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A look at how the Democratic Party’s stance on cryptocurrency, particularly the actions of figures like Elizabeth Warren and Gary Gensler, may have inadvertently influenced the recent election’s outcome.

A comprehensive study of 50 million American companies reveals that access to funding – and who gets it – is a key factor in business success. But could a current slowdown in business growth actually be a sign of a future boom, perhaps driven by AI?

The Milstein Program in Technology & Humanity will host a panel discussion on September 23 to explore Bitcoin mining’s consequences.

An interview with DePaul University professor Lamont Black explores the feasibility of Donald Trump’s consideration of adding cryptocurrency to the nation’s reserve fund.