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Kenya Airways and Brazil's Embraer Agree to Study Flying Taxis, Develop Operating Models
Brazilian aerospace company Embraer said its flying taxi unit Eve has signed an agreement with a subsidiary of Kenya Airways to develop operating models in its key markets.
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JBS Ransomware Attack: Meatpacking Giant Says Paid $11 Million to Extortionists
The American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS paid the equivalent of $11 million (roughly Rs. 80 crores) to ransomware extortionists to prevent any further disruption by the hackers, the company said in a statement.
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Meatpacking Company JBS Says That Russia Behind Hack That Shut Plants
An American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS told the US government that it has received a ransom demand in a cyberattack it believes originated in Russia, forcing some plants to cut production.
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Why Uber May Not Be Up for Grab-Style Merger in Brazil
Uber agreed to sell its Southeast Asian business to larger rival Grab last month but may not be going down that path anytime soon in Brazil.
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Kenya Airways and Brazil's Embraer Agree to Study Flying Taxis, Develop Operating Models
Brazilian aerospace company Embraer said its flying taxi unit Eve has signed an agreement with a subsidiary of Kenya Airways to develop operating models in its key markets.
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JBS Ransomware Attack: Meatpacking Giant Says Paid $11 Million to Extortionists
The American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS paid the equivalent of $11 million (roughly Rs. 80 crores) to ransomware extortionists to prevent any further disruption by the hackers, the company said in a statement.
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Meatpacking Company JBS Says That Russia Behind Hack That Shut Plants
An American subsidiary of Brazilian meat processor JBS told the US government that it has received a ransom demand in a cyberattack it believes originated in Russia, forcing some plants to cut production.
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Why Uber May Not Be Up for Grab-Style Merger in Brazil
Uber agreed to sell its Southeast Asian business to larger rival Grab last month but may not be going down that path anytime soon in Brazil.
