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FBI offers $100,000 reward for help finding OneCoin ‘Cryptoqueen’

Bulgarian Ruja Ignatova allegedly defrauded investors out of $4bn with fake cryptocurrency scam A woman known as the “Cryptoqueen” who is accused of defrauding investors out of $4bn (£3.3bn) by selling a fake cryptocurrency has been placed on the FBI’s list of its 10 most-wanted fugitives. The story of Ruja Ignatova became came to prominence …

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Tesla hit by new lawsuit alleging racial abuse

Fifteen black former or current employees allege they faced racial abuse and harassment at carmaker’s factories Fifteen black former or current employees at Tesla have filed a lawsuit against the electric carmaker, alleging they faced racial abuse and harassment at its factories. The workers said they were subjected to offensive racist comments and behaviour by …

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EU moves to rein in ‘wild west’ of crypto assets with new rules

MiCA law contains measures to guard against market abuse and manipulation The EU has moved to rein in the “wild west” of crypto assets by agreeing a groundbreaking set of rules for the sector. Representatives from the European parliament and EU states thrashed out an agreement on Thursday that contains measures to guard against market …

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Users of biggest NFT marketplace warned over phishing after data leak

OpenSea tells customers and subscribers not to open emails and files ‘sent by strangers’ after revealing breach The world’s biggest marketplace for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) has warned its users to be on the alert for email phishing attacks following a massive data leak. OpenSea, where traders exchange the crypto assets, told customers and newsletter subscribers …

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Pushing Buttons: Happy 50th birthday to Atari, whose simple games gave us so much

In this week’s newsletter: As the revolutionary company celebrates a half-century, we look back at everything video games owe to Atari Don’t get Pushing Buttons delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Welcome to Pushing Buttons, the Guardian’s gaming newsletter. If you’d like to receive it in your inbox every week, just pop your email …

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F1 22 review – a stunning racing game sullied by money-grubbing

PlayStation 4/5, Xbox, PC; Codemasters/EA SportsSupreme playability is sidetracked by a new mode designed to let players live the gilded life of an F1 driver – and start paying for it In the real world, Formula One is enjoying one of its highest profile seasons ever. A change in regulations has made cars more raceable …

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After Uvalde shooting, tech companies tout their solutions. But do they work?

Despite the growing adoption of security tools in US schools, mass shootings have remained constant throughout the past 30 years After the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas , an all-too-familiar question emerged: how do we prevent such horror from happening again? A handful of companies have said they have tech solutions …

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Best podcasts of the week: Sam Smith charts 40 years of progress on HIV and Aids

In this week’s newsletter: The singer reflects on the legacy of Terrence Higgins and life-changing advances in treatment in A Positive Life. Plus: five of the best TV show companion podcasts Don’t get Hear Here delivered to your inbox? Sign up for the full article here A Positive Life: HIV from Terrence Higgins to TodayBBC …

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Digitalisation of services and money is creating a two-tier society | Letters

Andy Beverley is worried for those who are excluded by cashless systems, and Jane Ghosh says counter services are essential Thank you for highlighting the issue of digital exclusion (Editorial, 23 June). A similar problem is developing with digital payments. For what to many is innocent and inevitable progress, the millions of people in the …

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Amazon bows to UAE pressure to restrict LGBT search results

Tech giant imposes restrictions on goods such as books and rainbow-coloured flags after threats of penalties Amazon has bowed to pressure from the United Arab Emirates and restricted search results for LGBT-related products such as books and rainbow-coloured flags on its website in the country. The company decided to restrict the searches after being threatened …

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