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US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
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California Governor Signs Executive Order to Craft Regulations for Cryptocurrency
California, which has an economy larger than all but four countries and where much of the world's technological innovation is born, became the first state to formally begin examining how to broadly adapt to cryptocurrency and related innovations.
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US President Joe Biden Said to Order Studies on Regulating, Issuing Cryptocurrency
US President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order on cryptocurrency this week that will mark the first step toward regulating how digital currency is traded.
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Enforcement Directorate Chief Gets A Year's Extension Days After Ordinance
The chief of Enforcement Directorate became the first to receive a year's extension in service days after the government passed an executive order to extend tenure of investigation agency chiefs.
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Zomato Worker Delivers Order In Spite Of Losing Wallet; Twitter Reacts
A Twitter thread surfaced about a Zomato worker, who delivered his assigned food order in spite of losing his wallet on the way.
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Ford CEO Jim Farley Says US Needs to Regulate Automated Driving Systems
Ford CEO Jim Farley has become the first high-profile auto executive to call for regulation of fully or partially automated vehicles in order to tighten the safety of electronic driving systems.
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In First 10 Days In Office, Biden To Take Major Steps To Address 4 Crises
US President-elect Joe Biden will sign executive orders on Inauguration Day next week to address the pandemic, the ailing US economy, climate change and racial injustice in America, a senior aide said Saturday.
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US Executes First Woman On Federal Death Row In 7 Decades
An American woman who murdered a pregnant dog breeder in order to steal her baby was put to death by lethal injection Wednesday, becoming the first female to be executed by US federal authorities in nearly seven decades.
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Trump Signs Order To Ensure "Americans Have Priority To Receive Vaccines"
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order "to ensure that American citizens have first priority to receive American vaccines."
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US Seeks To Secure Vaccine Supply As Britain Starts First Shots
The Trump administration sought to shore up the US vaccine supply on Tuesday as a 90-year-old British woman became the first person outside of trials to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
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US Supreme Court Allows Federal Executions To Proceed
The US Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the first federal executions in 17 years could proceed, overturning an injunction blocking them in order to allow legal challenges to the government's lethal-injection protocol to continue.
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US Supreme Court Allows First Federal Executions Of Prisoners In 17 Years
The Supreme Court of the United States on Tuesday allowed the first federal executions to proceed, overturning a lower court order delaying them.
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US Judge Delays First Federal Execution In 17 Years
A US judge ordered a delay on Monday of the first federal execution in the United States in 17 years, which is scheduled to be carried out later in the day.
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Nokia's Broadband Business Boosted as COVID-19 Pressures Networks
Finnish telecom equipment maker Nokia is seeing a pick up in orders as its broadband clients race to upgrade networks to meet higher user demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, a company executive said.
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139 Coronavirus Deaths In 1 Day, Trump Prevents Hoarding Medical Supplies
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to prevent hoarding of vital medical supplies and personal protective equipment as the country for the first time registered over 130 deaths in a day due to coronavirus.
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US President Said to to Sign New Order to Limit US Tech Investments in China by Mid-August
US President Joe Biden is planning to sign an executive order to limit critical US technology investments in China by mid-August. The order focuses on semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing. It won't affect any existing investments and will only prohibit certain transactions.
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California Governor Signs Executive Order to Craft Regulations for Cryptocurrency
California, which has an economy larger than all but four countries and where much of the world's technological innovation is born, became the first state to formally begin examining how to broadly adapt to cryptocurrency and related innovations.
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US President Joe Biden Said to Order Studies on Regulating, Issuing Cryptocurrency
US President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order on cryptocurrency this week that will mark the first step toward regulating how digital currency is traded.
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Enforcement Directorate Chief Gets A Year's Extension Days After Ordinance
The chief of Enforcement Directorate became the first to receive a year's extension in service days after the government passed an executive order to extend tenure of investigation agency chiefs.
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Zomato Worker Delivers Order In Spite Of Losing Wallet; Twitter Reacts
A Twitter thread surfaced about a Zomato worker, who delivered his assigned food order in spite of losing his wallet on the way.
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Ford CEO Jim Farley Says US Needs to Regulate Automated Driving Systems
Ford CEO Jim Farley has become the first high-profile auto executive to call for regulation of fully or partially automated vehicles in order to tighten the safety of electronic driving systems.
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In First 10 Days In Office, Biden To Take Major Steps To Address 4 Crises
US President-elect Joe Biden will sign executive orders on Inauguration Day next week to address the pandemic, the ailing US economy, climate change and racial injustice in America, a senior aide said Saturday.
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US Executes First Woman On Federal Death Row In 7 Decades
An American woman who murdered a pregnant dog breeder in order to steal her baby was put to death by lethal injection Wednesday, becoming the first female to be executed by US federal authorities in nearly seven decades.
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Trump Signs Order To Ensure "Americans Have Priority To Receive Vaccines"
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order "to ensure that American citizens have first priority to receive American vaccines."
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US Seeks To Secure Vaccine Supply As Britain Starts First Shots
The Trump administration sought to shore up the US vaccine supply on Tuesday as a 90-year-old British woman became the first person outside of trials to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.
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US Supreme Court Allows Federal Executions To Proceed
The US Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that the first federal executions in 17 years could proceed, overturning an injunction blocking them in order to allow legal challenges to the government's lethal-injection protocol to continue.
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US Supreme Court Allows First Federal Executions Of Prisoners In 17 Years
The Supreme Court of the United States on Tuesday allowed the first federal executions to proceed, overturning a lower court order delaying them.
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US Judge Delays First Federal Execution In 17 Years
A US judge ordered a delay on Monday of the first federal execution in the United States in 17 years, which is scheduled to be carried out later in the day.
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Nokia's Broadband Business Boosted as COVID-19 Pressures Networks
Finnish telecom equipment maker Nokia is seeing a pick up in orders as its broadband clients race to upgrade networks to meet higher user demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, a company executive said.
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139 Coronavirus Deaths In 1 Day, Trump Prevents Hoarding Medical Supplies
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to prevent hoarding of vital medical supplies and personal protective equipment as the country for the first time registered over 130 deaths in a day due to coronavirus.
