Tokenised Government Bonds Reach Mainstream Investors
Government bonds, once the preserve of banks and large funds, are being issued in tokenised form, opening the market to a wider group of investors.
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Car-Free Streets Spread as Cities Reclaim Space for Walking
More city streets are closing to cars, with councils pedestrianising shopping streets and market squares so that people can walk, sit and shop.
Schools Add Lightning Safety Lessons After Storm Season
Schools are adding lightning safety lessons after a storm season that brought more thunderstorms than usual, with teachers explaining how to.
Charities Accept Crypto Donations to Reach New Supporters
Charities are beginning to accept cryptocurrency donations as a way to reach younger supporters and donors in countries where traditional banking.
Crypto Platforms Strengthen Defences After a Year of Exchange Breaches
Cryptocurrency exchanges and trading platforms are overhauling their security defences after a year in which several high-profile breaches exposed.
High Street Shops Report Stronger Footfall as Festive Season Nears
Shops on the high street have reported stronger footfall in recent weeks as shoppers begin their festive preparations earlier than usual, raising.
Regulators Clarify Custody Rules for Digital Asset Providers
Regulators have clarified how custody rules will apply to firms that hold digital assets on behalf of customers, setting expectations for.
Mountain Lake Levels Under Watch as Summer Glacier Melt Gathers Pace
Scientists and local authorities are watching mountain lake levels closely this summer as warm conditions accelerate glacier melt and send.
Independent Traders Share Stalls to Keep Market Halls Thriving
Independent traders have started sharing stalls in indoor market halls, splitting rents and opening hours so small businesses can survive on.
Crypto ATMs Add Receipt Warnings to Help Prevent Fraud Losses
Operators of crypto cash machines are adding clearer warnings to screens and printed receipts after police warned that fraud victims are often.