Ukraine conflict makes Czech arms dealer rich
Czech arms maker CSG has seen its profits surge amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict and now seeks to benefit from it for years to come Read Full Article at RT.com
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GMC says its electric Sierra pickup will top Tesla’s Cybertruck range by 100 miles
GMC increased the range for its new Sierra Denali to 440 miles, making it among the leaders in the electric pickup market.
In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder is one of America’s youngest billionaires. Here’s a look at the fast-food mogul’s life.
Snyder inherited the In-N-Out empire at a young age after a series of family tragedies, including the death of her father. Take a look at her life.
If you’re stranded on an island, a ‘HELP’ sign can actually save you — but there’s an even better way to get rescued
Three men stranded on a Pacific island were rescued after writing "HELP" with palm leaves. A survival expert said lighting a fire, or three, is ideal.
Here’s what Mark Cuban’s $275.9 million in taxes would cover for the US government
Billionaire Mark Cuban came clean about the hefty chunk of change he paid in taxes this year, publishing the nine-figure number on X this week.
Tourists could face water restrictions in Spain
Tourists visiting Catalonia in Spain could be subject to water restrictions as the region battles a “drought emergency”, the regional government has said.
Brussels police attempt to shut down conservative conference
Officers barred the entrance to a National Conservative gathering in Belgium that included Nigel Farage and Viktor Orban Read Full Article at RT.com
Change Healthcare’s New Ransomware Nightmare Goes From Bad to Worse
A cybercriminal gang called RansomHub claims to be selling data highly sensitive patient information stolen from Change Healthcare following a ransomware attack by another group in February.
NATO commander warns critical undersea cables and pipes ‘under threat’ from Russia and other foes
Deep sea cables and pipelines that are at risk of attack pose a security challenge for NATO countries.
Citadel’s Ken Griffin wants to build a massive NYC skyscraper that the city hopes will lure more workers back to the office
Griffin, who relocated his company’s headquarters to Miami, has previously said remote work can harm corporate culture.