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NFT Use Cases are Establishing New Legal Frontiers

Kramer Levin | Jan 23, 2023 As the applications for NFTs grow, the legal considerations expand, particularly when the NFTs are used in ways that touch on multiple areas of the law. Creative work NFTs: NFTs are associated with a particular work, be it an image, video, music, or writing (currently the most popular use


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Payment Trends: Opportunities and Risks Shaping 2023

Capgemini | Nilesh Vaidya | Jan 30, 2023 Top Trends in Payments 2023 contains Capgemini’s perspectives on the top 10 trends for the months ahead We anticipate widespread opportunity for innovation and growth. Trends include payment providers’ customer-centricity strategies such as buy-now/pay-later and embedded finance, data-safeguarding tokenization, and sustainability protocols focused on eco-friendly payment modes.


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Medicare users still have time to change, drop 2023 Advantage Plan coverage. What to know

If you picked a Medicare Advantage Plan during the most recent fall annual enrollment period and it's not a good fit, you can make a change through March 31.

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How to figure out the best time to file your tax return: Don't 'race to the finish line,' say tax pros

You may want a faster tax refund, but the IRS says to slow down and prepare first. Here's the best time to file your tax return.

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Social Security, Medicare should be 'off the table' in debt ceiling negotiations, House Speaker McCarthy says. Democrats worry it's code for benefit cuts

Debt ceiling negotiations between Democrats and Republicans should not include Social Security and Medicare, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Sunday.

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Long Covid has an ‘underappreciated’ role in labor shortage, study finds

Long Covid has kept some people out of work for over a year, a new report finds, offering yet more evidence of the illness' labor impact.

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Social Security, Medicare should be 'off the table' in debt ceiling talks, McCarthy says

Debt ceiling negotiations between Democrats and Republicans should not include Social Security and Medicare, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Sunday.

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How AI Is Disrupting The Web Development Industry

Guest Post | Jan 30, 2023 AI is disrupting the web development industry in a number of ways, from automated code generation to predictive design and personalization. One of the most significant ways in which AI is impacting the industry is through the use of AI content detection tools. These tools are revolutionizing the way


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Why You Should Start Playing at Minimum Deposit Casinos

Jan 30, 2023 Gambling is a thrilling and exciting pastime that many people enjoy. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a newcomer to the world of online casinos, there are plenty of benefits to starting at a minimum deposit casino. Therefore, let’s explore some key advantages of playing at these types of casinos and where


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Top Wall Street analysts like these stocks for maximum returns

TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Meta and Alphabet

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What happens if the Supreme Court strikes down student loan forgiveness? Here are 3 predictions

Here's what experts predict will happen if the Supreme Court rules against President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.

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U.S. unemployment system still plagued by delays 3 years after pandemic-era downturn

Unemployment benefits aren't reaching people in a timely manner despite a low volume of claims. The system is still recovering from the initial pandemic shock.

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Rent prices have dropped the most in these 5 U.S. metros. Why it's cheaper to rent than buy in many markets

Despite rising U.S. rental prices, competition is easing in some markets as inventory grows, according to a new report.

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White House approves 16 million people for contested student loan forgiveness plan. Whether they see relief depends on Supreme Court decision

More than 16 million people have been approved for student loan forgiveness, but whether they see the relief will depend on the Supreme Court's decision.

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What is a 'rolling recession' and how does it impact consumers? Economic experts explain

Experts, including a former White House Council of Economic Advisers chair, weigh in on where the economy stands and how consumers can brace for what's ahead.

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