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Blockchain Brain Drain Is About More Than Money
The next-generation of financial technologists will want more from corporations and businesses, argues ex-CME digitization lead Sandra Ro.
It's Time for Governments to Embrace Blockchain
Governments haven't typically been thought of as early blockchain adopters. That could soon change, writes IBM's Marie Wieck.
Japanese Shipping Giant, IBM to Trial Blockchain in Cross-Border Trade
Japanese shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines and partners including IBM are to undertake a blockchain trial aimed to streamline international trade flows.
Out With the Old? Blockchain Requires a New Regulatory Approach
What if an ICO is just an ICO? Eva Kaili argues regulations need more imaginative approaches to blockchain.
Walmart, JD.com Back Blockchain Food Tracking Effort in China
Retail giants Walmart and JD.com are among several companies backing a new blockchain effort in China focused on food safety and traceability.
Plan B? Ethereum Innovators Are Reviving the Fight for Net Neutrality
Mesh networks could be finding new life among blockchain enthusiasts as the U.S. Federal Communications Commission gears up to repeal net neutrality.
Colu Mixes VC and ICO for $14.5 Million Fundraise
Blockchain startup Colu has secured $14.5 million in new funding from a major business group in Israel.
Patrick Byrne Mulls Overstock Sale to Fund New Blockchain Venture
Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne has partnered with a well-known economist on a new blockchain land registry venture, and might sell the firm to fund it.
Uncle Sam's Surprise: Tax Reform to Impact Crypto Investors
New provisions in the upcoming tax reform bill could have several significant repercussions on crypto holders this tax season.
Crowdfunding Giant Indiegogo Opens to ICOs
Indiegogo is getting into the initial coin offering (ICO) game, seeking to become the "go-to" platform for the emerging market.
