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- While Twitter already allows NFT profile pictures for some users, Instagram would be the first major social media app to allow users to mint NFTs.While Twitter already allows NFT profile pictures for some users, Instagram would be the first major social media app to allow users to mint NFTs.2 min
- Unusual lawsuit aims to hold Shell directors personally responsible for climate failuresCalling it the first lawsuit of its kind, the activist group behind the action says the oil giant is not living up to its Paris agreement goals.4 min
- Evolutionary scientists find symmetry in nature, and beauty in simplicityWhy is symmetry everywhere in nature? A team of researchers believes they have the answer: evolution’s preference for simple algorithms.4 min
- Pfizer is donating Russia profits instead of pulling out. Here’s whyUnlike an iPhone from Apple, many of Pfizer’s products are literally life-saving to the Russians who rely on them.2 min
- Stripe banks on crypto with new features for blockchain businessesIt’s a step toward combating one of the biggest problems in the cryptosphere today: the risk of fraud.3 min
- Tinder wants to keep you safer with background checks that aren’t scammyStarting today, Tinder users can use Garbo to search through court records, sex-offender registries, and other resources before swiping right.6 min
- McDonald’s closing all its stores in Russia is a big deal, even if it’s a little lateThe significance holds weight, given the burger chain’s historical role in opening Russia up to Western culture after the Cold War.4 min
- Dua Lipa hit with second copyright lawsuit over ‘Levitating’ in less than a weekAs evidence for the case, the songwriters included Lipa’s interviews where she ‘admitted that she deliberately emulated prior eras.’3 min
- Ikea Foundation delivers millions in ‘immediate’ aid as refugees pour out of UkraineThe charitable arm of the Swedish retail group is giving 20 million euros ($22 million) to help people displaced by Vladimir Putin’s brutal invasion.2 min
- How Ukrainian ad agencies are joining the propaganda warKyiv-based Banda is one of a number of agencies creating heartbreaking creative work to raise global awareness and support for its country.4 min
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