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Weak Password Triggers Collapse Of 158-Year-Old UK Company, 700 People Left Jobless
The hackers gained unauthorised access to KNP's system, encrypting its data and restricting staff access to crucial business information.
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Ola to Shutdown Operations in UK, Australia, New Zealand; to Focus on India Business
Ride-hailing services provider Ola has decided to shut down operations in the UK, Australia and New Zealand and will continue to focus on India business, its promoter ANI Technologies said on Tuesday.
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Tata Group to Build Electric Vehicle Battery Plant in UK
Tata Group will build an electric vehicle battery plant in Britain, the company and the government said on Wednesday, in a major boost for a car industry in need of domestic battery production to help secure its long-term future.
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Uber Launches App-Based Flight Booking Feature for International and Domestic Travel in the UK: FT
Uber has launched a new flight booking tool via its app in the UK, according to a report in the Financial Times. The app will allow users to book international and domestic flights and builds on the company's coach and train booking capability offered in the country.
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Mahindra Partners With Three EV Infrastructure Firms to Build Charging Stations for Upcoming Vehicles
Mahindra announced on Wednesday that it had partnered with three EV infrastructure firms to offer charging solutions for the company's upcoming electric vehicles. The firm has tied up with Jio-bp, Statiq, and Charge+Zone to build fast charging infrastructure ahead of the launch of its vehicles in the country.
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Chinese Technology in Internet of Things Reportedly Poses New Threat to West
China's telecommunication Huawei may be banned from a few countries’ 5G telecoms networks soon. However, there has been a debate on a new security threat from Chinese equipment, with doubts about the tiny components made by Chinese companies in devices connected by the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from niche indust...
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UK's Urban-Air Port Tests Operations for World’s First Ventiport, Meant for Drones, Future Flying Taxis
A pop-up urban port for delivery drones -- and one day, potentially flying taxis -- launched Monday in Britain, lifting a box of prosecco for a brief celebratory test flight hailed as groundbreaking. Developed by UK firm Urban-Air Port, the port is named Air-One.
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London-Based Connected Kerb Plans to Install 190,000 On-Street EV Chargers by 2030
Connected Kerb, a charging infrastructure company based out of London, said on Monday it plans to install 190,000 on-street public chargers in the UK by 2030. It currently has around 1,000 public chargers in service, with contracts signed for 10,000 more.
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Indian-Origin CEO's Green Submarine Project Wins UK Prize
A green hydrogen-powered under-water transportation submarine system being developed by a company led by an Indian-origin CEO was on Wednesday named among the winners of the UK government's Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition.
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"Sick Man Of Europe": UK Cut Off Over Fears About New Covid Strain
The United Kingdom was on Monday shut off from much of Europe after its closest allies cut transport ties due to fears about a new strain of the coronavirus, sowing chaos for families and companies just days before it exits the European Union's orbit.
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Uber Defends Business Model at UK's Supreme Court
Uber will defend its business model on Tuesday at Britain's Supreme Court in a battle over rights in the workplace that could have ramifications for millions of Britons earning a living in the gig economy.
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Weak Password Triggers Collapse Of 158-Year-Old UK Company, 700 People Left Jobless
The hackers gained unauthorised access to KNP's system, encrypting its data and restricting staff access to crucial business information.
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Ola to Shutdown Operations in UK, Australia, New Zealand; to Focus on India Business
Ride-hailing services provider Ola has decided to shut down operations in the UK, Australia and New Zealand and will continue to focus on India business, its promoter ANI Technologies said on Tuesday.
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Tata Group to Build Electric Vehicle Battery Plant in UK
Tata Group will build an electric vehicle battery plant in Britain, the company and the government said on Wednesday, in a major boost for a car industry in need of domestic battery production to help secure its long-term future.
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Uber Launches App-Based Flight Booking Feature for International and Domestic Travel in the UK: FT
Uber has launched a new flight booking tool via its app in the UK, according to a report in the Financial Times. The app will allow users to book international and domestic flights and builds on the company's coach and train booking capability offered in the country.
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Mahindra Partners With Three EV Infrastructure Firms to Build Charging Stations for Upcoming Vehicles
Mahindra announced on Wednesday that it had partnered with three EV infrastructure firms to offer charging solutions for the company's upcoming electric vehicles. The firm has tied up with Jio-bp, Statiq, and Charge+Zone to build fast charging infrastructure ahead of the launch of its vehicles in the country.
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Chinese Technology in Internet of Things Reportedly Poses New Threat to West
China's telecommunication Huawei may be banned from a few countries’ 5G telecoms networks soon. However, there has been a debate on a new security threat from Chinese equipment, with doubts about the tiny components made by Chinese companies in devices connected by the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from niche indust...
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UK's Urban-Air Port Tests Operations for World’s First Ventiport, Meant for Drones, Future Flying Taxis
A pop-up urban port for delivery drones -- and one day, potentially flying taxis -- launched Monday in Britain, lifting a box of prosecco for a brief celebratory test flight hailed as groundbreaking. Developed by UK firm Urban-Air Port, the port is named Air-One.
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London-Based Connected Kerb Plans to Install 190,000 On-Street EV Chargers by 2030
Connected Kerb, a charging infrastructure company based out of London, said on Monday it plans to install 190,000 on-street public chargers in the UK by 2030. It currently has around 1,000 public chargers in service, with contracts signed for 10,000 more.
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Indian-Origin CEO's Green Submarine Project Wins UK Prize
A green hydrogen-powered under-water transportation submarine system being developed by a company led by an Indian-origin CEO was on Wednesday named among the winners of the UK government's Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition.
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"Sick Man Of Europe": UK Cut Off Over Fears About New Covid Strain
The United Kingdom was on Monday shut off from much of Europe after its closest allies cut transport ties due to fears about a new strain of the coronavirus, sowing chaos for families and companies just days before it exits the European Union's orbit.
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Uber Defends Business Model at UK's Supreme Court
Uber will defend its business model on Tuesday at Britain's Supreme Court in a battle over rights in the workplace that could have ramifications for millions of Britons earning a living in the gig economy.
