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Whistleblower On Twitter Expresses Security Concerns

A former Twitter security chief turned whistleblower testified in court that the company misled customers and US regulators about security flaws. Peiter Zatko also asserted that Twitter miscalculated the number of phoney and spam accounts that were present on its network.   The allegations...

Repsol Will Be Sued By Peru For A $4.5 Billion Oil Spill

The consumer protection agency of Peru is suing the Spanish oil company Repsol for a massive oil spill that occurred off the coast of Lima in January and stained the beaches there. More than 10,000 barrels of oil leaked into the Pacific Ocean during the spill, which Peru described as the worst...

Pandemic "Existential Crisis" Is Over, According To Qantas

Despite reporting annual losses for the third consecutive year, the national carriers of Australia and New Zealand claim that the worst of the coronavirus crisis is now behind them. With the pandemic's "existential crisis now over," according to Qantas, demand is rising.   Since March, Air...

China's Huawei To Shift Focus On Bettering Cash Flow, And Survival In Downturn According To Company Founder

With the global economy getting into a prolonged period of recession, the founder of China's embattled tech giant Huawei Technologies has informed the company employees that the firm's focus should change from pushing for scale to ensuring making and...

China's JD.Com Surpasses Market Estimates For Quarterly Revenue

JD.com Inc. surpassed Wall Street expectations for quarterly revenue on Tuesday as China's coronavirus shutdown bolstered online shopping and the firm's "618" shopping festival.   In pre-market trading, stocks of the Beijing-based e-commerce behemoth increased by almost 7 per cent....

Tencent Suspends Sales On Its NFT Platform Huanhe A Year After Its Introduction Due To Mounting Criticisms

Tencent Holdings' non-fungible token (NFT) platform Huanhe will no longer distribute digital collectibles to the public, the company announced on Tuesday, as regulatory scrutiny of NFTs grows in China.   Huanhe, which was officially launched in early August, would no longer be releasing new...

Mizuho Securities Of Japan Plans To Expand And Grow In The United States

Mizuho Securities Co, the brokerage arm of Mizuho Financial Group, has "space for future growth" in the United States, and acquisitions are one possibility under consideration, according to CEO Yoshiro Hamamoto.   Its US business, which mostly consists of investment banking and trading,...

Qantas Is Expanding Its Freight Fleet In Australia To Accommodate The Demand For Online Shopping

Qantas Airways of Australia announced on Monday that it would add six Airbus SE A321 converted freighters to its domestic fleet to replace five ageing Boeing Co 737s and enhance capacity to meet an increase in demand from online shopping.   The A321 freighters will be sourced on the open...

Saudi Aramco's Earnings Skyrockets Because To Rising Pricing And Refining Margins

The state owned oil company of Saudi Arabi - Saudi Aramco posted its greatest quarterly profit since going public in 2019, bolstered by increased oil prices and refining margins, on Sunday.   Aramco follows oil majors such as Exxon Mobil Corp and BP in reporting strong or record-breaking...

Wide-Body Aircraft Demand Is Reviving As The Boeing 787 Returns To The Fray

Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner has returned to the global market for freshly delivered aircraft at a time when demand for wide-body jetliners is gradually reviving after a lengthy decline.   On Wednesday, Boeing delivered its first Dreamliner since May 2021, marking a key milestone for the...

Mazda Is Attempting To Lessen Its Reliance On Chinese Sources Following COVID Lockdowns

Mazda Motor Corp of Japan stated on Friday that following COVID-19 lockdowns in Shanghai disrupted supplies and hampered production, it will ask its parts suppliers to expand stocks in Japan and create components outside of China.   The request from the Hiroshima-based manufacturer...

Daimler Truck Plans To Keep Pricing High In 2023

Daimler Truck will maintain high prices even if certain costs begin to decline in order to compensate for reduced profits since last year, the truckmaker said on Thursday, anticipating solid demand into 2023 despite recession fears.   Energy prices, supply chain bottlenecks in China, and...
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