MANILA, Philippines — Del Monte Pacific Ltd. (DMPL) has appealed to the stock exchange to lift its trading suspension. The canned fruit maker said its financial statements and operations “remain reliable” despite a rare disclaimer from its auditor. In a regulatory filing on Friday, the Campos-led company said that while an audit disclaimer would “constitute
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An experimental event introducing a unique AI-based haiku experience was held at Fukuoka Institute of Technology in Fukuoka City, where participants tested an application that reviews and refines their original poems.
Three friends stabbed a 28-year-old youth to death during a drunken brawl in the Hiranagar police station area late on Thursday night
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense will be without several notable stars in Week 3 against the New England Patriots. The struggling unit will be without linebacker Alex Highsmith and cornerback Joey Porter Jr., who headline the team’s inactives. Pittsburgh ruled out Highsmith and Porter, along with safety DeShon Elliott, on Friday, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported. They [.] The post Steelers’ Alex Highsmith, Joey Porter Jr. out for Patriots clash appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Three friends stabbed a 28-year-old youth to death during a drunken brawl in the Hiranagar police station area late on Thursday night
The Consumer Affairs Agency announced that Ajinomoto and Inglewood are suspected of engaging in stealth marketing practices in connection with their frozen home-delivery meal brand, “Aete.” The companies allegedly asked individuals to post on social media in exchange for free products and later republished those posts on sales sites. (News On Japan)
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The Web3 software development entity Enosys has introduced a new type of stablecoin loan to the interoperability layer-1 network, Flare. These loans are backed by Ripple’s native cryptocurrency, XRP. According to a press release sent to CryptoPotato, a Collateralized Debt Position (CDP) protocol will power the loans. It will allow XRP holders to mint overcollateralized stablecoins on Flare. First XRP-backed Stablecoin Loans on Flare Enosys explained that the XRP holdings will back the stablecoins, ensuring they maintain a value close to $1. Through this approach, XRP holders can access the value of their assets without having to sell them. The CDP protocol to be deployed on Flare is called Liquity. Enosys claims Liquity is one of the most tried and trusted protocols in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector. Since its launch in 2021, the network has secured billions of dollars in collateral and kept its stablecoin peg amid extreme market conditions. One mechanism at the core of Liquity’s success is the protocol’s stability pool. The pool allows users to stake their stablecoins for yield coming from mint fees, liquidation rewards, and interests paid on loans. This mechanism makes sure the protocol can cover outstanding debt in the event of liquidation. Enosys will release a fork of Liquity V2 on Flare, maintaining the features that made the first version trusted. The only changes made will be upgrades like protocol-incentivized liquidity, capital efficiency, and user-set borrowing rates. Access to DeFi Yield Opportunities The alliance between Enosys and Flare will affect a select Flare-native tokens for now. They include Flare XRP (FXRP) and Wrapped Flare (wFLR). The companies intend to expand the capabilities to staked XRP (stXRP) soon, allowing Ripple holders to put their assets to work. Users can lock their FXRP on Flare and mint a stablecoin, which can provide liquidity and…
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