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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 28 February 2018
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	Bill Gates: cryptocurrencies have 'caused deaths in a fairly direct way' The Guardian Bill Gates, the philanthropist and former chief executive of Microsoft, is concerned by the crytocurrency craze, saying that the anonymity offered by the new technology has "caused deaths in a fairly direct way". Speaking during a Reddit AMA, Gates argued that "the government's ability to find money ... Flag as irrelevant
	ITV profits hit by steep fall in TV advertising The Guardian ITV's profits fell sharply last year as the Broadchurch to Love Island broadcaster reported the steepest fall in TV advertising in almost a decade. ITV's pre-tax profits fell more than 10% to £500m last year as TV advertising revenue, which accounts for about half of its revenues, fell 5% to £1.6bn. In 2009 ... Flag as irrelevant
	EU publishes plan to keep Northern Ireland in customs union The Guardian The EU has published its plan to effectively keep Northern Ireland in the single market and customs union after Brexit, in a 120-page draft withdrawal agreement that will throw the negotiations into crisis. The territory of Northern Ireland would be considered part of the EU's customs territory after Brexit, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Alexa integration for Sonos One is now available in Canada The Verge Sonos One with Amazon Alexa integration is now available in Canada, as reported by 9to5Mac. The push comes just after the launch of Apple's HomePod, which is available in the United States, UK, and Australia, but not Canada. The Sonos One originally launched globally last year, but at the time, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Mining stocks in line for upgrade against broad market Financial Times "The outlook above should leave . . . shareholders at the mercy of management teams in terms of them either remaining disciplined and not over-investing capital back into the business or reverting to the bad old ways of value destruction," said Mr Hambro in annual results statement for the BlackRock ... Flag as irrelevant

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