Hyundai Card has successfully finished its pilot program for cross-border payments using the USDT stablecoin on the Avalanche blockchain. This pilot tested the feasibility and efficiency of using blockchain technology for international transactions. The completion marks a step forward in integrating digital currencies into mainstream payment systems, potentially speeding up and reducing costs for cross-border payments. Hyundai Card may expand this service based on the pilot's results.
The global disposable endoscopes market, valued at $2.58 billion in 2025, is projected to grow to $10.47 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 15.04%. Growth is fueled by rising demand for single-use endoscopes, infection prevention efforts, and increased u...
Valeo has introduced a new Legal Services Pricing Platform providing real-time, transparent data on attorney hourly rates and billing practices for over 2,900 law firms and 20,000 companies globally. The platform sources its data from court filings a...
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Popsicle has launched a summer-long Flavor Feud, separating its Cherry, Orange, and Grape ice pop flavors into competing teams led by celebrity captains. Fans are invited to choose their favorite flavor by purchasing solo packs and supporting their t...
