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May 28, 2025Ravi LakshmananCybersecurity/Cyberspy On Wednesday, the Czech Republic formally denounced threat leaders related to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) that targeted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In an official statement, the government said it had identified China as the cause of a malicious campaign targeting one of the Czech Ministry’s uncategorized networks. The scope of the violation is currently unknown. “Malicious activities […] It continued from 2022 and impacted institutions designated as critical infrastructure for the Czech Republic.” The attack is attributed to state-sponsored threat actors tracked as APT31 and overlaps with threat clusters known as ATPEARE, BRONZE…

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In 2013, Andy Jansons lost his 18-year-old son Alexander to myocarditis. This is a rare heart disease with few warning signs. Alexander was a healthy, active teenager throughout his life, and was suddenly shocked. Andy spoke about the key role of charity established in the name of Alexander, and the key role of the Alexander Jansons Rowing Cup to raise awareness and fund important research to prevent similar tragedy. From sadness to action “There were no warnings,” Jansons said. “I never even heard of myocarditis until it was too late.” Motivated by grief and determination to prevent other families from…

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After the market closed on Wednesday, Nvidia closed its first quarter revenue for 2026 on April 27th. Many people in the industry will want to hear how recent whiplash surrounding US chip export restrictions will affect Nvidia’s international chip business and future guidance, but not everyone considers it to be Nvidia’s most important outcome. Kevin Cook, a senior equity strategist at Zacks Investment Research, has been following Nvidia for a decade and believes that TechCrunch’s deployment of single-rack exuspale computers, which has begun deliveries with the new GB200 NVL72 hardware company deployment (FEERURE), is a much more important area for…

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Telegraph has ended its two-year uncertainty and is being sold to US private equity company Redbird Capital for £500 million. What does that mean for telegraphy as an event organizer? Telegraph Events Limited was incorporated in 2009. Over the past decade, we have built a portfolio of events, ranging from political forums and business summits to lifestyle exhibitions. Some of the main players in this portfolio are the Telegraph Travel Show and the Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival. In 2018, The Telegraph held the VC Power Breakfast series, bringing together venture capitalists and entrepreneurs to discuss new business trends. The…

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Inven, a Helsinki-based fintech startup, has raised $12.75 million (EUR 11.2 million) in Series A funding to rewire how private market transactions are discovered and tracked. The round was co-led by Ventecch and Vendep Capital, and was accompanied by participation from Angel Investor Risto Siilasmaa, founder of F-Secure and former Nokia chairman. Existing investor lifeline ventures and joint effects also took part in the round. Founded in 2022 by a trio of former McKinsey and BCG consultants, Inven was built around simple but lasting issues. Finding high-quality private market transactions is slow, boring, and often based on outdated data. Old…

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Miami, Florida, May 28, 2025, Chain Wire Today, Weed announces its overall wellness platform. This is a move aimed at reconstructing global conversations about happiness. Over the past five years, the team has directed more than $20 million towards intellectual property acquisitions and product development. The result is a brand with advanced AI convergence, distributed Web3 designs, and true intercultural resonance. Together, these factors open the door to a healthier, participatory lifestyle economy. Mainstream AI tools rarely address daily health, a gap aimed at closing weeds. By weaving technology in culture, the company reasserts the word “weed” again as a…

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The Times released a list of “Best Places of 2025” and several event agencies have won spots. Compiled through extensive employee surveys and detailed workplace assessments, the annual list celebrates more existing organizations to create a supportive, inclusive and rewarding environment. A smooth event Full-service, experience marketing agencies and sophisticated events are named as one of the “small places to work.” The Times said: “This marketing agency is proudly raised by women and strives for a new culture for people. The Wimbledon office has weekly drinks and an annual offsite corporate event. Flexible work is provided and colleagues can enjoy…

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A few weeks later at Apple’s Flagship Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) event, the company shows it is paying attention to mobile gaming opportunities. Apple already has subscription-based arcade products for iOS, allowing users to access a variety of mobile games, including cult classic indie games such as Stardew Valley. However, according to the Digital Trends Report, the company is taking it a step further by acquiring its first game studio RAC7. Apple has joined other seemingly unlikely suspects in its investment in mobile gaming. For example, Netflix acquired several game studios after launching Netflix games in 2021. Meanwhile, Bloomberg confirmed…

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Greengage Solutions has relaunched the EcoSmart portal with new features, including SmartScan AI, the first AI-powered tool for travel, hospitality and event organizations to achieve sustainability authentication faster and easier. The first step in the EcoSmart certification process is an online survey to establish an organization’s current position on sustainability so that it can create implementation action plans. Organizations can now upload existing policies, reports, and other resources to the EcoSmart portal, where SmartScan analyzes them and extracts relevant data to answer survey questions. In tests, SmartScan completed up to 60% of its survey in just a small portion of…

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Global payments are taking down another part of the business. The Atlanta-based giant announced Wednesday that it will sell its payroll arm, Heartland Payroll Solution, for $1.1 billion, to fintech company Aquilis. The move is the latest in a series of sales aimed at sharpening its focus and increasing profitability. Acrisure is not your average fintech player. Originally a Grand Rapids-based insurance broker based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, he pushes technology, data and financial services even deeper. With this acquisition, they have made clear plays to become a one-stop shop across the entire fintex spectrum. Global payments amid streamlined push…

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