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How to Deal with Your Business Being High Risk for ACH Transactions

Businesses that are classed as high-risk when it comes to ACH (Automated Clearing House) payments may be concerned about establishing an online merchant account, particularly if you are anticipating high-volume payment processing. Being considered a…

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Nuclear Fusion Reactor in Korea Ran 7 Times Hotter than the Sun for Almost 30 Seconds

Although getting rid of polluting fossil fuels and reversing climate change seems like an impossible task, nuclear fusion gives us a ray of hope. Our Sun produces its energy with nuclear fusion. For developing a…

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Architects Design a Suspended City Surrounding Burj Khalifa

Dubai is the architectural epicenter of the world. The city is flush with spectacular examples of unique and groundbreaking architecture. With its myriad record-breaking feats and architectural landscape, UAE has put itself on the map as a luxury tourist destination. Now…

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Researchers Create Low-cost Alternative Bio-diesel with Food Waste

Crude oil prices have skyrocketed due to low supply after the sanctions on Russian oil and gas. As a result, people are paying more for food in grocery stores and restaurants. Gasoline and food price…

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Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

Diamonds are valued for their rarity. Although formed billions of years ago, very few survive the arduous journey from deep within the Earth’s crust to reach the earth’s surface. But more than a billion miles…

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How Payment Technology is Changing in 2022

Worldwide, the way consumers shop, travel, socialize, work, access services, and perform various daily activities has transformed over the last few years. This change is revamping the payment industry in innumerable ways. The reconsideration of…

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Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

Twenty years have passed since the debut of the first Volkswagen Golf R, called the R32. This model had a 3.2L engine, after which the 2.0L kicked in. What stayed the same, is the all-wheel…

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Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

Photovoltaics (PV), also called solar cells are vital for the green energy transition. Seen on rooftops and solar farms, these silicon-based solar cells are the most efficient source of generating electricity from sunlight. However, these photovoltaic solar…

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There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

A new study by researchers from the University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) suggests that people with type-A blood may be at a higher risk for early onset stroke. Researchers found blood type may…

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NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

Integrating automation and technological advances in logistics would seem, to employment, a rather problematic endeavor. However, logistics is a game of numbers in which scale and optimization are key. Industry giants are consequently moving towards…

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Technology

How to Deal with Your Business Being High Risk for ACH Transactions

Nuclear Fusion Reactor in Korea Ran 7 Times Hotter than the Sun for Almost 30 Seconds

Architects Design a Suspended City Surrounding Burj Khalifa

Researchers Create Low-cost Alternative Bio-diesel with Food Waste

Scientists Produce Nano-diamonds Out Of Cheap PET Plastics Using Laser Flashes

How Payment Technology is Changing in 2022

Volkswagen: U.S. Model of The Golf R 20th Anniversary Revealed

Researchers Produce Ultra-Thin Solar Cells from Non-Toxic Material, With the Strongest Light Absorption

There is a Link Between Blood Type and Risk of Having a Stroke before Age 60

NFI Explores The Future of Logistics With Robot-Human Dynamics

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