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Kim Dotcom, der Gründer der inzwischen nicht mehr existierenden Filesharing-Website Megaupload und der Krypto-Plattform BitCache, will sich gegen einen Auslieferungsbeschluss in die Vereinigten Staaten wehren, um sich dort nicht vor Gericht verantworten zu müssen. In einem Beitrag auf X vom 15. August sagte der deutsch-finnische Internetunternehmer und politische Aktivist: „Ich liebe Neuseeland. Ich werde nicht gehen“. Später postete er eine Nachricht seines Anwaltsteams, aus der hervorging, dass er die Auslieferung anfechten will. Am 15. August unterzeichnete der neuseeländische Justizministe...
Cointelegraph DE
Kim Dotcom, el fundador del ahora desaparecido sitio web para compartir archivos, Megaupload, y la plataforma de criptomonedas, BitCache, planea luchar contra una orden de extradición que lo enviaría a Estados Unidos para enfrentar cargos criminales. En una publicación en X el 15 de agosto, el empresario y activista político germano-finlandés dijo: “Amo Nueva Zelanda. No me voy a ir”, y más tarde republicó un mensaje de su equipo legal, sugiriendo que planea combatir la extradición. El 15 de agosto, el Ministro de Justicia de Nueva Zelanda, Paul Goldsmith, firmó una orden de extradición para D...
Cointelegraph ES
Kim Dotcom, the founder of the defunct file-sharing website Megaupload and crypto platform BitCache, plans to fight an order to extradite him to the United States to answer for criminal charges. In a post on X on Aug. 15, the German-Finnish internet entrepreneur and political activist said, “I love New Zealand. I’m not leaving,” and later reposted a message from his legal team, suggesting he plans to fight extradition. On Aug. 15, New Zealand Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith signed an extradition order for Dotcom, who is facing criminal charges in the US relating to the defunct file-sharing web...
Cointelegraph
By Amanda Langell The USMNT will look to bounce back from an embarrassing Copa America 2024 campaign in their two upcoming September friendlies. The U.S. Men's Soccer Team crashed out of their home Copa America in the group stage after failing to advance from a group including Uruguay, Panama, and Bolivia. Gregg Berhalter lost his job in the aftermath. While the USSF has yet to announce his replacement, according to reports former Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur manager Mauricio Pochettino will take over. Even with so much uncertainty surrounding the Stars and Stripes, the senior USMNT will be b...
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New Zealand is witnessing an unprecedented surge in emigration, with official data showing that a record 131,200 individuals left the country in the year ending June 2024. This marks the highest annual departure rate ever recorded, driven by rising unemployment, high interest rates, and sluggish economic growth. The mass exodus reflects growing discontent among New Zealanders with the country’s economic situation, prompting many to seek better opportunities abroad, particularly in neighboring Australia. High cost of living and scarce job opportunitiesAccording to Statistics New Zealand, 80,174...
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The New Zealand to USD (NZD/USD) exchange rate rose for two consecutive weeks even as speculators and hedge funds raised their bearish bets on the Kiwi. It rose to the important psychological level at 0.600, up from this month’s low of 0.5850. RBNZ interest rate aheadThe NZD/USD pair continued rising as hedge funds maintained their bearish bets on the New Zealand dollar. A report by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) showed that speculators, who include traders and hedge funds, had a net bearish positioning of minus 16.8k for the kiwi. It was the second consecutive week that this ...
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Taxes are an inevitable, if somewhat unwanted part of most of our lives. Some of the most common taxes include income tax, dividend taxes, property taxes and sales taxes, amongst others. Several countries also levy taxes on things such as inheritance, long-term and short-term capital gains, as well as excise duties and insurance premiums. However, would you pay a junk food tax? What about a baby name tax? Or a tax on the number of times you flush the toilet? These and several more odd taxes might make you pause and draw the purse strings tight again. Below are some of the strangest taxes in th...
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New Zealand has emerged from a recession that saw two consecutive quarters of economic contraction within an 18-month span. Official figures released on Thursday revealed that the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 0.2 percent in the first quarter of the year, following a 0.1 percent decline in the previous quarter. This modest growth, driven primarily by population increases due to record-high immigration, has not dispelled concerns about the underlying health of the economy. Economic growth driven by population increaseWhile the slight uptick in GDP surpassed expectations, it was...
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By Hazel Gandhi Jay Shah, the Honorary Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) recently claimed that the US Open, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), and the International Cricket Council (ICC) followed BCCI's steps to introduce pay parity for men and women players. BOOM found that while the ECB and ICC introduced equal pay after BCCI, the US Open has been doing it for decades and celebrated 50 years of pay parity in 2023. Furthermore, while India's women cricketers are paid the same match fees as the men’s team, their retainers are only a fraction of those paid to...
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A climber who fell 2,000 feet down from Mount Taranaki, one of New Zealand’s most dangerous mountains, was “exceptionally lucky” to survive. The man was part of a group of climbers who were approaching Mount Taranaki’s summit. The man fell by losing his footing and slipping. He lost his ice axe and crampons during the fall. Senior Constable Vaughan Smith credits the climate with saving the unidentified man. “Thanks to recent spring weather, the ice had softened, and the snow caught the climber’s fall. He is exceptionally lucky to be alive. These are challenging areas and when things go wrong t...
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