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This political cycle, crypto has become a bipartisan issue which may help determine the future of American leadership. Emerging from the shadows of America’s worries over: inflation, the value of the dollar, and geopolitical concerns, crypto is being embraced by Americans for its transparency, digital viability, and capped supply. According to the Crypto Council for Innovation, eight in ten crypto voters say that a “candidate’s position on cryptocurrency matters” and an 83% supermajority say they prefer a candidate who has clear rules for cryptocurrency and its investment.

Crypto enters the U.S elections

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Multicultural groups' consumer spending power is growing, despite industry ad spending not reflecting this power. It’s time for brands to get on board because nearly $1 out of every $5.75 of buying power in the U.S. belongs to an African American, Asian-American or Native American households. This is a significant shift from 2000 when that number was only 66 cents. Let’s take a look into the burgeoning importance of multicultural ad spending and its role in securing diverse customers.

Tapping into big spenders

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We can agree that all of humanity stands to gain if AI provides accurate and unbiased healthcare solutions, ultimately unlocking new ways to detect and fight disease. However, a recent Stanford study revealed ChatGPT and Google’s Bard answer medical questions with racist, debunked theories that harm Black patients. These tools have proven effective in business by reducing operational costs and increasing efficiencies, but also have the potential to worsen health disparities for African Americans.

AI heavyweights take a stand

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In a fair world, the pricing of goods and services should be built on transparency, equity and fairness. But because fairness is something we have to fight for, some eight companies are not playing fair and using your data to inflate prices. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is looking into claims that these companies, including MasterCard, McDonalds and Starbucks are using surveillance pricing to adjust prices quickly, potentially impacting consumer privacy, competition, and protection.

Your data is the secret ingredient to price hikes

The people are ”Supreme” and they need internet to keep building. Rick Ross knows this all too well. Get into it in our CBX Vibes!