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Prosecutors Offer 30-Day Delay To Landmark Trump Hush Money Trial
Prosecutors preparing to put Donald Trump on trial in New York for allegedly covering up hush money payments said they would accept a delay of up to 30 days Thursday after both sides received a deluge of case documents, court filings showed.
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Binance's European Banking Partner Paysafe to Stop Offering Wallet Solution to Crypto Exchange From September
Paysafe Payment Solutions, Binance's European banking partner, said on Thursday it will cease offering its embedded wallet solution to the US cryptocurrency exchange across the European Economic Area (EEA) from September 25.
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Binance Pay Launches in US Amid Massive Withdrawals Shaking Up Platform
Binance is now offering its Binance Pay service in the US market. The feature, which supports peer-to-peer payments as well as merchant transactions, enables users to facilitate immediate payments via cryptocurrencies supported by Binance. The exchange does not charge a gas fee for facilitating transactions through the Binance Pay app.
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US Crypto Giant Coinbase Gets Licence To Operate In Singapore
Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the United States, said it has received approval from Singapore's central bank to offer payment services in the city-state.
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PayPal Finally Lets Users Transfer Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Out to External Wallets
Payments firm PayPal has rolled out new functionalities for users of its crypto app. The changes, announced yesterday, allow users to transfer crypto between PayPal and other wallets, and come in response to customer demand.
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Famed Chipotle Mexican Grill Opens Crypto Payments, Partners Flexa for Transactions
Mexican food chain Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) has opened crypto payments for its customers in the US. Flexa, the online payments provider, has been roped-in to facilitate crypto transactions for CMG. Over 3,000 CMG outlets in the US are currently offering a ten percent discount on purchases made via crypto assets.
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Robinhood Pens Deal to Acquire UK Crypto Firm Ziglu in Bid to Expand to Markets Outside the US
Robinhood agreed to acquire Ziglu, a London-based crypto and payments company, ending the US brokerage’s long pause on international expansion.
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Google to Allow Third-Party App Payments for First Time in South Korea
Google said it plans to allow third-party payment systems in South Korea to comply with a new law, marking the first time the US tech giant has amended its payment policy for a specific country.
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Binance Removes Singapore Products From Main Platform After Regulator's Warning
Binance has said that it will restrict its services in Singapore days after the state's central bank said it should stop offering payment services. Binance will also remove its app from the Singapore iOS and Google Play store.
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US Sets Up $10 Million Reward in Fight Against Ransomware Attacks; Payout Option in Cryptocurrency
The US government has announced reward payments of up to $10 million (roughly Rs. 74.6 crores) for tips that led to the arrest of cyber criminals. In a first for a US state agency, the reward payment options include cryptocurrency payouts.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Says App Will Be Its Subsidiary Under Deal With Trump
ByteDance said on Monday that TikTok's global business will become its subsidiary, even as Oracle and Walmart said over the weekend that they and US investors would own the majority of the video app following a deal with US President Donald Trump's administration.
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Ex-USADA chief says Armstrong representative offered payment - report
Former US Anti-Doping Agency chief Terry Madden told US media Saturday that Lance Armstrong did offer USADA a donation in 2004, contrary to the shamed cyclist's claim in a confessional TV interview.
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NATO air strike: US willing to offer solatia payments to Pak
In keeping with its practice in Afghanistan, the US is willing to offer solatia payments to the families of Pakistani soldiers killed in a cross-border NATO strike last month as it tries to resolve the crisis generated in its aftermath, a Pentagon spokesman said on Friday.
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CIA offers bounties to Pakistani intelligence?
The CIA provides hundreds of millions dollars to Pakistan's spy service, including payments for the capture or killing of wanted militants, a US newspaper reports.
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Prosecutors Offer 30-Day Delay To Landmark Trump Hush Money Trial
Prosecutors preparing to put Donald Trump on trial in New York for allegedly covering up hush money payments said they would accept a delay of up to 30 days Thursday after both sides received a deluge of case documents, court filings showed.
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Binance's European Banking Partner Paysafe to Stop Offering Wallet Solution to Crypto Exchange From September
Paysafe Payment Solutions, Binance's European banking partner, said on Thursday it will cease offering its embedded wallet solution to the US cryptocurrency exchange across the European Economic Area (EEA) from September 25.
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Binance Pay Launches in US Amid Massive Withdrawals Shaking Up Platform
Binance is now offering its Binance Pay service in the US market. The feature, which supports peer-to-peer payments as well as merchant transactions, enables users to facilitate immediate payments via cryptocurrencies supported by Binance. The exchange does not charge a gas fee for facilitating transactions through the Binance Pay app.
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US Crypto Giant Coinbase Gets Licence To Operate In Singapore
Coinbase, the largest crypto exchange in the United States, said it has received approval from Singapore's central bank to offer payment services in the city-state.
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PayPal Finally Lets Users Transfer Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Out to External Wallets
Payments firm PayPal has rolled out new functionalities for users of its crypto app. The changes, announced yesterday, allow users to transfer crypto between PayPal and other wallets, and come in response to customer demand.
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Famed Chipotle Mexican Grill Opens Crypto Payments, Partners Flexa for Transactions
Mexican food chain Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) has opened crypto payments for its customers in the US. Flexa, the online payments provider, has been roped-in to facilitate crypto transactions for CMG. Over 3,000 CMG outlets in the US are currently offering a ten percent discount on purchases made via crypto assets.
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Robinhood Pens Deal to Acquire UK Crypto Firm Ziglu in Bid to Expand to Markets Outside the US
Robinhood agreed to acquire Ziglu, a London-based crypto and payments company, ending the US brokerage’s long pause on international expansion.
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Google to Allow Third-Party App Payments for First Time in South Korea
Google said it plans to allow third-party payment systems in South Korea to comply with a new law, marking the first time the US tech giant has amended its payment policy for a specific country.
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Binance Removes Singapore Products From Main Platform After Regulator's Warning
Binance has said that it will restrict its services in Singapore days after the state's central bank said it should stop offering payment services. Binance will also remove its app from the Singapore iOS and Google Play store.
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US Sets Up $10 Million Reward in Fight Against Ransomware Attacks; Payout Option in Cryptocurrency
The US government has announced reward payments of up to $10 million (roughly Rs. 74.6 crores) for tips that led to the arrest of cyber criminals. In a first for a US state agency, the reward payment options include cryptocurrency payouts.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance Says App Will Be Its Subsidiary Under Deal With Trump
ByteDance said on Monday that TikTok's global business will become its subsidiary, even as Oracle and Walmart said over the weekend that they and US investors would own the majority of the video app following a deal with US President Donald Trump's administration.
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Ex-USADA chief says Armstrong representative offered payment - report
Former US Anti-Doping Agency chief Terry Madden told US media Saturday that Lance Armstrong did offer USADA a donation in 2004, contrary to the shamed cyclist's claim in a confessional TV interview.
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NATO air strike: US willing to offer solatia payments to Pak
In keeping with its practice in Afghanistan, the US is willing to offer solatia payments to the families of Pakistani soldiers killed in a cross-border NATO strike last month as it tries to resolve the crisis generated in its aftermath, a Pentagon spokesman said on Friday.
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CIA offers bounties to Pakistani intelligence?
The CIA provides hundreds of millions dollars to Pakistan's spy service, including payments for the capture or killing of wanted militants, a US newspaper reports.
