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Factbox - Financial firms line up spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund applications
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Antarctica is missing 2.6 million square kilometres of sea ice and experts are baffled
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Belkin introduces the BoostCharge Pro 2-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad with MagSafe
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Who is Ray Lalonde? Former ‘Jeopardy!’ champ joins picket line for WGA strike, refuses to return to game show
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Elon Musk 'likes' trending #BanTheADL posts as white supremacist ad runs on platform
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European shares gain on hopes of end to Fed rate hikes, China stimulus
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China's central bank structural policy tools rise to $959 billion at end-Sept
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As legalized gambling becomes pervasive, NCAA rules against it remain strict with tough penalties
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