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A first-of-its-kind, secure SMART Health Card solution that stores encrypted vaccination records and identity authenticators is now available from Sandia International, Inc., a secure identification technology provider based in North Texas. The card's underlying technology is SecuSeal™, a proprietary solution that is similar to a QR-code but more intricately encoded, private, tamper-proof, and secure. This new vaccination credential can be accessed and validated digitally, online, and offline. It can be conveniently and securely stored directly on printable paper, plastic cards, or sticker labels to facilitate the inclusion into documents with no vulnerability of digital access. This is the first and only encrypting technology applied to a non-digital credential such as a vaccination card.
Medical devices have become a leading product in Costa Rica, to the point that today they represent the country's top export product.
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When the pandemic took hold of the country it pitted conservative family members against more liberal ones, the risk-averse against the risk-tolerant.
Nearly seven of every 10 voters cast their ballots before Election Day in 2020. The GOP's campaign to place new restrictions on mail-in and early voting in certain states will force voters to contend with new rules on what have quickly become popular and proven methods of casting ballots. In just Georgia and Iowa, states where early voting rollbacks already have been signed into law, more than 5 million voters used absentee or early in-person voting last fall.
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On the latest episode of the Complex Sneakers Podcast, Croatian Style says Travis Scott told him he wanted to make the Nike Dunk popular again.
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Halper Sadeh LLP, a global investor rights law firm, is investigating whether the sale of PPD, Inc. (NASDAQ: PPD) to Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. for $47.50 per share is fair to PPD shareholders.
Shares of Bionano Genomics (NASDAQ: BNGO) were tumbling 6.7% lower as of 11:10 a.m EDT on Friday. When a high-flying growth stock like Bionano sinks for no apparent reason, the best thing for investors to do is focus on the fundamentals of the company's business.
Katy Perry did not mince words when recently expressing her feelings about social media. Posting from her Twitter account on Thursday, which has almost 110 million followers, the 36-year-old singer launched into a rant about online culture. "Social media is trash," she tweeted, providing no further context.
The spat came as Jordan argued with Dr. Anthony Fauci about health guidelines Jordan said were restricting his "liberties"
(Bloomberg) -- Gold headed for its best week since December amid a retreat in bond yields and a report that top buyer China may import more of the metal.After weeks trading in a narrow range, gold has advanced as Treasuries yields and the dollar head for weekly losses. Lower yields boost the appeal of bullion, which doesn’t offer interest. Dollar declines helped spur a broad rally in raw materials, with the Bloomberg Commodity Index also on track for its best week of 2021.Bullion is showing tentative signs of breaking out of a slump following three straight monthly losses. Prices rose above the 50-day moving average on Thursday, a positive signal for traders who follow chart patterns. On Friday, bullion extended gains to the highest since February after Reuters reported that China has given banks permission to import a large amount of bullion to meet domestic demand.The overall robust performance in commodities this week was “being supported by a surprise drop in U.S. Treasury yields accompanied by a weaker dollar,” said Ole Hansen, head of commodities research at Saxo Bank. Gold, along with crude oil and copper, “broke higher, thereby potentially signaling renewed momentum attracting fresh buying from speculators.”Spot gold rose 0.9% to $1,779.39 an ounce by 11:11 a.m. in New York. Prices are up about 2% this week, on course for the biggest gain since Dec. 18. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s reiteration of his dovish stance on monetary policy also helped bullion this week. That helped offset the impact of improving U.S. and Chinese economic reports, which could otherwise diminish demand for the metal as a haven.“The economic data published in the U.S. yesterday afternoon turned out for the most part to be significantly better than the market had anticipated,” Commerzbank AG analyst Daniel Briesemann said. “It seems that market participants believed the U.S. Federal Reserve’s assertion this time that it would not react to good data and would tolerate economic overheating.”In other precious metals, silver and platinum advanced.Palladium rose 0.9% to $2,751.25 an ounce, after reaching the highest in more than a year. The metal, which reached a record of $2,883.89 in February last year, has benefited from stricter emissions rules that boost usage in autocatalysts.For more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.comSubscribe now to stay ahead with the most trusted business news source.©2021 Bloomberg L.P.
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The strength of industrial production, as well as retail sales and household consumption in general, carried the Chinese economy in the first quarter, with services lagging.
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The killing of a farm animal during what authorities have said was a “ritual sacrifice” during a training camp in Georgia for a white supremacist group has led to charges against five additional men. Patrik Mathews, William Garfield Bilbrough IV, Brian Mark Lemley Jr., Brandon Gregory Ashley and Duncan Christopher Trimmell were charged last week with aggravated animal cruelty and all but Trimmell were also charged with livestock theft by a Floyd County grand jury, according to an indictment first reported by the Rome News-Tribune.
Illinois may have to provide subsidies to more of Exelon Corp's nuclear plants if it wants the carbon-free power those reactors produce to help the state transition from dirty fossil fuels to cleaner forms of energy, according to a study. Illinois hired Synapse Energy Economics, a consulting firm, to conduct the study in January after Exelon in August 2020 said it would retire "uneconomic" nuclear reactors at Byron in September 2021 and Dresden in November 2021.
Whether stuffed with vegetables, sweet crab stick, ham or Spam, every Korean and Korean American family has their own unique way of making and having it.
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