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Coinbase CEO Calls Out Apple for Stirring Antitrust Issues With ‘Crypto-Unfriendly’ App Store Rules
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has called out Apple for not being supportive towards the crypto community. Speaking to Indian YouTuber Tanmay Bhatt, Armstrong said that Apple’s App Store does not allow crypto apps to feature and function as per their full potential on its platform. This unfair treatment towards the crypto space, Armstrong said, hig...
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Verizon's Data Trove Could Help AOL Score With Ads
In a memo to employees, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong offered a rhapsodic hymn on a single subject: mobile.
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Lance Armstrong settles $3 million insurance lawsuit
Nebraska-based Acceptance Insurance sued Armstrong in Texas earlier this year after he admitted he doped during a career in which he won the Tour de France seven times. Acceptance attorney Mark Kincaid and Armstrong attorney Tim Herman declined to disclose details of the settlement, but both said the case was resolved to the mutual satisfactio...
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Microsoft to buy 800 patents from AOL for $1 billion
AOL has agreed to sell 800 patents and related applications to Microsoft and grant it a license for its remaining patents.
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Microsoft to buy 800 patents from AOL for $1 billion
AOL has agreed to sell 800 patents and related applications to Microsoft and grant it a license for its remaining patents.
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Coinbase CEO Calls Out Apple for Stirring Antitrust Issues With ‘Crypto-Unfriendly’ App Store Rules
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has called out Apple for not being supportive towards the crypto community. Speaking to Indian YouTuber Tanmay Bhatt, Armstrong said that Apple’s App Store does not allow crypto apps to feature and function as per their full potential on its platform. This unfair treatment towards the crypto space, Armstrong said, hig...
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Verizon's Data Trove Could Help AOL Score With Ads
In a memo to employees, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong offered a rhapsodic hymn on a single subject: mobile.
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Lance Armstrong settles $3 million insurance lawsuit
Nebraska-based Acceptance Insurance sued Armstrong in Texas earlier this year after he admitted he doped during a career in which he won the Tour de France seven times. Acceptance attorney Mark Kincaid and Armstrong attorney Tim Herman declined to disclose details of the settlement, but both said the case was resolved to the mutual satisfactio...
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Microsoft to buy 800 patents from AOL for $1 billion
AOL has agreed to sell 800 patents and related applications to Microsoft and grant it a license for its remaining patents.
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Microsoft to buy 800 patents from AOL for $1 billion
AOL has agreed to sell 800 patents and related applications to Microsoft and grant it a license for its remaining patents.
