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- Cuba readies for first Russian oil shipment of the year as energy crisis deepensCuba anticipates its first Russian oil shipment this year amid ongoing power outages. A Russian tanker carrying 730,000 barrels is en route...
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- Strong winds hit Sao Paulo cancelling multiple flightsA powerful storm hit Sao Paulo on Wednesday. Millions lost electricity. Trees and power lines fell. Flights were cancelled at Congonhas and...
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- Malicious actors trying to exploit global tech outage for their own gainGovernment cybersecurity agencies across the globe and CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz are warning businesses and individuals about new phishi...
- Widespread blackout leaves parts of Brazil without electricityThe outage affected public transportation. Passengers had to evacuate subway lines in major cities, including Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte and...
- Facebook's apps went down. The world saw how much it runs on them.People in many places discovered that Facebook and its apps had burrowed their way into nearly every facet of existence.
- BRICS meet to focus on Pakistan; cooperative approach to be adopted to fight terrorism“The discussions will be on misuse of the internet by militant’s outfits and role of digital forensics for anti-terror investigations,” sai...
- View: For India to be a global supply hub, investment from sub-MNC smaller firms is vitalIndia has certainly achieved notable success in attracting FDI. Just counting new equity, India has attracted nearly $63 billion in the 12 ...
- Oil traders made billions in 2019 as conflict shook the marketConsensus is that the industry benefited from a lucky mix of factors in the oil market.
- World’s top miner BHP Billiton sees signs of commodity markets recoveryBHP joins Rio Tinto Group in expressing increased optimism on the outlook for commodities amid continued strong demand in China, the top co...
- Fifa World Cup 2014: West Bengal all set to live up to its reputation of a football-crazy stateFrom team shirts to player cutouts to World Cup-themed kites, West Bengal is all set to live up to its reputation of a football-crazy state.
- Power blackouts highlight acute credit-negative infrastructure constraints: Moody'sWidespread power blackouts that hit north, east and northeast regions of the country has a credit negative effect on the country's economic...
- Sushil Kumar Shinde takes over as home minister from ChidambaramSushil Kumar Shinde was always known in Maharashtra as a politician who started his career as a police sub-inspector before becoming its Ch...
- World Social Forum begins as turmoil strikes Arab worldTo a lesser degree, Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, is also faced with popular protest, as is the regime of his Yemeni counterpart...
- Brazil airports' radar outage cancels 51 flightsA power outage shut down radar systems at four airports on Saturday, thereby, causing the cancellation of 51 flights and delaying more than...
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