Month: October 2023

Caroline Ellison, the former CEO of hedge fund Alameda Research and on-and-off girlfriend of Sam Bankman-Fried, is likely to be the next witness to testify on behalf of the government in its trial against the former crypto mogul, following former FTX executive Gary Wang.

Link to story: Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison to Testify Tuesday in Sam Bankman-Fried Trial

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Julia Klim of Equinox speaks with Avery and Sam on her role and how the lifestyle brand has been on top of fitness and culture trends for decades.

In this episode of the podcast, Avery and Sam sit down with Julia Klim, VP Strategic Partnerships and BD at Equinox. Julia discusses how Equinox has evolved its brand over the years and has used innovation and creative partnerships to connect with consumers. Julia also discusses the role of Web3, gamification and alternate realities in the fitness and lifestyle journey.

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• Tom Hanks is an AI brand character and is not happy about it
• The Moma and Saatchi Gallery Continue to NFT
• Julia on Twitter
• Equinox Website

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Noelle Acheson, the mind behind the Crypto Is Macro Now newsletter, explores market turmoil – what triggered it and where it could go.

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Today’s Stories:

Ethereum Has Become More Centralized Since the Merge and Shanghai Upgrades: JPMorgan

Taiwan hopes to propose special crypto law by end of November: lawmaker | The Block 

Eastern Asia: Do Recent Hong Kong Developments Signal More to Come for China and Region at Large?  

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There is international concern and diplomatic pressure following the attacks and retaliation between Israel and Hamas. Hundreds of people have died, in both Israel and Palestine. We get analysis into how Africa is reacting.

Also in Mauritius the courts have decriminalised same sex relations on the basis that the ban reflected colonial era values rather than indigenous ones. We'll hear from a LGBTQ+ campaigner.

And we meet the South African teenager, Mika Abrahams, who is breaking records in the world of motor racing.

Concern for Israeli hostages as Israel strikes back in Gaza. US military aid on the way. Afghanistan earthquake. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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