Analysis company SAS Institute wants to go public in 2024 after more than forty years of private ownership. The company itself said so in a press release. The decision to go public has partly to do with the way many tech companies pay their employees: in stocks. SAS also […]
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Shell Rewards Shareholders After A Favourable Six Months
Shell plans to repurchase $2 billion worth of its own shares before the end of this year. With the buyback program, the oil and gas group is rewarding its shareholders. In addition, because fewer pieces remain after the purchase, the remaining shares increase in value and increase earnings per share. […]
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Apple Sells Half More iPhones
Apple is doing better than expected. The quarterly figures of the tech giant should show that it was not affected much by the persistent chip shortages. Apple posted a third more revenue in the third quarter of its broken fiscal year than in the same period last year. The […]
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Kaseya after REvil Attack: Not Paid for Ransomware Key
The universal ‘decryptor’ that Kaseya offers to its customers to get their files back after a significant ransomware attack was not obtained by paying a ransom. That’s what the company says. Kaseya, whose management software was exploited for one of the biggest ransomware attacks this year, released a universal […]
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Bitcoin Value Returns to $40,000
Bitcoin’s value has risen again to nearly $40,000, after a significant dip last week. The recovery is probably related to the speculation that online store group Amazon will also do something with crypto coins. Recently, the digital currency was worth less than $30,000. But according to CoinMarketCap, it is […]
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New Zealand Suspends Travel Bubble with Australia for Eight Weeks
New Zealand has closed its border with Australia as the neighbouring country struggles to contain new Covid-19 outbreaks, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Friday. The so-called Trans-Tasman travel bubble started on April 19 and allowed Australians and New Zealanders to travel between the two countries without having to go […]
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Strong Gains on Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Nikkei Closed
The Hong Kong stock market rose sharply on Thursday. Profits were also made on the other stock exchanges in the Asian region. Investors brushed aside concerns about the rapid advance of the Delta variant of the coronavirus and took advantage of the positive mood on Wall Street. The interest […]
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Editor-in-Chief of Defunct Apple Daily Arrested
The former editor of the defunct Hong Kong newspaper Apple Daily has been arrested for “collusion with foreign forces”. Earlier, eight other employees of the pro-democracy newspaper were arrested for violating the controversial security law. The police report that a 51-year-old employee of a media company has been arrested, […]
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British Ministers Want Investigation into Unrest Around European Championship Final
British ministers have called for independent oversight of an assessment by the British Football Association FA of security deficiencies following the European Championship final riots on July 11, The Times reports. Italy’s final battle against England at Wembley was marred by clashes between fans and agents in and around […]
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Why Regular Roof Inspection is Beneficial for You
What was the last time when you called a roof repair company for roof inspection? Unfortunately, many of you won’t remember the exact date. The reason being, you have only called the contractors to treat any issue/problem. Edinburgh Roofing Contractors are always recommended due to multiple reasons. Click here to find one of […]