Lawmakers in California have introduced a new bill geared towards cannabis companies. Assembly Bill 953 was introduced on February 21st. This new piece of legislation would allow cannabis-related businesses to pay taxes and fees in digital currency—more specifically, in stablecoins. Assembly Bill 953 If passed, Assembly Bill 953 would allow all California-based tax offices (state, city, and
            
          Month: March 2019
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance is hoping to boost the number of people testing its upcoming decentralized exchange (DEX) platform by giving away $100,000 in tokens. Announcing the news on Twitter on Friday, Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao said: “To test the hell out of @Binance_DEX, we are giving away roughly $100,000 USD equivalent, in REAL $BNB, as reward
            
          Now that Seattle is officially the smartest city in the U.S., with the highest percentage of college graduates, I thought I would lay out some rules and observations for the hordes of smart people who continue to move here. After all, nothing is more important than making life easy for the smart. We always knew
            
          New York City‘s deputy mayor for housing and economic development, Alicia Glen, told CNBC on Friday, her last day in office, that she’d like to see more women running big companies — and if that were the case, deals like the now-scuttled Amazon headquarters plans for Queens might have different outcomes. “Maybe if there weren’t
            
          View Bitcoin’s retreat from highs near $3,900 seen yesterday has poured cold water over the bull mood generated by Wednesday’s quick recovery from lows near $3,650. Therefore, the immediate outlook is neutral. A UTC close above $3,897 (previous day’s high) would validate Wednesday’s long-tailed candle and open the doors to re-test of the last week’s
            
          If you graduated from college years ago and are still reeling from the costs, you’re not alone. A new survey from Bankrate shows that 73 percent of respondents have delayed at least one major life milestone because of their student loan debt. Participants said they’ve put off buying a house (23 percent), saving for retirement
            
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