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  1. 1The Blocktheblock.co · about 49 posts a weekThe Block features breaking Crypto news about Bitcoin, Blockchain, Web3, and DeFi from the web's most reliable source.Last post 9 Nov
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  1. Crypto-friendly Robinhood brings US IPO access to UK retail investors

    · theblock.co · James Hunt

    Robinhood has launched commission-free IPO Access in the UK, allowing retail investors to request shares in eligible U.S. listings

  2. Trump says he knows ‘nothing’ about UAE-linked investment in his crypto firm

    · theblock.co · Brian Danga

    Trump said he "knows nothing" about the UAE-linked investment in the crypto firm he co-owns, and that his sons run the business.

  3. Gloucestershire to rebrand as Bristol for T20 Blast from 2027

    · realnews.win

    Gloucestershire will no longer compete in the T20 Blast under the county's name, instead rebranding to Bristol from 2027. The club said the change aims to "reach a new audience" and address falling ticket revenue. The plans were presented to members at a strategy meeting in the Grace Room at…

  4. Google extends voluntary buyout offers to staff in several countries

    · realnews.win

    Google has expanded voluntary exit packages to several countries this year as it seeks to contain costs amid heavy spending on artificial intelligence. The company confirmed to Reuters that it began offering the packages in June to some employees in Canada, France, Germany, Japan and Switzerland. A…

  5. Inūra: A 'Ritual-Focused' Canadian Skin-Care Brand

    · fashionista.com · Fashionista

    Inūra's gentle yet effective formulas are made for every skin type, including sensitive and reactive skin.

  6. Your AI agent wants your money back — and that could mean trouble for these companies

    · businessinsider.com · Thibault Spirlet

    Personal AI agents are helping users lower bills and get refunds, exposing companies that rely on customers doing nothing.