The Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, together with the Nasdaq-listed Bitdeer Technologies, is planning to set up a $500 million corpus to develop crypto mining in the country, as per a Bloomberg report.
Bhutan plans a US$500 million fund for crypto mining in the Himalayas
MUMBAI – Bhutan’s investment arm and Nasdaq-listed company Bitdeer Technologies Group plan to seek investors for a fund worth up to US$500 million (S$666 million) that will be used to develop …
Banque Havilland Qatar row is defining moment for family firm
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Murder mystery: Suspect found living on missing man’s property near Ash Fork
What could have been a simple welfare check on a man who may have simply left the area, was only discovered to be something far more nefarious.” …
Should Jordan, 58, and Joy, 57, leave their cottage to their children?
It’s often better to sell the cottage and let the kids split the profits, says planner, as it cuts down on potential quarrels …
Duckworth: DoD needs to think ahead in the Indo-Pacific
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Is the Midwestern Armadillo Invasion Responsible for Turkey Population Declines?
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Sandiganbayan junks Marcos family motion to reacquire illegally-obtained properties, assets
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Chinese tycoon Chen Hongtian in talks with banks to resolve ‘mild’ mortgage defaults on Hong Kong property worth US$127 million
Chinese tycoon Chen Hongtian is in discussions with lenders to retrieve assets worth HK$10 billion (US$127 million) after a ‘short-term liquidity issue’ forced him to miss mortgage payments.
Beautifully Landscaped Fort Hunt Home Was On Washington’s Land
This property sits on what was once George Washington’s River Farm and is available for the first time since 1950.