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Bitcoin climbs to highest level since January

Bitcoin climbs to highest level since January

Bitcoin reached a value above 85,000 dollars on Monday, marking its highest level since late January. The cryptocurrency has seen an increase of over 7 percent in value during the past five days.

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Companies prefer AI over new recruits and are now facing a problem: Who will be the seniors of the future?

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Power bank that exploded on KLM flight belonged to former director Camiel Eurlings

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Dutch childcare organization to recycle diapers on a large scale

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Grid operator Enexis cannot connect tens of thousands of new homes to power grid

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