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You Could Soon Be Living in Teslaville
Legislation proposed by Nevada's governor would allow tech companies to form their own governments.
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Modern Warfare: World Governments Recruit 'Social Media Warriors'
As the recent recruitment of 500k "social media warriors" shows, technology is changing how governments operate.
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Are YouTube, Reddit, and Robinhood Creating Asset Bubbles?
If we're in a social media bubble, YouTube, Reddit, and Robinhood could pay part of the price.
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After GameStop, Redditors 'Short Squeeze' Silver to Eight-Year High
GameStop investors made silver skyrocket to 'short squeeze' hedge funds' bets against the commodity.
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Data Scientist Analyzes COVID-19 Shopping Trends in Dark Web Marketplaces
The researchers are urging the authorities to keep a close eye on dark web marketplaces.
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Nintendo Hit by Lawsuits Over 'Defective' Joy-Con Controllers
The BEUC is the latest to call for an investigation into the Nintendo Switch's joy-con controllers.
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Learning Through Play: How Synthesis Plans to Bring the Ad Astra/Astra Nova Model to the Entire World
While inaccessible to many for now, the people behind the project intend to change that as soon as possible.
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Trading Apps Surging After the GameStop Squeeze on Robinhood
AMC stock is rising, while Dogecoin joins the party as Reddit trading spreads like a viral meme.
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Meme-Inspired Dogecoin Soars 370% Thanks to Retail Investors
This is one of the more bizarre stories in this week's Reddit-fueled trading saga.
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Cannabis Users Tend to Have Original but Impractical Business Ideas
Those starry-eyed ideas might need a reality check more often than not.
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GameStop's Reddit-Fueled Stock Surge Explained in Simple Terms
How and why did a group of millions band together to take on Wallstreet via Reddit's online forums?
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