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Ukraine defies Russian ultimatum for eastern city, NATO urged to send more weapons
By Pavel Polityuk and Abdelaziz Boumzar KYIV/NIU-YORK, Ukraine (Reuters) -Ukraine ignored a Russian...
15th June, 2022
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Energy execs say industry must push harder on near-term transition projects
By Stephanie Kelly and Scott DiSavino NEW YORK (Reuters) -Energy company officials at an industry co...
15th June, 2022
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Suedzucker raises full-year guidance, plans to pass price increases onto customers
(Reuters) -Europe’s largest sugar producer, Suedzucker, on Wednesday increased its full-year guidanc...
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Swimming-Olympic champion Scott pulls out of worlds in blow for Britain
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Olympic champion Duncan Scott, who won four medals at last year’s Tokyo...
14th June, 2022
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Germany boosts energy security with $10 billion Gazprom Germania plan
BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany will put Gazprom Germania, the energy business abandoned by Russia’s Gazpr...
14th June, 2022
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Why CFOs will never reach their full potential with spreadsheets
By Chief Financial Officer of Sidetrade, Philippe Gangneux All good things must come to an end at so...
14th June, 2022
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Accounts Payable fraud: Do you know who’s accessing your finances?
By Mark Blakemore, CFO at Compleat Software The use of social engineering and phishing attacks on ac...
14th June, 2022
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Kyiv parish ravaged by occupation makes painful split from Moscow
By Conor Humphries IRPIN, Ukraine (Reuters) – For years a vocal minority at Saint Nicholas’ parish i...
14th June, 2022
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What the Growing IoT Means for Your Business
The IoT is often talked about in the context of consumer applications. The conversation surrounding...
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Ryanair CEO says summer fares will be up 7%-9% on 2019 levels
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Ryanair Group Chief Executive Michael O’Leary said on Tuesday bookings at Europe...
14th June, 2022
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Nearly half of Japan firms see weak yen as bad for business – survey
TOKYO (Reuters) – Nearly half of Japanese companies see the weak yen as bad for their business, a pr...
14th June, 2022
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N.Irish businesses urge UK against potentially damaging unilateral plans
By Amanda Ferguson BELFAST (Reuters) – Northern Irish businesses urged Britain to tackle disruption...
14th June, 2022