2025q2-issue
The great Patriot hoarding: Why Kiev’s donors have locked their missile vaults
US-made interceptors are in short supply, and Vladimir Zelensky’s closest partners aren’t willing to share
International payments a ‘tool of new warfare’
The transaction landscape is undergoing a “global shift” as it breaks into multiple competing systems, PSB chairman Pyotr Fradkov has said
Sanctions-proof payment system to benefit the world
The Ukraine conflict has shown that the West’s SWIFT network has become a political pressure tool, PSB’s Pyotr Fradkov has said
Fauci Privately Flagged Miscarriage Risk Before Telling Pregnant Women There Were 'No Red Flags'
"...not a close call... It's pretty clear that pregnant women should get vaccinated,"
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Sensitive Information Keeps Going To 'No Reply' Emails, And One Man Gets It All
Security researchers bought “noreply” domains and discovered a firehose of private corporate and customer data...
Your Tax Dollars At Work: 20 Port Authority Workers, 17 Cops, Make Over $400,000
Port Authority payroll crosses $1.2 billion with more than $200 million spent on overtime. Meanwhile, The Port Authority raised bridge and tunnel tolls 3% in January while eliminating some off-peak E-ZPass discounts.
$400 Billion Pharma Megadeal? Jefferies Calls Potential AstraZeneca-Bristol Myers Merger A "Head Scratcher"
"Why" is perhaps not yet clear to us: We suspect that most people will focus on the potential to establish an even bigger oncology powerhouse...
Closed Borders Killing Western Union, Earnings Call Transcripts Reveal
“New migration is the lifeline of our retail business. With borders closed, it is difficult…”
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Funny paradox: If you pay money and then break the law, it's a bribe, and it's illegal. And if you break the law first and then pay, it's called a fine, and it's legal.