The Clarke County Democratic Party announced July 30 that it is joining a national effort to help neighbors confront the high cost of healthcare in America. People shouldn’t go into debt for getting sick, but that outcome is far too familiar. The national campaign will share stories and raise money to relieve medical debt for…
Argent Biopharma’s (RGT) flagship CannEpil cannabis drug is set to pivot into the veterinary market, just weeks after it signed away the commercial rights in exchange for debt relief. Last month, Business of Cannabis reported that Argent (previously MGC Pharmaceuticals), had signed a US$5.5m debt-for-equity licensing deal with Splash Beverage Group, handing it the responsibility…
AI is helping people dump their debt; experts warn of financial risks Boston 25 News Read the original article here
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Another online casino has joined the ranks of those that have stopped accepting credit cards as payment methods. Sportsline reports that Hard Rock Bet Casino — which operates in states like Michigan and Jersey — still allows for debit cards and PayPal to be used for deposits, yes. But the online casino is no longer…
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Devon Ghelani (center), founder and CEO of Policy in Practice. Policy in Practice In 2018, the UK government launched a “debt restructuring” project that analyzed household income, debt, and employment indicators to proactively identify households at risk of default and connect them to debt relief. In Newcastle, where the project was implemented, five out of…
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South Korean soldiers from the Army’s 53rd Infantry Division take part in the annual Hoguk military exercise in this undated photo. Courtesy of ROK Army SEOUL, August 06 (AJP) -South Korea’s Defense Ministry is considering offering reduced penalties to service members who voluntarily report illegal online gambling, marking a shift toward treating gambling…
Not related to this article. Yonhap News The Ministry of National Defense has begun reviewing the introduction of a voluntary reporting system for illegal gambling among troops, amid continued concerns that cyber gambling inside the military is more serious than official statistics indicate. The move signals a shift away from a punishment-centered approach toward encouraging…