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Klarna is launching a stablecoin.
The buy now, pay later service’s stablecoin — called KlarnaUSD — will be pegged to the US dollar when it launches next year. Klarna says it’s making the move to “make payments faster and cheaper.”
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Netflix wants you to stream its video podcasts in between binge-watching its shows.
A source tells TheWrap that Netflix is betting on video podcasts to capture your attention while outside the platform:
When people aren’t spending time on Netflix, we want to win as much of that as possible.
In addition to a podcasting deal with Spotify, rumors suggest that Netflix is considering licensing shows from iHeartMedia and SiriusXM — and maybe even launching its own podcasts, too.
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You might not see CNN on your Apple News feed for a bit.
Over the weekend, CNN yanked its stories from the Apple News app as it tries to work out a deal that would bring its content back to the platform, according to a report from Semafor.
CNN has gotten more aggressive about monetizing its content over the past year, with the outlet paywalling some of its articles and once again launching a streaming service.
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The Silent Hill 2 remake heads to Xbox.
Over one year after its release on PS5 and PC, the Silent Hill 2 remake has finally made its way to Xbox Series X | S consoles. To celebrate its release, Konami is making Silent Hill 2 available on Xbox and PS5 for $34.99 instead of $69.99 for a limited time, with a similar discount coming to PC next week.
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Critically Acclaimed Psychological Horror SILENT HILL 2 Now Available on Xbox Series X|S
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