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Switzerland’s medical products authority has granted the first approval for a malaria medicine designed for small infants ...
Hong Kong’s stablecoin law takes effect August 1, marking a major shift in regulatory oversight. Over 40 firms are competing ...
Hong Kong’s stablecoin licensing regime, set to begin on August 1, is drawing significant interest from the region’s ...
One digital bank executive noted that Hong Kong’s insurance industry still relies heavily on offline agents, while digital ...
The Holme Bush Inn in Corfe Mullen welcomes 75,000 honeybees with help from Bee Mission 500, boosting pollination, local ...
Asian needle ants, native to Japan, Korea and China, were first detected in the U.S. "around or before the 1930s, probably in ships carrying plants and livestock." The USDA says, "Perhaps the most ...
China's bike-sharing platform Hellobike announced on Monday the setup of a new robotaxi firm jointly with Ant Group and CATL. The three parties have invested over 3 billion yuan ($417.40 million ...
In a new paper published this week in Nature, Kronauer and his colleagues report that often-overlooked ant pupae provide a crucial service to the colony: Their developing bodies make a milk-like ...
Before the new mandate, Ant Group’s micro-lending arms, Jiebei and Huabei, typically provided just 1% to 2% of the capital for such loans, according to research firm Financial Regulation & Law.
If approved, the licences will allow Ant to issue its own regulated stablecoins for use in cross-border payments and treasury operations. While Ant International is Singapore-based, its parent firm, ...
Ant Group, the Jack Ma-backed fintech powerhouse, is ramping up its global ambitions by planning to apply for stablecoin licenses in key Asian markets. The group’s Singapore-based international unit ...
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