China is responsible for hackers attacks NATO members, EU, Australia, New Zealand and Japan publicly blame China in recent hacking attacks, including a large-scale campaign that exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s e-mail system.  National Security Agency, Cybersecurity, FBI and Infrastructure Security Agency published a new advisory listing 50 tactics, techniques and procedures which Chinese state-sponsored hackers […]

Big fine for Google Regulator in France during Tuesday announced that Google should pay 593-million fine for failing to negotiate “in good faith” with media companies. Company’s failure is dedicated to the use of their content under EU copyright rules. The reason was that Google has been showing content as articles, pictures and videos created […]

Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates are in the boxing ring OPEC+ announced that it quits on a production deal. Problem between the long-time allies saw WTI crude soar another 2% to near $77/bbl, further squeezing an already tight oil market and raising concerns over inflation.[1] OPEC and its allies could not agree and make […]

G-20 to approve a global tax agreement The G-20 wants to approve the OECD agreement on a global minimum corporate tax. The approval should take place on July 9-10. World’s financial leaders are also calling for the completion of technical work to be done, so a framework of the two pillars can be implemented by […]

Asian shares were mostly higher Technological gigants helped to index S&P 500 to gain another record high.* After index S&P 500 close at new record are asian shares, and also world shares rasing up. Investors in Shanghai and Honkong watched developments following reports of a possible leak at the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant in Guangdong […]