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Bitcoin Exchange Looks Into Criminal Complaint

Major Bitcoin Exchange Is Insolvent, Companies Say

Prominent members of the Bitcoin community — including San Francisco-based wallet service Coinbase and Chinese exchange BTC China — sought to shore up confidence in the currency by saying Mt. Gox’s collapse was an isolated case of mismanagement. They said it had abused users’ trust, but did not offer details on how.

February 25th, 2014
Associated Press
February 25th, 2014
By Associated Press
Japan Bitcoin Mt Gox

TOKYO (AP) — A major bitcoin exchange has gone bust after secretly racking up catastrophic losses, other virtual currency companies said Tuesday — a potentially fatal blow for the exotic new form of money. The website of Tokyo-based Mt. Gox was returning a blank page Tuesday. The disappearance of the site follows the resignation Sunday of Mt.

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After Decades of Tension, U.S. Military Base In Okinawa To Relocate

After having endured several nasty episodes of criminality by U.S. servicemen on its citizens, many residents want the base gone entirely.

December 31st, 2013
Les Neuhaus
December 31st, 2013
By Les Neuhaus

With diplomatic stakes high, the governor of Okinawa approved a measure on Friday that will allow the relocation of a controversial U.S. Marine base -- infamous locally for crimes committed by U.S. serviceman that include rape and gang rape -- to another part of the strategic island. Despite overwhelming sentiment from the island’s 1.4 million

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Typhoon Forces Dumping Of Radioactive Water At Fukushima

TEPCO officials indicate measures were taken to avoid worse disaster, but it remains unclear how much water was pumped into ocean

September 16th, 2013
Common Dreams
September 16th, 2013
By Common Dreams

As Typhoon Man-Yi crashed into Japan on Monday with heavy winds and rain, the owners of the Fukushima nuclear power plant were forced to hurriedly pump rising levels of stored radioactive water into the ocean in order to fend off the threat of a further disaster. Ahead of the storm's landfall, fears were that high winds and rising waters could

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