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Facebook, Yahoo create ThreatExchange to fight cyberattacks
13 Feb 2015
ThreatExchange will enable companies to share information about threats, without fear of liability
Facebook, Yahoo create ThreatExchange to fight cyberattacks
13 Feb 2015
ThreatExchange will enable companies to share information about threats, without fear of liability
Glencore to quit platinum mining
12 Feb 2015
US oil producers: early responder to drop in global oil prices, says report
12 Feb 2015
US oil production and in particular that of shale oil has proven to be an early and nimble responder to the large drop in oil prices that occurred in late 2014
E-sales of FMCG goods to leap in India: Google-Bain study
11 Feb 2015
With the online retail market booming in India, the internet is expected to influence $35 billion worth of FMCG sales by 2020, says a study by Google and Bain & Co
E-sales of FMCG goods to leap in India: Google-Bain study
11 Feb 2015
With the online retail market booming in India, the internet is expected to influence $35 billion worth of FMCG sales by 2020, says a study by Google and Bain & Co
ISIS-related ‘Cyber Caliphate’ hacks Newsweek, threatens Obamas
11 Feb 2015
The Newsweek account remained hacked for just 14 minutes, when Twitter's support team regained control of the account
India-US nuclear deal: big hype, big hoax
10 Feb 2015
In the guise of admitting India into the exclusive nuclear club, the US is merely seeking business for its out-of-demand nuclear supply industry - and a short-sighted Indian government is all too ready to cooperate, says C K Unnikrishnan
Tahoe Resources buys rival Rio Alto for C$1.3-bn
10 Feb 2015
Banker Aldemire Bendine takes over as new Petrobras chief
09 Feb 2015
The appointment of Bendine, 51, who was the chief executive of state-owned Banco de Brasil, comes after the mass exit of Petrobras’s top management, including its CEO Maria das Gracas Silva Foster, last week following a multi-billion dollar corruption scandal
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