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Luxury brands plan to accept cryptocurrency amid bitcoin growth
Elite fashion brands and retailers are considering accepting cryptocurrency as a means of payment. The French department store Printemps has already announced a partnership with Binance to implement crypto payments.
Currency exchange rates as of November 22: the dollar rose slightly
The NBU has set the official hryvnia exchange rate at 41. 2860 UAH/USD, up 3 kopecks from the previous one. In banks, a dollar can be bought for UAH 41.64 and a euro for UAH 44.09.
Due to a two-hour failure in the PayPal system, thousands of people around the world were unable to access their accounts
PayPay reported that there were transactions for withdrawals, express ordering, cryptocurrency services, and Venmo.
PayPal to cut 2,500 employees due to declining profits and competition
PayPal will cut about 9% of its workforce, or about 2,500 jobs, due to declining profits and increased competition.