Category: Bit Headlines
Wheat procurement ends, UP procures merely 5.6% of its target
State-owned Food Corporation of India (FCI) and state agencies undertake procurement at MSP to meet the requirement under the Public Distribution System (PDS) and other welfare schemes.
Voyager Digital Temporarily Suspends All Trading, Withdrawals and Deposits
Shares of the troubled digital broker were down more than 17% on Friday.
The end of a second straight month of layoffs in tech
June brought another wave of layoffs in tech, with cuts impacting roughly the same number of employees as May: 16,000 employees, according to tracker layoffs.fyi. Another layoff aggregator from TrueUp paints a more dire picture, counting 26,000 impacted employees this month, up from about 20,000 las…
The Princess review: Hulu’s fairytale fight film packs a punch
Hulu’s genre-mashing action film The Princess is a fun, hard-hitting fairytale adventure that subverts expectations and delivers plenty of surprises.
Building responsible AI: 5 pillars for an ethical future
Humans are building AI, so they bring their own ethics into the design, oftentimes for the worse. Responsible AI can help mitigate this bias.
Dometic CCF-T Center Console Fridge Puts A 12V Refrigerator Right Next To Your Truck’s Front Seat
Dometic makes some of the best portable fridges out there, allowing you to keep a fridge in the back of your car for on-the-go ice cold refreshments. Problem is, you’d still have to either park the car to access the boot or reach towards the backseat while driving to get a drink, neither of which …
Report on benchmarking payment systems released: Payments acceptance infra must be improved, says RBI
The benchmarking exercise reveals that there is a need to enhance the spread of ATMs and PoS terminals
Half of Latin Americans Have Used Cryptocurrencies, Mastercard Survey Shows
Fifty-one percent of consumers in Latin America made at least one transaction with cryptocurrencies.
Custodia Bank’s CEO Says Bad Actors and Regulators Caused Crypto Crash
Caitlin Long said bankruptcies were inevitable the moment bitcoin “started being leveraged, rehypothecated, or financialized with debt.”