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Mitsubishi Motors ousts Ghosn as chairman, follows Nissan’s footsteps
byTOKYO – Mitsubishi Motors Corp said on Monday its board removed Carlos Ghosn from his role as chairman, following his arrest and ouster from alliance partner Nissan Motor Co last week for alleged financial misconduct. Ghosn’s ouster marks the end of his chairmanship of Japanese automakers, just two years after he was praised for bringing […]
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Mainstream: Ohio Businesses Can Now Pay Taxes with Bitcoin
byOhio will become the first state in the US to officially accept tax payments in bitcoin, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Beginning this week, businesses who plan to make settlements for their taxes with bitcoin can visit OhioCrypto.com and register to pay all their corporate taxes to the government in BTC. The state government has […]
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Malta: Does Europe’s ‘Blockchain Island’ Really Live up to the Hype?
byMalta. The Blockchain Island. A postage-stamp-sized nation nestled in the Mediterranean famous for its rocky coastline, Baroque cathedrals, Megalithic temples, and centuries of culture. It’s a veritable mishmash of graying British expats, luxurious hotels, exotic women, cars that drive on the left, and a host of other legacies left by the various civilizations that invaded […]
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Delaware Memorial Bridge reopens after chemical leak forces closure, snarling holiday weekend traffic
byThe Delaware Memorial Bridge — a heavily traveled span that serves as a key conduit for East Coast traffic — reopened Sunday evening after being closed more than six hours following a potentially “catastrophic” chemical leak at a nearby chemical plant. The closure brought vehicles to a standstill in both directions on one of the busiest […]
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New Deep Sea Bacteria Found that Absorbs C02
byScientists studying the Pacific Ocean have discovered a bacteria that absorbs carbon dioxide (CO2) and could potentially turn itself into a food source for other sea creatures. The bacteria was discovered in one of the deepest parts of the Pacific Ocean, the Clarion-Clipperton Fracture Zone (CCFZ), a trench which extends 2.5 miles beneath the surface. […]
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Hawaii’s Air Quality Sees Improvement
byIn this season of giving thanks, Island of Hawai‘i residents and visitors can be thankful for the return of good air quality, generally free of volcanic air pollution. Since the sharp drop in Kīlauea’s volcanic activity and gas emissions in early August 2018, there has been dramatic improvement in the Island’s air quality. The rest of the state can […]
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Climate Change will have Devastating Effects on Hawaii
byA startling new federal report released Friday solidifies previous research that climate change will have devastating effects in Hawaii but warns there is even less time than previously thought to prepare for the effects. A warming earth is exacerbating sea level rise and putting coastal communities at risk, reducing water supply and increasing water demand, […]
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7 Growth Factors For This Techno-friendly Generation
by7 Marketing Hacks That Will Thrive Your Online Business Marketing is one of the main functions in every organization, and it plays a big role in the success and growth of a business. Technology advancement is one of the factors that has brought a lot of changes in the aspect of marketing because people have […]
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Waste Less and Recycle More | The Holiday Guide!
byWaste Less We waste so much. Every day millions of things that could be reused or recycled end up being thrown away. This is why we are working on a Waste Less campaign, which we hope will inspire you to choose products with less packaging and to reuse and recycle more of your waste. Waste […]
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Recycling Changed in Hawaii Start Dec. 1st
byDue to changes in global recycling markets, starting December 1, 2018, the County of Hawai’i will no longer accept #5 plastics, plastic grocery bags, nor any clam shell-type plastic (salad, bentos, fruit, etc.) in the mixed recyclable bins at the Recycling & Transfer Stations. Examples of the #5 (polypropylene) plastics which will no longer be […]
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