Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ January 29, 2018
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	Bitcoin And Other Currency Sundries Forbes Wikipedia's definition for "sundries" reads, "Miscellaneous small items, usually of no large value and too numerous to mention separately ..." I wouldn't say that cryptocurrencies belong in the toilet, but we're not all that far from the other qualifiers of "no large value" and "too numerous to mention." Given ... Flag as irrelevant
	No yen, we want crypto: Japanese band Virtual Currency Girls gulfnews.com TOKYO: Members of a Japanese girl pop group, the Virtual Currency Girls, said on Monday they had refused an offer to be paid in yen and would stay loyal to cryptocurrencies despite a $530 million cyber heist jeopardising their chances of getting paid. A cryptocurrency account that pays part of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hack hits crypto currency InterGame A hacking attack last week saw the largest Japanese digital currency exchange cheated of US$534m in virtual assets. Coincheck will use its own funds to reimburse more than 46bn yen ($423m) to customers who lost their crypto currency coins last Friday. Trading was suspended on the Tokyo-based ... Flag as irrelevant
	RBC Global Asset Management Inc. expands line-up of $US and currency neutral solutions for ... Markets Insider TORONTO, Jan. 29, 2018 /CNW/ - RBC Global Asset Management Inc. (RBC GAM Inc.) today announced the launch of six new investment solutions now available to Canadian investors. These new solutions expand RBC GAM Inc.'s line-up of $U.S. fixed income and currency neutral solutions, providing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fineqia Invests with Digital Currency Group in Blockchain Co. Nivaura PR Newswire (press release) Fineqia joins New York-based Digital Currency Group (DCG), the world's top investor in blockchain companies in 2017 according to market research firm CB Insights, in Nivaura's first institutional financing round. Allen & Overy, the world's eighth largest law firm by revenue according to American Lawyer, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Three held over loss of RM8.3m in foreign currency The Sun Daily KUALA LUMPUR: The police arrested three men in two cases over the weekend to assist in the investigation into the loss of foreign currency estimated at RM8.3 million of a wholesale currency company. Kuala Lumpur Police chief Datuk Mazlan Lazim said today the men, aged between 33 and 43, were ... Flag as irrelevant
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