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this is all in the name of transparency. the south korean government wants to cut down on any illegal activity that could be going on because of the anonymous nature of cryptocurrency transactions. you may remember the wannacry attack last year that affected hundreds of thousands of people in 150 countries and asked for ransom to be paid in bitcoin. that kind of negative publicity has helped to shape opinion. earlier injanuary, two exchanges, bithumb and coin one, were raided by south korean tax authorities over concerns not everyone is paying theirfair share. and just last week injapan one of the worlds biggest cryptocurrency heists took place. david merry is chief executive of investoo group, which describes itself as the worlds biggest performance marketing company in the crypto industry. do you think this is the right step for the authorities in south korea to stop anonymous trading via these exchanges? i think that writing that the regulation stays light and tha ....
go far enough. face veiled threats when they raise the subject of equal pay. good morning. in sport: david beckham is back in business. manchester. asking for all morning, absolutely beautiful. the star has launched a football team in miami. beautiful. of the union address markets look like this. industry, asking you to count cranes. cranes. east‘s biggest and the beautiful shot of manchester this morning. and carol has the weather. will be dominated with sunshine central, southern and eastern areas. by brexit. that the economy will slow down after we leave eastern areas. parts of wales in the eu. south west england. england. simulated three different scenarios for brexit. than if we remained in the union. scenario of a bespoke trade deal. i will have more details in 15 minutes. analysis carried out david davis and seen by news service does feed. seen by news service does feed. in it three scenarios are set out. let s speak to jim waterson, buzzfeed s political edit ....
the speech of another former white house occupant, michelle obama who said right nolastnight, president trump isr his head, left the economy in shambles and has emboldened white supremacist. president trump called the obama administration the most corrupt in history adding that the reason he is in office is because of president obama and joe biden. fox team coverage tonight, john roberts is at the white house with with the president is saying as he continues his battleground states to her. chad pergram on capitol hill with the postal service drama, gillian turner looks at the bill clinton factor at the convention tonight and we begin with corresponding peter doocy in wilmington, delaware, very good evening, peter. good evening, bret. there aren t many places to go during a global pandemic but tv ratings compared to 2016 are down 28%. digital streams are up, though. most of the program is pretaped and the live portions of a little bit like this behind the scenes. y ....
hi there, everyone. i m j.j. ramberg and welcome to your business, the show dedicated to helping your company. we all know how excruciating it can be to find the right person for an open position. one entrepreneur decided to do something about that. we sat down with ian siegel at the company s headquarters in santa monica, california, to talk about why they company the company s success a big secret for the first four years and how artificial intelligence will change how you find and hire talent. . ian segal always hated recruiting new employees. and i was taking the same job and putting knit all these different places and it was so frustrating because it took so much time. in spite of all the job listing companies, he felt like the process wasn t as easy as it should be. i, again, had to do that process where i posted the job. and i actually had printed out a sack stack of resumes this high and i was staring at it and i thought, that s it, i m going to do ....