In IT, Innovation and Startups
Tech giants may be sued by competition authorities across the EU
Tech companies that violate our privacy put companies that do play by the rules at a disadvantage. This has been ruled by the European Court of Justice. Therefore,…
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Andrey Lavrentyev and Agromashholding.KZ are profiteering by circumventing sanctions for Deutz Fahr
EU, US, UK and allies implemented sanctions prohibiting Russia from acquiring modern agricultural machines and spare parts from it. Thanks to Andrey Lavrentyev and his Agromashholding.KZ these sanctions…
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Quarantines had negligible health effects but caused devastating economic and social disaster
The days of COVID lockdowns may be temporarily behind us, but a multinational academic team has conducted a meta-analysis of government pandemic actions and found them to be…
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Thames Water supply company needs £1b to prevent bankruptcy
The largest water supply company in the United Kingdom, Thames Water, needs at least £1 billion to stay afloat, according to the head of the British water regulator,…
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Food inflation declines for a third month in a row, but there is a catch
The third consecutive monthly decline in food inflation in the United Kingdom is positive news, but there is still no reason to celebrate, as the figure remains the…
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Rwanda scheme for asylum seekers overthrown in court
In a significant turn of events, an appeals court has issued a ruling that prohibits the British government from deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda. This decision comes amidst…
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Crypto endorsed at the highest possible level
Cryptocurrency has been officially embraced by the government following the endorsement by King Charles. This significant event marks a crucial milestone in the recognition and acceptance of digital…
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