Billionaires’ Fortunes Tumble In Kazakhstan | Bitcoin’s Three-Month Low | Golden Globes 2022 Winners

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Violent clashes between protestors and security forces in Kazakhstan have led to
nearly 8,000 arrests, dozens of deaths, and a $3 billion hit to the fortunes of the billionaires behind some of the country’s largest businesses. We’re also covering falling prices of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, and listing the winners of the subdued Golden Globes 2022. Finally, find out which companies have embraced remote work the most in 2022.

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Nearly 8,000 people were arrested and dozens died throughout Kazakhstan during the recent violent unrest sparked by rising fuel prices. The fortunes of four billionaires in the commodities-rich former Soviet republic tumbled due to the political and social upheaval.

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No live broadcast, no red carpet and a minimal in-person ceremony: the
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