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Biggest Movers: XRP Rebounds on Friday, Following Recent Decline – Market Updates Bitcoin News

After being the victim of a red wave on Thursday, XRP rebounded in today’s session, as crypto bulls remained resilient. The global market cap is up by 0.40% at the time of writing, following a 2% drop yesterday. Stellar was another strong mover on Friday, and is currently up 2.25% XRP XRP was back in the green on Friday, after bulls abruptly ended a three-day win streak during yesterday’s…
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DefenseNews

GAO blasts contractor-led F-35 maintenance as costly, slow

WASHINGTON — A lack of spare parts and technical data, poor training of maintainers, and a lagging effort to expand repair depots are dragging down the U.S. military’s ability to keep the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter in the air, a government watchdog said in a report…
Cleantech & EV'sNews

Lucid (LCID) obtains license to begin EV production in Saudi's economic megacity

California-based EV startup Lucid Motors (LCID) just gained its operating license to begin EV production in one of Saudi Arabia’s special economic zones. Saudi Arabia launched four new Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in April, designed to take advantage of growth in key sectors like electric vehicles, manufacturing, cloud computing, medical tech, and more. The economic zones are spread…
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The Electrek review: Luna's Talaria xXx - super fun eMoto that defies categories

The Luna Talaria xXx blew our minds when it was announced earlier this year at an introductory price of $3000 shipped – and we hope you got in on that when we exclusively reported it. That price has gone up slightly to $3550 ($3250+$300) shipped, but it still represents an amazing deal on an incredibly well-built electric motorcycle. The bigger question however is: where does this thing really…
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GamingNews

What the Xbox secrets leak tell us about the console business | The DeanBeat

Microsoft had a monumental leak of some of its most sensitive plans this week, as reported by The Verge’s Tom Warren. It was all thanks to someone at Microsoft who didn’t properly upload redacted documents to the Federal Trade Commission. I’ve been thinking about what this means. And now last night, the United Kingdom’s antitrust regulators gave preliminary approval for Microsoft’s $68.7…
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