almost all foreign travelers entering the U.S., while unvaccinated residents must get tested a day before their return.
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Large companies see the benefits of giving small businesses a helping hand, but sometimes what they offer isn't what entrepreneurs are looking for
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One word from Elon Musk sank the Shiba Inu (SHIB) cryptocurrency yesterday SHIB coin fell 20% after a one-word tweet from the Tesla CEO. If there’s anyone who can send cryptocurrencies surging or sinking, it’s Elon Musk. That’s no more evident than in the past 24 hours after Musk issued a...
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SolarWinds Hackers Step Up Attacks on Tech Companies

Wall Street Journal - 25 Oct 2021 09:00
SolarWinds Hackers Step Up Attacks on Tech Companies The Russia-linked hackers behind last year's compromise of a wide swath of the U.S. government and scores of private companies have redoubled their efforts in recent months, Microsoft cybersecurity experts said
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Booming Retail Sales From Brexit Set New Course For Britain-EU Ferry Market Ferry retailing, an overshadowed duty-free channel for two decades, is back and ready to pump up its share of the travel shopping market.
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The Pandemic May Be the Final Nudge Brands Needed to Ban Fur For decades, organizations such as the Humane Society of the U.S. and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have worked toward creating a more humane world for animals. But until recently, efforts to convinc...
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McDonald's workers set to strike Tuesday over sexual harassment McDonald's employees in at least 10 cities are planning to strike on Tuesday to protest the company's handling of alleged sexual harassment and urge workers to unionize.
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Young Marketers Want Agencies That Align With Their Values--Especially on Climate Issues For as long as she can remember, Mikayla Madigan has thought deeply about her impact on the environment. But it wasn't until mid-2020, when assigned to work on a sustainability-focused Garnier campaign, that she started ...
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Casual-dining stocks such as Chili's owner Brinker International are logging a major hit to profits from food and labor costs even with a rebound in dining but should be able to pass more of it through in the future.
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Tesla nears $1 trillion valuation after hitting record high on news Hertz will order 100,000 cars from the EV maker Tesla's market valuation stood at about $956 billion in early Monday trades following news of the Hertz deal.
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Shares of Tesla Inc. shot up toward another record Monday, after Hertz Global Holdings Inc. announced plans to order 100,000 Tesla electric vehicles, as part of its goal to offer the largest EV rental fleet in North Amer...
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Leaders, Stop Trying to Be Heroes

Harvard Business Review - 25 Oct 2021 14:15
It’s not what your employees really need from you.
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Facebook Expected to Post Slower Sales Growth With Apple Privacy Policy The social-media company's ad sales are on track for a record, even as global supply-chain shortages crimp ad spending.
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Prepare for Propane Sticker Shock

Wall Street Journal - 25 Oct 2021 11:30
Exports have drained domestic supply ahead of heating season and prices have surged.
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Russia does 'absolutely nothing' to regulate crypto, RACIB head says The recent law "On Digital Financial Assets" has not gone far enough in the eyes of Russian crypto industry advocates.
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