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 | | | | | | 2. Seven of the original founding members of the Libra Association have left the project amid regulatory concerns. The seven include PayPal, eBay, Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Booking Holding, and Kayak and Priceline. The departure of the companies leaves 21 members such as Uber, Spotify, Vodafone, and Lyft. According to Libra Association policy head Dante Disparte, the withdrawals were a "correction" and "not a setback." The shrinkage of the Libra Association comes as the organization held its inaugural meeting in Geneva earlier this week and elected its Board of Directors. –ENGADGET |     | | | | Keep more hair on your head and more money in your wallet. Keeps is the easiest way to stop hair loss (and even regrow some of what you've lost). Their FDA-approved treatments are delivered directly to your door in discreet packaging. Plus, at less than $1 a day, keeping your hair has never been more affordable. Get 50% off your first 3 months 
| 4. Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, has defended Libra, arguing that the U.K.'s payment system is "not good enough in this day and age." Following the departure of Mastercard and Visa, Carney laid out a case that involves a revolution for the payments industry in the U.K. According to the governor, the country needs to face up to its payment problems and bring its system up-to-date with emerging and advanced economies. Appearing before the Treasury Select Committee, Carney stated that payments are costly in the U.K. while small businesses are hampered by expensive cross-border transactions, with organizations waiting up to three days to receive payments. In his opinion, in this day and age, payments should be "instantaneous," it should be "virtually costless," and it "should be 100pc resilient." –THE TELEGRAPH |  | | | | | 
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