Bitcoin: Crypto fans can now invest in exchange-traded funds – but what are they?
Long-awaited approval from US financial authorities means cryptocurrency fans have a new way to trade.
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Big Tech not done with layoffs as Google, Amazon announce cuts in 2024
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save SAN FRANCISCO — The wave of layoffs that has broken over Silicon Valley in the past two years isn’t over. On Wednesday, Google confirmed it had cut hundreds of engineering and hardware workers as it sought to cut costs and refocus on artificial intelligence. The…
