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Bitcoin ‘Halving’ Software Update Cuts Supply of New Tokens in Threat to Miners
Bitcoin halving, the software update that is designed to cut the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions, has been completed. Most of the impact from the halving is expected to be on Bitcoin mining companies rather than the actual price of the cryptocurrency.
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Australian Man Wins Discrimination Claim After Pub Refused Entry To His Chihuahua: Report
A man in Australia has won an anti-discrimination claim against a pub that refused to allow him entry with his assistance dog.
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Central Government Rolled Out Good Samaritan Scheme For Road Accidents, States Yet To Avail It: Report
The Centre amended the Motor Vehicle Act to add cash incentives and identity protection for Good Samaritans that help road accident victims. However, the states are yet to implement the same.
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Losing Has Never Been More Lucrative At The Australian Open
The Australian Open is not the world's richest tennis tournament but it rewards its losers like no other.
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Time Off For Good Behaviour: This Firm Rewards Non-Smokers
Non-smoking employees at one Japanese firm are getting six additional days' holiday to compensate for the time their colleagues spend puffing away at work.
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Spurt In Naxal Surrenders in Bastar: Reward Effect or Rebel Strategy?
Naxal-hit Bastar has suddenly witnessed a spurt in surrenders. With 148 Naxals surrendering between July and September, there has been a remarkable rise in the numbers of rebels laying down arms. But while the state authorities attribute this to a nearly six-fold hike in compensation and a sustained campaign, there are those who cite other causes. ...
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Mumbai Mantralaya fire: men who saved Tricolour left in the lurch
Seven bravehearts who risked their lives to save the nation's pride -- the tricolour -- during the Mantralaya fire on June 21 2012, have been running from pillar to post for the reward promised to them soon after the incident.
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Boeing boosted CEO's 2012 pay 15 per cent
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney's compensation rose 15 percent last year to $21.1 million as the company rewarded him for better-than-expected profits and faster airplane production.
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Bitcoin ‘Halving’ Software Update Cuts Supply of New Tokens in Threat to Miners
Bitcoin halving, the software update that is designed to cut the amount of Bitcoin released from the network to compensate companies known as miners for validating transactions, has been completed. Most of the impact from the halving is expected to be on Bitcoin mining companies rather than the actual price of the cryptocurrency.
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Australian Man Wins Discrimination Claim After Pub Refused Entry To His Chihuahua: Report
A man in Australia has won an anti-discrimination claim against a pub that refused to allow him entry with his assistance dog.
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Central Government Rolled Out Good Samaritan Scheme For Road Accidents, States Yet To Avail It: Report
The Centre amended the Motor Vehicle Act to add cash incentives and identity protection for Good Samaritans that help road accident victims. However, the states are yet to implement the same.
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Losing Has Never Been More Lucrative At The Australian Open
The Australian Open is not the world's richest tennis tournament but it rewards its losers like no other.
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Time Off For Good Behaviour: This Firm Rewards Non-Smokers
Non-smoking employees at one Japanese firm are getting six additional days' holiday to compensate for the time their colleagues spend puffing away at work.
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Spurt In Naxal Surrenders in Bastar: Reward Effect or Rebel Strategy?
Naxal-hit Bastar has suddenly witnessed a spurt in surrenders. With 148 Naxals surrendering between July and September, there has been a remarkable rise in the numbers of rebels laying down arms. But while the state authorities attribute this to a nearly six-fold hike in compensation and a sustained campaign, there are those who cite other causes. ...
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Mumbai Mantralaya fire: men who saved Tricolour left in the lurch
Seven bravehearts who risked their lives to save the nation's pride -- the tricolour -- during the Mantralaya fire on June 21 2012, have been running from pillar to post for the reward promised to them soon after the incident.
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Boeing boosted CEO's 2012 pay 15 per cent
Boeing CEO Jim McNerney's compensation rose 15 percent last year to $21.1 million as the company rewarded him for better-than-expected profits and faster airplane production.
