Bitcoin steadies above $84,000 as historic Q3 rally nears its end

Bitcoin steadies above $84,000 as historic Q3 rally nears its end

Bitcoin steadies above $84,000 as historic Q3 rally nears its end
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The Gulf war is bringing Syria back onto the MENA business map. Syria’s coast is gaining new strategic importance as investors look to build trade routes linking Gulf countries and Iraq to North Africa and the rest of the Mediterranean, and to avoid the Strait of Hormuz. Traffic at Syrian ports has increased at least 25%…
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Does a fresh lick of paint in the kitchen increase the value of the house? Or a heated towel rail in the bathroom? Or an attractive water feature at the back of the garden? We learned this week that the government is planning to appoint teams of inspectors to visit people’s homes, and decide whether…
Quantum computers can use a concept called superposition to simulate multiple solutions to a problem simultaneously, so they’re better than traditional computers at processing data-intensive workloads in areas like science and cryptography. However, despite their incredible potential, even the best quantum computers still make too many errors to be useful for solving real-world problems. Some…