Wetherspoon apologises after customers forced to wait two hours for drinks in Exeter – Devon Live
‘One of the managers there apologised profusely, but frankly it’s no way to run a business’
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Digital Yuan Architect: ‘Imagine a CBDC on Ethereum or Diem’ – Cryptonews
Source: Adobe/H_Ko One of the chief architects of the Chinese digital yuan has discussed a possibility that the central bank
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Hong Kong exempts finance executives from virus quarantine rules – Financial Times
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Bitcoin ($BTC USD) Vs Ethereum ($ETH): Which Cryptocurrency Price Is Better? – Bloomberg
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Australia’s largest meat processor shut down by cyber attack – The Sydney Morning Herald
Thousands of workers have been sent home as cyber attack hits Australian meat processor.
3 exciting small cap ASX shares to watch – The Motley Fool Australia
Alcidion Group Ltd (ASX:ALC) and these exciting small cap ASX shares could be worthy of a spot on your watchlist…
Johnson & Johnson asks high court to void US$2B talc verdict – CTV News
Johnson & Johnson is asking for Supreme Court review of a US$2 billion verdict in favor of women who claim they developed ovarian cancer from using the company’s…
As Covid rages on, India is expected to report a 1% growth in the quarter ending March – CNBC
Gross domestic product for the January-March period — India’s fiscal fourth quarter — is due Monday evening local time.
South Africa races to halt third Covid wave as its economic outlook improves – CNBC
South African economic activity has rebounded quicker than expected, but the country is racing to roll out Covid-19 vaccines as a third wave looms.
Australia gives China a run as world’s biggest gold producer, with top spot up for grabs – ABC News
New figures show Australia is challenging China for the title of the world’s biggest gold producer, but experts say it is too early to tell if Australia will take…