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- Sam Altman and Greg Brockman have returned to the OpenAI board of directors. The company also named other members of the updated board.
- The social network X will launch a YouTube-like application for Smart TVs on Amazon and Samsung TV.
- Starting March 11, Russia will begin pilot testing of “mobile pharmacies,” mobile drug sales points in remote villages and towns. Specialized electric vehicles will appear in Krasnoyarsk, the Krasnodar Territories and the Republic of Khakassia.
- Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed resolutions on the creation of three new special economic zones (in the Mordovia, Rostov and Tver regions) and the expansion of two existing SEZs (in the Kaluga and Lipetsk regions).
- As a result of Friday’s trading, Bitcoin broke the all-time record again, for the second time in a week: at this time the coin was worth $70.1 thousand (and on March 5 it reached $69+ thousand).
- The US Treasury Department placed the Central African Republic’s Bois Rouge Sarlu and Broker Expert LLC on the sanctions list “for their efforts to facilitate Russia’s harmful activities in Africa.”
- The first Japanese launch of Space One’s privately owned Kairos-1 rocket from the private Spaceport Kii launch site has been delayed indefinitely, but not because of a rocket malfunction, officials say.
- The first crewed test flight of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner to the ISS has also been postponed: it was previously scheduled for April 22, but now the dates have been moved to May “due to the schedule of flights to the space station at the orbital laboratory.”
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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