A California father says he simply wanted to spend an afternoon playing tennis with his children but instead found himself being questioned by park rangers who believed he was illegally teaching lessons without a permit.
Sam Dogen, a San Francisco father of two, told Fox News Digital he was practicing with his 6-year-old daughter and 9-year-old son at Golden Gate Heights Park after returning from a family trip to Hawaii.
"I took the kids out for what I thought would be a nice afternoon ... to get over the jet lag, be outside in the sun and go play some tennis like we've done many, many times," Dogen said.
About 20 minutes into their practice session, Dogen said two San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department rangers approached and asked whether he had a permit to teach tennis.
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#francisco #permit

Gianni Infantino's time at UEFA is under scrutiny after new allegations that the football body paid a six-figure settlement to a former employee who was involved in a relationship with the now FIFA president.
According to an investigation by The Telegraph, the woman was allegedly promoted while the relationship was ongoing before leaving UEFA with a substantial payment.
The report claims UEFA also funded an MBA for the former employee at a business school, with annual fees said to have been around £45,000.
UEFA has confirmed that a payment was made, along with funding for the MBA, although they insist both were permitted under the regulations governing staff departures at the time.
The organisation said those rules have since been tightened, with its current regulations designed to reflect the standards expected of a modern, high-profile organisation.

#time #gianni #fifa

CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs spoiled Tarik Skubal's debut with the slumping Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night, posting a 5-1 victory behind key RBI singles by Nico ******* ner and Pete Crow-Armstrong.
Dansby Swanson connected for a solo homer as Chicago won for the third time in four games.
Skubal permitted two runs and four hits over six innings in his first start since he was acquired in a trade with Detroit on Saturday night. The two-time AL Cy Young Award winner threw 85 pitches, 51 for strikes.
Kyle Tucker homered for Los Angeles, which finished with four hits in its fifth consecutive loss. It's the longest slide for the Dodgers since they also dropped five in a row in early September last year.
With two out and runners at the corners in the sixth, ******* ner hit a high chopper to the right of the mound. Alex Bregman scampered home on the infield single, giving Chicago a 2-1 lead.

#four #night

CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Cubs spoiled Tarik Skubal's debut with the slumping Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night, posting a 5-1 victory behind key RBI singles by Nico ******* ner and Pete Crow-Armstrong.
Dansby Swanson connected for a solo homer as Chicago won for the third time in four games.
Skubal permitted two runs and four hits over six innings in his first start since he was acquired in a trade with Detroit on Saturday night. The two-time AL Cy Young Award winner threw 85 pitches, 51 for strikes.
Kyle Tucker homered for Los Angeles, which finished with four hits in its fifth consecutive loss. It's the longest slide for the Dodgers since they also dropped five in a row in early September last year.
With two out and runners at the corners in the sixth, ******* ner hit a high chopper to the right of the mound. Alex Bregman scampered home on the infield single, giving Chicago a 2-1 lead.

#four #Dodgers #hits #since

WINDBER, Pa. – Zanesville right-handers Dakota Foltz and Ashton Ansel combined on a four-hit shutout as the Junior Pioneers defeated Schenectady PNA 6-0 Tuesday morning during an All American Amateur Baseball ****** ociation Tournament game at Windber Sports Complex.
Zanesville improved to 1-1 in Pool D play, while Schenectady slipped to 0-2.
Jake Ralph went 3-for-4 with a solo homer and two runs scored for Zanesville. Peyton Tichenor added two knocks.
Schenectady's Kaden Jones and Noah Kiefer each doubled. Starter Tyler Kimball allowed three unearned runs in five innings. Jackson Dwyer permitted a run in two frames.
Foltz fanned six batters and walked three over seven innings, permitting three hits. Foltz threw 62 of his 109 pitches for strikes. Ansel totaled two strikeouts and two walks over two frames. Ansel tossed 19 of his 38 pitches for strikes.

#windber #schenectady #innings #pitches

Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit have spent years trying to turn a modest island cabin into a showcase of Norwegian design — an ambitious renovation that stalled just as it was about to break ground. Now a storm named Amy has done what years of royal scandal couldn't: it forced their hands. The tempest tore apart one of the docks on Flatholmen, the tiny island the couple has owned since 2008. The damage has produced the first real building permit the property has seen in years — not for the glass-and-timber dream house long promised, but for a humble pier.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette- Marit at Nordstu- Solberg farm in 2024 (Getty Images)
According to Norwegian outlet TV2, the municipality of Risør has cleared the crown prince and princess to rebuild the storm-wrecked dock. It's a modest approval, capped at six square meters, but it matters; without a working dock, the island is barely reachable, and any future revival of the couple's long-shelved architectural project would need one regardless.
The permit came with a catch. A companion request — for a seaside platform of the kind common along Norway's coast — was withdrawn after the state administrator recommended against it. The dock itself only cleared because of an unusual technicality: one of Flatholmen's existing moorings is used by police, which let the municipality authorize a second access point without setting a precedent for other landowners. Haakon and Mette-Marit will cover both the construction and the roughly $575 in municipal fees themselves. Notably, the original dock — built sometime between 1982 and 2004 — never had a formal permit at all, so this approval is being processed as new construction from scratch.
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit, alongside their kids Prince Sverre Magnus and Princess Ingrid Alexandra, and their dogs, Milly Kakao and ****** ins Krakebolle (NTB Scanpix/AFP via Getty Images)

#haakon

Linda Blair says her dog rescue remains under control after authorities found 251 animals at her Southern California property. The Exorcist star maintains that paperwork and permit issues, not the dogs' welfare, triggered the investigation. Officials found no signs that the animals were sick or injured. However, the county's review remains active as neighbors question the number of dogs housed at the facility.
Authorities served an investigative warrant at Blair's 2.5-acre property after the kennel's permits reportedly expired in 2023, TMZ reported. The Los Angeles County Department of Regional Planning said officials had made 24 attempts to arrange inspections over three years.
Officials counted 251 dogs while checking structures and possible code violations. Law enforcement told the outlet that "no dogs showed signs of illness or injury," and authorities did not remove any animals.
Blair addressed the search in a Facebook video. "I am fine, the animals are fine," she said, describing the dispute as a matter involving paperwork and updated property diagrams. She also said she had been trying to relocate so she could expand her rescue work.
The new information follows an earlier search of Blair's property, which initially focused on a kennel believed to house more than 100 dogs. The latest count more than doubled that estimate.

#dogs #animals #found #paperwork

BEREA ― It's Day 6 of Cleveland Browns training camp. It's also the second day in what is the longest stretch of consecutive practice days.
The Browns are practicing for six consecutive days this week, which will be the longest such stretch for them all season. The collective bargaining agreement permits teams to have up to six practices days in a row only before they play their first preseason game.
Cleveland opens the preseason in 11 days in Chicago when they face the Bears on Aug. 15. They still have eight total practices to get through until then.
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That starts with the one right in front of them. The fans return to Berea as well for the third of nine open practices, five of which are this week.

#stretch

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso said on Tuesday "no decision" had been made on Mykhailo Mudryk's future but added the winger could play in pre-season after returning from a doping ban.
Ukrainian international Mudryk was suspended for four years after failing a 2024 drug test, but has won an appeal and was permitted on Friday to resume his football career.
The 25-year-old has not played since November 2024 and there have been rumours that Chelsea could sanction a loan move to bring him up to speed, or even a permanent transfer.
Asked about those possibilities in Hong Kong on Tuesday ahead of his side's friendly against Juventus, Alonso said: "No decision made.
"Everything has happened so quick, so the main thing is that we were thinking about the person, to feel that he was back in the group dynamic, part of the team.

#xabi #ukrainian #mudryk #Friday

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Liverpool's current squad depth has come under the spotlight in recent weeks with fans and pundits alike wondering how the Reds will fare this season with several positions looking short of quality and experience.
The Anfield side have let go of key figures Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahim Konate this summer and have brought in young talents Jeremy Jacquet at centre back and Victor Munoz in attack.
They have been linked with bringing the highly-rated Bradley Barcola in to reinforce the attack from Paris St-Germain in what would be a big-money move, while fans are also hoping there will be further additions in defence.
Another factor Liverpool have to bear in mind with their squad building this summer is the amount of 'home grown' slots they have. Every Premier League club is only permitted to have 17 non-home-grown players in their 25-man squad.

#reds #anfield #salah

The Seattle Seahawks resumed training camp practice after taking Sunday off. It was another non-padded practice, with fans not permitted for attendance until (likely very smoky, low air quality) Tuesday. Probably the biggest storyline(s) from Monday is the team's injury situation, which isn't hitting the absolute top of the depth chart, but there was an injury suffered in practice and a new concern regarding fullback Robbie Ouzts.
Here's a recap of the notable events and news.
Robbie Ouzts injured again, clarity coming soon
"We're going to try to find out more information with Robbie's situation. I'll just leave it at that right now.We'll have an update for you sooner than later."
Those were the words of Seahawks head coach Mike Macdonald after Seattle's second-year fullback missed another practice due to an undisclosed injury. Having missed the end of the Super Bowl run with a neck injury, this is a bit concerning regarding what is ailing Ouzts.

#fullback

It was a dizzying day of activity, and when the smoke cleared after the Major League Baseball trade deadline, we learned who's actually serious about challenging the Los Angeles Dodgers, and which teams are the pretenders.
We found that Craig Breslow, president of baseball operations for the Boston Red Sox, maybe isn't so **** -bent on **** ytics after all, showing his guts by trading away his prized prospects for Baltimore Orioles All-Star catcher Adley Rutschman.
We discovered that the Cleveland Guardians aren't going to just sit back and let the Chicago White Sox dream season continue without putting up a fight with their surprising show of aggressiveness, not only grabbing much-needed offensive help, but bolstering their rotation.
We now know that Los Angeles Angels owner Arte Moreno has found his permanent GM by permitting John Mozeliak to make as many trades as he desired, overhauling the farm system in a matter of six hours.
And we learned that while the Dodgers may be that immovable force in their way of a World Series, it didn't stop A.J. Preller of the San Diego Padres from finding a way to fortify their rotation with two front-line starters without needing to trade away a piece of their prized bullpen.

#trade #found

Liverpool's pre-season United States tour showed both promise and highlighted concerns, with new head coach Andoni Iraola starting to implement his more positive brand of football and a return of a high press and embrace of verticality to a side that had gone flat last season under Arne Slot.
That was the promise. The concerns are on the squad balance and depth front, where the Reds continue to appear to have massive issues with pre-season now half-way through, the 2026-27 season creeping closer, and a month left in the summer transfer for sporting director Richard Hughes to fix the problems he has helped to create over the past two off seasons.
"I think we learned a lot of things," reflected Iraola when asked about his takeaways following Sunday's 4-2 defeat at the hands of Leeds United that saw Liverpool win the first half convincingly before second half changes highlighted those depth and balance issues as the game got away from them.
"Obviously it's not the result you want but I think probably it was the most useful friendly—in a positive way in the first half and a negative way in the second. I think we've learned a lot from today and I think we can take good conclusions and solve some things. At the end, we want to get ready for the season—that is when people want to see us play well and get results."
Of particular concern over the tour were Liverpool's clear lack of attacking options, question marks at right back, concerns at centre half—with Joe Gomez injured in the first game and the top player on the tour being a teenager who will have to be loaned back to Austria due to work permit issues—and likely needing to strengthen midfield if Curtis Jones departs.

#season #iraola

In the latest Bitcoin news, Gelephu Mindfulness City, Bhutan's southern special administrative region, has named Toronto-based 3iQ Corp. as the first institutional manager for a portion of its Bitcoin treasury, formalizing what had been a state-level BTC accumulation strategy into an active, named-mandate arrangement.
The announcement, dated July 30, 2026, marks the first concrete step toward deployment since Bhutan announced in December 2025 that up to 10,000 Bitcoin from its national holdings would be allocated to support GMC's long-term development.
The mandate grants 3iQ discretionary management over a defined portion of GMC's Bitcoin reserves, though the press release does not disclose the specific amount of BTC, the custody arrangement, permitted strategies, or the fee structure.
That opacity is notable for a sovereign-linked reserve mandate; operational details that traders would typically expect to accompany an institutional announcement of this scale remain absent.
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#institutional #arrangement #mindfulness

Earlier this year, CEO Greg Abel announced that Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRKA) (NYSE: BRKB) resumed its share repurchase program in March. But much to investors' disappointment, the company's first-quarter earnings report revealed just $235 million in total share repurchases that month. That's practically unnoticeable for a company with a market cap of more than $1 trillion.
It looks like Abel stepped up the repurchase activity in the second quarter. A Barron's **** ysis of Warren Buffett's SEC filings in July indicates Berkshire Hathaway's Class A share count declined by around 11,000 between April 14 and July 14. Due to rounding and estimating the average share price of repurchases, the actual amount spent buying back shares won't be known until Berkshire releases its Q2 earnings results. However, Barron's suggests the amount could be as high as $11 billion.
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That's a bullish sign for shareholders.
When Berkshire Hathaway buys back its own shares, it's usually a good sign that management believes its shares are undervalued. Chairman Warren Buffett has decried companies that repurchase shares without regard for their stock's price or value. Conversely, Berkshire's share repurchase authorization permits repurchases only when "Berkshire's Chief Executive Officer, after consultation with the Chairman of the Board, believes that the repurchase price is below Berkshire's intrinsic value, conservatively determined."

#berkshire

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida shooting guard Denzel Aberdeen cleared a major hurdle in his bid for a fifth-year of eligibility, but he likely faces another before being permitted to take the court for the Gators this season.
A Colorado court ruling Friday granted an extra year of eligibility to Aberdeen and every athlete in the 2022 class without requiring an NCAA waiver. But the class-wide preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Court judge Charlotte Sweeney is not a final judgment, leaving Aberdeen's eligibility in limbo unless the NCAA either loses an appeal or drops its legal challenge.
NCAA chief legal officer Scott Bearby issued a statement Saturday that the governing body will appeal Sweeney's ruling. Bearby called the decision "egregiously wrong."
Aberdeen returned to Florida after spending last season at rival Kentucky, expecting to receive a waiver for a fifth season of eligibility.
The 6-foot-5, 195-pound Orlando native has completed four seasons of college basketball but saw limited action as a true freshman, appearing in just 12 games of 36 games and logging 41 minutes total minutes during coach Todd Golden's first season in Gainesville. He played three or fewer minutes in eight appearances and saw his most extensive action in his final two games, playing nine minutes in March against LSU and eight during a season-ending loss to UCF in the NIT.

#minutes #court #games #Florida

GAINESVILLE — Florida shooting guard Denzel Aberdeen cleared a major hurdle in his bid for a fifth-year of eligibility, but he likely faces another before being permitted to take the court for the Gators this season.
A Colorado court ruling Friday granted an extra year of eligibility to Aberdeen and every athlete in the 2022 class without requiring an NCAA waiver. But the class-wide preliminary injunction issued by U.S. District Court judge Charlotte Sweeney is not a final judgment, leaving Aberdeen's eligibility in limbo unless the NCAA either loses an appeal or drops its legal challenge.
NCAA chief legal officer Scott Bearby issued a statement Saturday that the governing body will appeal the Sweeney's ruling. Bearby called the decision "egregiously wrong."
Aberdeen returned to Florida after spending last season at rival Kentucky, expecting to receive a waiver for a fifth season of eligibility.
The 6-foot-5, 195-pound Orlando native has completed four seasons of college basketball but saw limited action as a true freshman, appearing in just 12 games of 36 games and logging 41 minutes total minutes during coach Todd Golden's first season in Gainesville. He played three or fewer minutes in eight appearances and saw his most extensive action in his final two games, playing nine minutes in March against LSU and eight during a season-ending loss to UCF in the NIT.

#ncaa #court

McALLEN, Texas (AP) — A Texas mother deported to Mexico despite having legal permission to stay in the U.S. after arriving as a child has filed a lawsuit against the federal government after it notified her it would be terminating her permission because of "unauthorized travel" stemming from her deportation.
Jessica Treviño, 34, filed a lawsuit through her attorney this week asking a federal judge to intervene.
Treviño and her husband were arrested in December after federal agents followed them and two of their daughters into a Home Depot parking lot in South Texas. Both were deported and are living in Matamoros, Mexico, just south of Brownsville, Texas. Their three children, all U.S. citizens, are living with family on the U.S. side near the border.
After being brought to the country as a child at the age of 7, Treviño subsequently received legal permission at 20 to remain in the U.S. under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. Introduced in 2012, DACA does not confer legal status but has allowed hundreds of thousands of people who had come to the U.S. as children to temporarily remain and obtain work permits.
As a DACA recipient, she must maintain a clean criminal record and is not allowed to travel outside the United States.

#Legal

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba is a top-shelf player to select in dynasty fantasy football drafts this year.
According to Bleacher Report's Zach Buckley, Smith-Njigba is the fourth-best player for dynasty fantasy football this year.
Smith-Njigba went for 1,793 receiving yards last season and won the AP Offensive Player of the Year award. He added 10 receiving touchdowns on the season.
The 24-year-old Smith-Njigba is a great option to select in dynasty leagues this year due to his age, statistical excellence and position in Seattle as their No. 1 receiver coming off of a win in the Super Bowl from last season.
All signs point toward JSN being among the best of the best at the wide receiver position for the next decade or more, so long as his health permits. Given his ability to dominate wherever he's lined up on the line of scrimmage, his value as a WR1 figures to remain the same regardless of any changing variables in Seattle.

#Seattle #dynasty #best #season

Could some former Arizona State athletes receive an extra year of eligibility?
It appears so.
Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare eligible high school athletes who entered collegiate competition during the 2022-23 year and exhausted their eligibility in the 2025-26 competition year.
This would bring those in the high school class of 2022 into the current era of 5-for-5, which allows an athlete to play for five years following the completion of high school.
It is unclear if football players who signed contracts as undrafted free agents will be permitted to return to college.

#year #athletes #eligibility #class

North Carolina football opens fall training camp Thursday as the Tar Heels begin preparations for the 2026 season under head coach Bill Belichick.
The start of camp also comes as UNC navigates an off-field issue involving general manager Michael Lombardi. The school announced Monday that
Lombardi had been placed on leave but didn't provide a reason, noting that employees and athletes aren't permitted to address the topic "as is standard procedure with personnel matters."
University leaders said their focus remains on the football program and its student-athletes as an investigation involving the program's general manager continues.
"I'm disappointed that we're talking about this," Chancellor Lee Roberts said. "We should be focusing on our student athletes and on their success on the field ... so it's distressing to me and everyone else in the administration entrusted with leadership at this remarkable university, that this is something that we have to have to spend time on."

#athletes #lombardi #general #manager

After Tuesday's game was rained out, the Braves will (weather permitting) close out their 2026 slate of Mets road games with a Wednesday doubleheader which is scheduled to begin at 1:10 p.m. ET.
AJ Smith-Shawver is set to make his season debut at the major league level for the Braves after completing his rehabilitation from Tommy John surgery the last few weeks with five outings across Single-A Augusta and Triple-A Gwinnett.
The Braves are largely keeping the same lineup from Monday's series-opening loss, making just one change in the lineup. Mauricio Dubón will play shortstop and hit sixth, while Eli White takes his typical place in left, likely because Atlanta doesn't want Jim Jarvis to play both full halves of a doubleheader.
Ronald Acuña Jr. is back atop the lineup for the second straight game, and Joey Bart is catching the second straight game to divide those duties similarly across the two-game day.
The Juan Soto-less Mets are not playing Luis Robert Jr. — somewhat recently back from an extended IL stint — in the first half of the doubleheader. Carson Benge replaces him in the lineup while A.J. Ewing will hold down his center field spot.

#Braves #second

A Wisconsin brewery known for anti-Trump social media posts, including one promising a free beer promotion upon the death of President Donald Trump, has had its permit to operate in the state revoked by state officials.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Monday that liberal activist and brewery owner Kirk Bangstad is "vowing to fight 'tooth and nail' after receiving a letter from the state's Department of Revenue revoking Minocqua Brewing Co.'s permit to operate in Wisconsin, according to a July 26 newsletter sent to his supporters."
"As you can imagine, I'm not taking this lying down," Bangstad wrote in a Substack post on Sunday. "We're going to fight the state of Wisconsin tooth and nail, and once again, they'll have to pry me out of my taprooms before I stop selling beer to thirsty progressives who come to visit us."
Wisconsin Dem's Bar Laments 'We Almost Got Free Beer Day' For Trump ******* assination
President Donald Trump took a victory lap over a judge's ruling allowing his legal team to amend his $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times.

#Trump #donald #free

The Seattle Seahawks will be throwing it back to the 1990s for two of their nine home games this regular season.
Seattle's widely acclaimed throwback uniforms will be worn in primetime against a pair of high profile opponents:
Week 7 (Oct. 25) vs. Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football
Week 13 (Dec. 7) vs. Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football
The Seahawks are permitted up to three throwback games under the NFL's alternate uniform policy. Last year they had an iconic double throwback thriller with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who were also celebrating their 50th season and came out of Lumen Field as 38-35 winners. Seattle took its throwbacks on the road to Maryland for a 38-14 beatdown of the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football, before scoring a 26-0 shoutout win in the same unis against the Minnesota Vikings.

#night #throwback #seahawks

The 2026 Formula 1 season has been incredibly brutal for Aston Martin. After tumbling down the competitive order and fighting a severely overweight and aerodynamically flawed chassis, the Silverstone-based squad is finally hitting the reset ****** on.
As the paddock sets up for the Hungarian Grand Prix, the FIA has released the official car presentation documents, and Aston Martin’s submission is nothing short of staggering. The team has declared a massive 16-component upgrade package. This isn’t a simple front wing tweak—this is effectively the debut of the highly anticipated B-spec AMR26.
The official FIA document reveals that nearly every aerodynamic surface on the car has been heavily revised. Unsurprisingly, almost all of the 16 changes are primarily focused on increasing “local load” to conquer the twisty, downforce-heavy layout of the Hungaroring.
The aggressive changes start right at the front of the car. Aston Martin has introduced a completely new, “longer, thinner nose” ****** embly that marries to a highly revised front wing featuring redistributed chord profiles and updated endplate diveplanes. Moving rearward, the team has fundamentally redesigned the car’s underbody.
The FIA document confirms that “all of the permitted surfaces of the floor” have been changed. This includes heavily updated leading-edge floor fences, a highly modified floor edge just ahead of the rear tires, and a completely reworked diffuser.

#martin #highly #official #document

TAMPA, Fla - This week, former Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Cole Hutson moved closer to a return to the field.
According to multiple reports, Hutson has been granted a temporary restraining order in his battle with the NCAA. The order would allow Hutson to resume football activities in preparation for the 2026 season.
Attempts Thursday by the American-Statesman to reach Hutson's attorney, David Ovard, were not successful. Ovard, though, did tell 247Sports that "the court is granting the temporary restraining order and setting the injunction for a hearing, and we are working on this date."
More: How NCAA's 5-year eligibility rule could affect Texas football, other college programs
At the heart of this legal saga is the NCAA's eligibility model that was reworked earlier this summer. The NCAA now permits five years of eligibility for all of its athletes, but a participant's eligibility clock now begins no later than the academic year following their 19th birthday. This overrode the previous rule of college athletics, which allowed four years of eligibility but did not penalize redshirts, delayed entries and other situations that may warrant a waiver.

#texas #Football

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Eric Richmond predicted that stablecoin-powered AI agents could grow significantly within months rather than years.
Coinbase plans to launch crypto derivatives for Canadian permitted clients within weeks as it develops its "everything exchange."
Richmond said Coinbase was targeting CIRO dealer status in early 2027.
Stablecoins as a native payment system for AI agents could see significant growth potentially within months rather than years, Coinbase Canada CEO Eric Richmond has said.

#eric #rather

Incoming Barcelona signing Karim Adeyemi will not be permitted to make use of his preferred jersey number for the seasons ahead.
That’s according to Diario Sport, who have on Wednesday provided an insight into the situation.
Frontman Adeyemi is of course set to be unveiled as the latest addition to Hansi Flick’s star-studded Barcelona squad at any moment.
After the Blaugrana brass thrashed out an agreement with their counterparts at Borussia Dortmund, the 24-year-old jumped at the opportunity to link up with fellow countryman Flick in Catalunya’s capital.
Adeyemi has since made his way to Spain, waiting for the green light to pull on the colours of his new club for the very first time.

#flick #incoming

Two-day chart shows the Nasdaq led major indexes lower Friday.
Stocks were headed for a losing week Friday amid disheartening earnings from Netflix (NFLX) and the latest updates from the housing sector. ****** e Exploration Technologies (SPCX), known as ****** eX, was an early loser on the stock market today after a canceled test flight while Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) tumbled as a key metric disappointed investors.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average was flat as the S&P 500 fell 0.6%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq faced the brunt of a sell-off in tech and sank 1.2% in morning trading.
West Texas intermediate crude oil futures climbed to around $81.80 per barrel. The 10-year Treasury yield was down at 4.52%. Meanwhile, bitcoin fell near $63,300.
News from the housing front was mixed with housing starts beating economist expectations for June, yet the number of building permits issued missed forecasts.

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, on Tuesday, reportedly ordered the nation's first statewide pause on new hyperscale data centers, temporarily halting environmental permits for up to a year.
The freeze is intended to give the state time to develop rules that protect the environment, the power grid, and consumers' electricity costs. Hochul announced a pause on approving large data centers that consume 50 megawatts or more of power, citing concerns over rising utility bills, strain on natural resources, and uncertainty for residents, reported The Hill, citing a statement from the Governor's office.
She said the state would use the pause to develop what she called the nation's "strongest standards" for future data center development.
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