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In a recent interview, Tim Cook stated he believes money should remain a matter for governments, not businesses.
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Ripple users are left infuriated after the company’s latest XRP dump, Craig Wright challenges 500,000 BTC payout, and Apple says it is watching crypto closely.
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Apple Pay sees potential in cryptocurrencies, the company’s vice president Jennifer Bailey said during a recent interview.
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GlobalFoundries, the world’s second-biggest semiconductor foundry by sales after TSMC, has filed multiple infringement lawsuits against its competitor.
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Binance’s iOS app is officially listed on the Apple App Store once again following a delay for review.
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As Apple unveils its new cryptographic framework, experts weigh in on its relevance to the cryptocurrency industry.
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The tech giant is eyeing making its apps more cryptographically secure at the behest of developers.
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