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Mongolia’s Fintech Future: Building a Digital Economy in a Land of Contrasts

The Fintech Times

Following the collapse of Soviet control, Mongolia rapidly transitioned to a free-market economy by 1992, embracing economic reforms that opened the door to global trade and investment. Mongolia is currently classified as a lower-middle-income economy, with a gross domestic product (GDP) per capita exceeding $5,000.

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Government Aid Expected To Spur Economy To Pre-COVID Peak In Mid-2021

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economy and jobs market will take years to recover from the coronavirus economic crash. However, gross domestic product (GDP) will return to pre-COVID levels, in part due to government stimulus packages, by mid-2021. The CBO’s projections assume that “current laws governing federal taxes and spending (as of Jan.

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Industry Reacts as UK Government Commits Over £100Million To AI Advancement

The Fintech Times

The UK government has set over £100million aside for researching and developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, and to support regulation in the space. The government has also pledged £10million to prepare and upskill regulators to address and make the most of the opportunities presented by AI.

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Fraud around the world: How countries differ in the fight against a global epidemic

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It has also become detrimental to the prospects of many economies in several ways such as undermining trust in financial systems, increasing costs for businesses and consumers, and draining government and law enforcement resources.

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Uber And Lyft Win Government Transportation Contract

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government is enlisting Uber and Lyft to help provide transportation services for public agencies and employees, Reuters reports. The deal is worth up to $810 million and will be able to assist over 4 million employees of the government nationwide. government was known to spend around $200 million on transportation every year.

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The Gig Economy Gets It Together

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Rest easy, gigsters: Someone is thinking about you, starting with governments around the world that suddenly seem aware of how big of a deal gig work has become in the past 10 years. cities and states – as well as nations including India – announcing laws similar to AB5, at least in spirit. Gig payments are mission-critical.”.

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US Advises Against Storing Data Within Reach Of China's Government

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businesses and individuals to avoid storing data with Chinese companies due to the risk the country's government will demand and receive access to commercially valuable information. government and U.S. government and U.S. economy and businesses at direct risk for exploitation. businesses. businesses.