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4 Augmented Reality Stocks to Watch as Facebook Unveiled its First Smart Glasses
4 Augmented reality stocks to watch as Facebook unveils its first smart glasses This week the social media giant is going live with its first smart glasses, promising to make augmented reality (AR) more familiar to casual users. 4 Augmented reality stocks to watch as Facebook unveils its first smart glasses This week the social…
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Hightower Adds $1. 1B to its Network
An anonymous reader quotes Hightower’s CEO, John Hightower, as saying that RIA is adding $1. 1B to its network. The article adds that the total Hightower expects to rake in in the next few years: “That is not something I could have imagined would happen. RIA’s network had no network, and I thought that was…
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Zimbabwe-China Business Review
The Zimbabwe-China Business Review, an online, peer-reviewed, and open source business magazine, is published by the Zimbabwe Business Review Corporation. The organization was founded by the private sector and is based in Harare, Zimbabwe. The Zimbabwe-China Business Review (ZBR) is a free, online, peer-reviewed business magazine; the publication is open to anyone with an interest…
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Hispanic and Latinx Artists on Instagram
Do you guys ever stop to think about how a lot of the Hispanic and Latinx artists from Los Angeles are using Instagram or SnapChat in their artwork? They are the ones who, in most cases, have a very good understanding of photography and can use Instagram or SnapChat to create some of the most…
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The Best TikTok Stars Ever
In this article, I try to present the best “star” and best “favorite” for TikTok developers. But for all you superstar creators, I am not trying to steal your thunder or anything. I’ll just list the best TikTok’er ever. If you’re a TikTok star, you’ll like Chris. In my opinion, he is one of the…
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COVID-19-Related Fraud in Alberta From March 2020 to February 2021
On March 24, 2020, the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Office of the Inspector General released a statement indicating that “[t]he number of COVID-19 confirmed cases in the United States continues to rise, with over 5,000 individuals still hospitalized. ” By May 21, the U. Department of Health and Human Services stated that “[p]ersons diagnosed…
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