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1 week ago |
ryan.com | Mark Paolillo |Susan Han |Jeff Henshall |Christopher Jensen
Two days after New Hampshire Governor Ayotte signed a bill that created the first crypto currency reserve in the country, Arizona Governor Hobbs signed H.B. 2749 that also establishes a reserve fund for abandoned digital assets. The new Arizona law establishes a process for identifying and handling unclaimed digital assets, ensuring they are held for a specified period before being sold.
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1 month ago |
dx.doi.org | Zhijie Chen |Christopher Jensen |Chen Liu |Yijing Liu
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence, which are machine learning models that create new content by learning and emulating patterns from existing data sets, has led to significant advancements and widespread application of large language models like ChatGPT.
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2 months ago |
ryan.com | Mark Paolillo |Susan Han |Jeff Henshall |Christopher Jensen
Many states cast a wide net to pursue participants for their voluntary disclosure programs. Voluntary Disclosure Agreements (VDAs) are a type of amnesty program in which companies can disclose previously unreported and currently due unclaimed property, usually in exchange for a waiver of interest and penalties. A number of these state programs are also administered by third parties, as disclosed in the outreach letters.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
markets.businessinsider.com | Sarah Morton |Christopher Jensen
In today's issue, Christopher Jensen from Franklin Templeton cuts through some of the noise and misconceptions about crypto investing in today's myth-busting article. Then, Pablo Larguia from SenseiNode answers questions about staking rewards in Ask an Expert. Myth Busting: 3 Things Investors Are Still Getting Wrong About CryptoCryptocurrencies have been around for over a decade but remain largely misunderstood by the investment community.
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Oct 8, 2024 |
ryan.com | Mark Paolillo |Susan Han |Jeff Henshall |Christopher Jensen
Delaware and 30 other states have reached a settlement resolving yearslong litigation over unclaimed checks issued by MoneyGram. The settlement follows last year’s Supreme Court decision in Delaware v. Pennsylvania et al.1 In that case, a unanimous Supreme Court determined that Agent and Teller Checks sold by financial institutions on behalf of MoneyGram fell under the Federal Disposition of Abandoned Money Orders and Traveler’s Checks Act (FDA).
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