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Amazon Homes in on Gaming Audience with Twitch Perks Program Rebrand
Twitch Prime, which was free to Prime members and offered perks like free games and Twitch channel subscriptions, was Prime Gaming on Monday. Prime Gaming still offers the same basic benefits as its pre-rebranded self, although Prime members no longer need a Twitch account to take advantage of the perks.because it could help a) broaden the audience of Twitch and b) increase the number of Prime members that take advantage of the gaming perks that have long been offered to them.
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Banker bonus cap can reduce excessive risk-taking, says BoE paperThe European Union's cap on banker bonuses introduced after the financial crisis a decade ago can help to curb excessive risk-taking, a Bank of England study showed on Friday.
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Everything Taking Too LongWASHINGTON—An overwhelming sense of restlessness and impatience engulfed the U.S. this week when citizens determined that everything—the morning commute, phone conversations, getting a table at Chili&39;s, making coffee, commercial breaks, everything—was taking entirely too long.
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The pandemic is taking a toll on Americans' mental health. A new CDC study shows who we need to worry about most.More than 40% of respondents in a CDC survey reported an adverse mental health condition and 11% reported having seriously considered suicide.
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