Gazprom UK future secured by German move
Gazprom Germania said it would rebrand the business soon to further distance itself from Russia. Gazprom Energy said it will...
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What’s next for data in the UK public sector?
Data proved a vital tool for helping public sector organisations respond to the pandemic. Now, public sector data leaders are...
Microsoft disrupts ‘Russian nation-state’ cyberattacks on Ukraine
Microsoft says it has observed and taken steps to disrupt cyberattacks by “a Russian nation-state actor” on Ukraine and its...
Centre targets to distribute fortified rice to all ration card holders in 2 years, to cost ₹2,700 crore annually
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved a plan under which rice, fortified with vitamins that can help...
Healthcare mergers and acquisitions hit new low in first quarter
Photo: Mikolette/Getty Images Healthcare mergers and acquisitions data shows only 12 transactions recorded during the first quarter of the year,...
After barring imports for 3 decades, Lanka looks at Delhi for milk
Ahmedabad, April 8 Tables have turned for Sri Lanka. Once averse to allowing access to Indian dairy players, the island...
Ten Best Roth Alternatives – Evergreen Small Business
All the talk about tax law changes, including changes to the Roth rules and then the prospect of higher tax...
King John’s Castle enters into state-ownership as Limerick Council becomes new operator
KING JOHN’S CASTLE in Limerick is now state-owned after the Shannon Group transferred the ownership to Limerick City and County...
FBI’s Cyclops Blink botnet takedown suggests an aggressive new stance
The US Department of Justice yesterday announced that it has disrupted a botnet operated by a group linked to Russia’s...
Fruits, vegetables’ exports may face turbulence as air freight to Europe hiked
Bengaluru, Kochi, April 7 The latest hike in airfreight rates to some destinations such as Europe is set to add...
