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Keeping up with Kim Kardashian’s crypto controversy

The celebrity influencer has agreed to pay $1.3 million after the SEC accused her of improperly shilling for EthereumMax in a settlement that will likely serve as a warning to other social media stars.

Keeping up with Kim Kardashian’s crypto controversy

Circle and Robinhood pair up to bring USD Coin to the zero-fee crypto trading platform

The move comes one day after Robinhood debuted its new crypto product, and just weeks after Binance ended support for trading of USD Coin.

Circle and Robinhood pair up to bring USD Coin to the zero-fee crypto trading platform

Disinformation wars for the midterm elections have already begun: Meta takes down sprawling campaigns from China and Russia

A new report from Facebook’s parent suggests meddling from foreign powers is getting more sophisticated.

Disinformation wars for the midterm elections have already begun: Meta takes down sprawling campaigns from China and Russia

Chippy, Chipotle’s robot cook, is finally making its public debut in California

The burrito chain is unveiling its autonomous tortilla chip chef in Fountain Valley next month.

Chippy, Chipotle’s robot cook, is finally making its public debut in California

Two of the brightest minds in business talk AI, infrastructure, and the economic outlook for 2023

Former longtime American Express executive Ken Chenault and President Obama’s Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker share their thoughts on economics past, present, and future.

Two of the brightest minds in business talk AI, infrastructure, and the economic outlook for 2023

PayPal’s CEO Dan Schulman: “Capitalism needs an upgrade.”

In recent years, the concept of stakeholder capitalism that Schulman extols has become divisive.

PayPal’s CEO Dan Schulman: “Capitalism needs an upgrade.”

Wildly popular video game ‘Genshin Impact’ will be transformed into an anime show

The series, based on the pandemic-era megahit, is part of a recent and growing trend of TV shows inspired by video games.

Wildly popular video game ‘Genshin Impact’ will be transformed into an anime show

At this year’s NYFW, crypto and Web3 take the spotlight in the world of haute couture

Shows from Vivienne Tam and Tommy Hilfiger seek to bring NFTs and the metaverse into high fashion.

At this year’s NYFW, crypto and Web3 take the spotlight in the world of haute couture

South Korea issues warrant to arrest Do Kwon, creator of failed stablecoin Terra

Prosecutors claim the man at the center of this spring’s spectacular crypto crash has violated capital markets law.

South Korea issues warrant to arrest Do Kwon, creator of failed stablecoin Terra

China moon mineral discovery: Here’s why Changesite-(Y) could fuel a gold rush for lunar mining

Its chemical composition contains helium-3, a heavier isotope of helium that exists naturally within the earth’s crust, but is now becoming exceedingly rare on our planet.

China moon mineral discovery: Here’s why Changesite-(Y) could fuel a gold rush for lunar mining

Can the British monarchy survive Queen Elizabeth’s death?

The UK’s republican movement to abolish the monarchy had already been growing, especially among younger people. What happens now?

Can the British monarchy survive Queen Elizabeth’s death?

Fighting the dark underbelly of truffle fraud: Chemists seek to ID a gastronomic ‘black diamond’

There’s a lot of misidentification going on in truffle world, but the American Chemical Society hopes its new study can help.

Fighting the dark underbelly of truffle fraud: Chemists seek to ID a gastronomic ‘black diamond’

Can Hebbia build a better Google? This ‘neural search engine’ wants to reinvent the algorithm

The two-year-old startup’s product launches today, and it hopes to “transform” the market.

Can Hebbia build a better Google? This ‘neural search engine’ wants to reinvent the algorithm

Binance will stop supporting USD Coin trades in favor of its own stablecoin

The move has bewildered many.

Binance will stop supporting USD Coin trades in favor of its own stablecoin

Move over, coffee! Black tea helps ward off death

A new study published in the ‘Annals of Internal Medicine’ has found that drinking black tea could lead to a longer life.

Move over, coffee! Black tea helps ward off death

After an astonishing rise and fall, the Wing finally folds

With its speckled past, the startup’s shutdown comes as no surprise.

After an astonishing rise and fall, the Wing finally folds

How to track wildfires in California, Oregon, and across the U.S. with Esri’s new mapping tool

Using data from 22 agencies, the new Wildfire Aware app comes as wildfires along the West Coast have become more severe with climate change.

How to track wildfires in California, Oregon, and across the U.S. with Esri’s new mapping tool

NASA’s Artemis mission hopes to bring humans back to the moon—this time, to stay

On August 29, NASA will launch the first phase of landmark lunar expedition.

NASA’s Artemis mission hopes to bring humans back to the moon—this time, to stay

‘The most anticipated event in crypto history’ is coming: Here’s why the Merge matters

The price of Ethereum has risen nearly 70% in past weeks on hopes that a pivotal tech upgrade could breathe new life into the blockchain industry.

‘The most anticipated event in crypto history’ is coming: Here’s why the Merge matters

Fast Company Magazine

Molly White tried to tell you Web3 was not going great before the crypto crash

The software engineer has helped puncture the Web3 hype.

Molly White tried to tell you Web3 was not going great before the crypto crash

Tech

With the Pixel 7 series, Google tries again to answer the call of harried phone users

Amazon’s new gadgets aren’t trying to scare you anymore

Why more creatives should lead major companies: The story of Airbnb as told by cofounder & CEO Brian Chesky

News

Steve Case: Silicon Valley’s brain drain is bringing innovation back to small cities

Leaders, your employees are suffering from financial stress—and they want your help

TikTok is the health consultant of choice for an awful lot of Americans

Co.Design

‘We call it function follows form.’ Why Google’s new products are designed to be seen

Why Wikipedia wants a ‘sound logo’

Fast Company Magazine

With his movie ‘Bros’, Billy Eichner answers everyone who said his comedy was ‘too gay’

Work Life

How to make sure you land on your feet if you’re worried about layoffs

3 simple tricks for driving change in your workplace, no matter your role

Push through or give up? A simple framework to find the right motivation to work