Stripe says it’s open to accepting crypto for payments, three years after ending bitcoin support ] Stripe isn’t ruling out accepting cryptocurrency as a method of payment in the future, according to co-founder John Collison.

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Google Play best apps, games of 2021: BGMI, Bitclass, Clubhouse top list in India ] FrontRow has emerged as the Best App for Fun, while Embibe was named among the Best Apps for Personal Growth.

Christie’s “Handbags x HYPE” Auction: Birkin Bags, ‘DONDA’ Vests ] When it comes to the crème de la crème of hype sales, Christie’s basically has the market cornered.

Bitcoin sentiment in ‘wild’ divergence from reality as $53K BTC triggers ‘extreme fear’ ] Bitcoin (BTC) has stabilized at around $55,000 after dropping by $6,000 in a single day — but crypto market sentiment is still in shock.

Dow tanks 900 points on COVID concerns, worst one-day drop of the year ] The Dow Jones Industrial Average tanked more than 900 points Friday in a holiday-shortened trading day after the discovery of a new variant of COVID-19 in South Africa jilted investors around the world.

Reliance Industries, Tarsons Products, Asian Paints and other hot stocks on November 26 ] Contd… Earlier last week, the company had confirmed that it is re-evaluating the deal signed in 2019, which would have given Saudi Aramco a 20 percent stake in the company.

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Jerome Powell’s first term was among the most controversial of any Fed chairman ] New York (CNN Business) Jerome Powell’s tenure leading the Federal Reserve has been among the most tumultuous in the central bank’s history.

Iraq: The Slippery Road to Economic Recovery ] Although the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on maritime trade last year was less severe than expected, the knock-on effects will be far reaching and could transform the sector, the UN trade and development body, UNCTAD, said in its latest report, published on Thursday.