Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 22, 2018
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	Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey: Bitcoin may become world's single currency in 10 years Virginian-Pilot Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey believes the dollar, euro and yen may soon be ditched in favor of a single digital currency around the globe — and that may be bitcoin. In an interview with the British newspaper The Times of London, Dorsey shared his belief that the world may adopt a single global ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter CEO foresees Bitcoin as world's single currency Notebookcheck.net (press release) Jack Dorsey believes that Bitcoin can take over all fiat currencies of the world in about 10 years, but before this could happen, the cryptocurrency needs to get over a few problems it is currently facing. Besides faster transaction times and lower fees, Bitcoin needs to stabilize the volatility and the mining ... Twitter CEO Sees Bitcoin Become World's "Single Currency" By 2028 - CryptoGlobe Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Banks facing currency shortage, says Minister The Hindu Finance Minister Eatala Rajender has said there is shortage of currency is prevailing in the banks and ATMs and the State Level Bankers Committee had also confirmed it. Replying to a query from MIM member Syed Aminul Hasan Jafri during the Question Hour in the Legislative Council on shortage of ... Flag as irrelevant
	To Add Trust to the Digital Currency Industry, We Need to Take a Hard Look In the Mirror Coinsquare Discover You don't have to look far to see that the digital currency industry has a serious credibility problem. For every new Bitcoin millionaire, there are allegations of fraud, dishonest dealings and securities law violations. It's no small wonder that Facebook and Google have moved to ban all advertising related to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dangote receives approval to raise NGN300bn in local-currency bonds International Cement Review Dangote Cement Plc has announced that it received approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and other regulators to raise NGN300bn (US$833m) in local-currency bonds, according to This Day. The bond will be issued in stages of NGN50bn whenever interest rates are favourable ... Flag as irrelevant
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