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Elon Musk VS Mark Cuban Over Diversity Initiative In US Companies
World's richest man Elon Musk and Shark Tank fame and NBA's Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban got into a spat over the issue of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American corporations.
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Mark Cuban Pitches DOGE Upgrade to Elon Musk as Way to Combat Spam Army on Twitter
Dogecoin can be used as an incentive for humans to flag spammers on Twitter, American billionaire Mark Cuban has suggested Elon Musk. The development comes after Twitter accepted Musk’s offer to buy it for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,36,800 crore).
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Mark Cuban Says 80 Percent of His New, ‘Non-Shark Tank’ Investments Back Crypto Sector
Billionaire Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban has once again reinstated his support for the crypto sector. In a recent podcast with comedian Jon Stewart, Cuban revealed that majority of his new investments are on crypto-related ventures. The American business tycoon has predicted a bright future for cryptocurrencies.
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Billionaire Entrepreneur Mark Cuban Says He’s Invested in Dogecoin: The Amount Might Be Lesser Than You Think
American billionaire Mark Cuban, a high-profile supporter of cryptocurrency, has revealed that he owned less than $500 (roughly Rs. 37,170) worth of Dogecoin. The billionaire investor and Shark Tank star said this when a Twitter user asked him about Bitcoin and Dogecoin, wishing to know which of the two cryptocurrencies he held more in his investme...
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United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Hemingway Legacy Writes Unifying Chapter For US, Cuba: Lawmaker
Ernest Hemingway's legacy helps to bring Americans and Cubans together, an American congressman said as he opened an archive at the legendary writer's onetime home in Havana, despite tensions between the two nations.
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Keeping Up With The Kims: The Salt Lake Blogger Who Watches North Korea's Elite
North Korea's leadership might just be the toughest intelligence nut to crack. Kim Jong Un hasn't traveled outside the country since becoming its leader at the end of 2011. In those six years, he's met only a handful of outsiders. They include the usual cast of communist-linked characters - Chinese, Cubans, Syrians - as well as the less-expected de...
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This Is Believed To Be The 'Most Difficult Aircraft In The World To Fly'
It may not sound possible to "catch" an American spy plane while driving a Dodge Charger. But that's precisely what we did on a sweltering August afternoon at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates
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Twitter War Erupts Between US President Donald Trump, Businessman Mark Cuban
A Twitter war spurred between US President Donald Trump and American businessman and television personality, Mark Cuban after the latter cautioned the chief executives in a newspaper article "not to cozy up to Trump", media reports said.
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'I Am Fidel!': Cuba, Leftist Leaders Rally For Fidel Castro
Leftist Latin American leaders vowed on Tuesday to carry the torch of Fidel Castro's revolution at a massive rally in honor of the late Cuban communist icon in Havana.
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After Justin Trudeau Called Fidel Castro A 'Remarkable Leader,' Twitter Imagined What He Would Say About Stalin
In America, President-elect Donald Trump and Cuban American senators all but cheered Fidel Castro's death.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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First US Chain Hotel In A Half-Century Opens In Cuba
Starwood Hotels on Tuesday took over management of a luxury hotel in central Havana, becoming the first big American hospitality chain with a presence on the island since the Cuban Revolution a half-century ago.
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Are There Political Prisoners In Cuba?
It was one of the most awkward moments of a press conference that was full of them: when an American journalist asked Cuban President Raul Castro about the fate of political prisoners on the island.
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Now, Non-US Citizens Can Book an Airbnb in Cuba
Airbnb began doing business in Cuba a year ago, tapping an already existing tradition of Cubans opening their homes to paying travelers, but only American customers were allowed to use the service.
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Elon Musk VS Mark Cuban Over Diversity Initiative In US Companies
World's richest man Elon Musk and Shark Tank fame and NBA's Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban got into a spat over the issue of Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American corporations.
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Mark Cuban Pitches DOGE Upgrade to Elon Musk as Way to Combat Spam Army on Twitter
Dogecoin can be used as an incentive for humans to flag spammers on Twitter, American billionaire Mark Cuban has suggested Elon Musk. The development comes after Twitter accepted Musk’s offer to buy it for $44 billion (roughly Rs. 3,36,800 crore).
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Mark Cuban Says 80 Percent of His New, ‘Non-Shark Tank’ Investments Back Crypto Sector
Billionaire Shark Tank investor Mark Cuban has once again reinstated his support for the crypto sector. In a recent podcast with comedian Jon Stewart, Cuban revealed that majority of his new investments are on crypto-related ventures. The American business tycoon has predicted a bright future for cryptocurrencies.
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Billionaire Entrepreneur Mark Cuban Says He’s Invested in Dogecoin: The Amount Might Be Lesser Than You Think
American billionaire Mark Cuban, a high-profile supporter of cryptocurrency, has revealed that he owned less than $500 (roughly Rs. 37,170) worth of Dogecoin. The billionaire investor and Shark Tank star said this when a Twitter user asked him about Bitcoin and Dogecoin, wishing to know which of the two cryptocurrencies he held more in his investme...
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United States To End Commercial Flights To All Cuban Airports Except Havana
The United States will suspend all scheduled flights to Cuba except to its capital Havana, authorities said Friday, as US President Donald Trump pushes to dismantle the rapprochement begun by his predecessor Barack Obama.
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Hemingway Legacy Writes Unifying Chapter For US, Cuba: Lawmaker
Ernest Hemingway's legacy helps to bring Americans and Cubans together, an American congressman said as he opened an archive at the legendary writer's onetime home in Havana, despite tensions between the two nations.
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Keeping Up With The Kims: The Salt Lake Blogger Who Watches North Korea's Elite
North Korea's leadership might just be the toughest intelligence nut to crack. Kim Jong Un hasn't traveled outside the country since becoming its leader at the end of 2011. In those six years, he's met only a handful of outsiders. They include the usual cast of communist-linked characters - Chinese, Cubans, Syrians - as well as the less-expected de...
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This Is Believed To Be The 'Most Difficult Aircraft In The World To Fly'
It may not sound possible to "catch" an American spy plane while driving a Dodge Charger. But that's precisely what we did on a sweltering August afternoon at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates
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Twitter War Erupts Between US President Donald Trump, Businessman Mark Cuban
A Twitter war spurred between US President Donald Trump and American businessman and television personality, Mark Cuban after the latter cautioned the chief executives in a newspaper article "not to cozy up to Trump", media reports said.
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'I Am Fidel!': Cuba, Leftist Leaders Rally For Fidel Castro
Leftist Latin American leaders vowed on Tuesday to carry the torch of Fidel Castro's revolution at a massive rally in honor of the late Cuban communist icon in Havana.
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After Justin Trudeau Called Fidel Castro A 'Remarkable Leader,' Twitter Imagined What He Would Say About Stalin
In America, President-elect Donald Trump and Cuban American senators all but cheered Fidel Castro's death.
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Miami's Cubans Celebrate Fidel Castro's Death, Hopeful For Fresh Start
Cuban-Americans poured into the streets of Miami's Little Havana on Saturday to celebrate the death of Fidel Castro, while leaders of Florida's Cuban emigre community portrayed his passing as a hopeful sign for reform in their homeland.
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First US Chain Hotel In A Half-Century Opens In Cuba
Starwood Hotels on Tuesday took over management of a luxury hotel in central Havana, becoming the first big American hospitality chain with a presence on the island since the Cuban Revolution a half-century ago.
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Are There Political Prisoners In Cuba?
It was one of the most awkward moments of a press conference that was full of them: when an American journalist asked Cuban President Raul Castro about the fate of political prisoners on the island.
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Now, Non-US Citizens Can Book an Airbnb in Cuba
Airbnb began doing business in Cuba a year ago, tapping an already existing tradition of Cubans opening their homes to paying travelers, but only American customers were allowed to use the service.
