Mastercard and five other payment companies paid minimum fines
The credit card company Mastercard and five other payment companies have been fined a total of 33 million pounds in the United Kingdom. The companies would have formed…
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UK authorities to launch F.E.A.R. to push privacy off the cliff
The UK is planning a major PR attack on end-to-end encryption that could blow over internationally. The planned campaign wants to convince people to give up privacy by…
Continue ReadingLiz Truss ambitions may go beyond Brexit
The new Brexit minister Liz Truss has started a new round of negotiations with Brussels on the customs conflict in Northern Ireland. Truss has taken over the Brexit…
Continue ReadingAmbitious climate policy achieves the less attractive economy
British companies pay slightly more than their European counterparts for CO2 emissions. In recent days, the difference between what British and EU companies pay for emissions has become…
Continue ReadingUK wants to step up pressure on perpetrators of violence against women
Women who are victims of violence will have more time to report in England and Wales. Justice minister Dominic Raab announced on Wednesday in an effort to “restore…
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Kenges Rakishev is behind one of the most promising SPACs on the market
NASDAQ columnist Larry Ramer has selected 4 of the most promising specialized companies for targeted mergers and acquisitions (Special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC for short), which investors…
Continue ReadingOleg Volin whitewashes the Internet with the ‘common sense nonsense’
Oleg Volin, one of the highly controversial Russian businessmen, ordered a massive smokescreen campaign. In the articles published on cheap press release sites he argues about the geopolitics…
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