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Youth fashion retailer Pacsun will accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies using 10-year-old blockchain payment provider BitPay, according to a Tuesday Oct. 5 press release.Since cryptocurrency is a growing trend among the California-based retailers Gen
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Hawaii announced that it is planning to be the first state to offer cashless cannabis sales in an effort to avoid robberies and other crimes targeting marijuana dispensaries.According to a Bloomberg news report, the governors office said that all of Hawaii eight licensed dispensaries have agreed to go cashless by Oct. 1. The dispensaries will ask patients to use a mobile payment app called CanPay, which is already available for marijuana sales in six states, including California and Colorado.The Hawaii dispensaries are setting up accounts with the Safe Harbor Private Banking credit union. Customers can u
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