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Meet the 25-year-old CEO of Genies, who built a new human race out of avatars, replete with its own virtual talent agency and celebrity clients. Three friends use advanced technology to turn game films into analytics for professional football teams. Finally, a 24-year-old NBA superfan merges the digital and sports worlds to create virtual player cards, or "moments."
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Stocks in Asia fell Thursday as fresh concerns about the spread of Covid-19 from China weakened risk appetite in one of the final trading days of the year.
Equity benchmarks in Japan, China, Australia and South Korea fell on thin trading volume, with Hong Kong tech stocks among the hardest hit corners of the market. European stock futures dropped and contracts for the S&P 500 fluctuated after the index slid 1.2% to the lowest level in more than a month.
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