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$1 Million Bounty Given for ‘Jailbreaking’ iOS 9.1 in Apple Phones

One million dollars has been reportedly paid to an un-named team of researchers for their method to “jailbreak” the latest version of Apple’s mobile operating system, iOS 9.1 says computer exploit merchant Zerodium.   The practice of breaking the restrictions placed on iPhones and iPads...

Google Refutes EU Antitrust Charges calling them ‘Inappropriate’

Alleging that the antitrust case that was going on against it by the EU as of unusual nature and as it had wanted to settle the case with concessions last year, Google has hit back at EU antitrust regulators' warning of a possible hefty fine, saying this would be inappropriate.   The world's...

Bank of America to Sell its $87 Billion Money-Market Fund Business to Black Rock

In one of the cash-management industry's largest deals ever the Bank of America Corp, the No. 2 U.S. bank, has agreed to sell its $87 billion money-market fund business to BlackRock Inc.   Since the global financial crisis big banks have faced pressure to simplify their businesses. This...

Ecology and Business: TransCanada delays Keystone

TransCanada company asked the US State Department to suspend consideration of the construction of the pipeline Keystone XL. This request can help Barack Obama to restore nearly broken relations with Canada. On Monday, the company asked to postpone consideration of the construction of the pipeline...

Visa to Buy Visa Europe for $ 23.3 Billion

With the aim to cut costs over the long term and raise fees in the second-biggest card market, Visa Inc that it would buy former subsidiary Visa Europe Ltd for up to $23.3 billion in a deal that will give the world's largest payments network an extra edge.   While ending a period of...

Darkening Clouds Over Keystone Project

Signaling that prolonged uncertainty is preferable to rejection of the $8 billion project, the Canadian company behind the proposed Keystone XL pipeline chose to plead with the U.S. government for a delay on its fate, faced with dimming prospects for approval.   Fearing an impending "no"...

In Wake of the Protests, Facebook Relaxes ‘Real Name’ Policy

After lobbying from civil liberties groups worldwide, Facebook has announced plans to water down its controversial “real names” policy.   This new rule, still officially require the use of “authentic names” on the site, has been previously resulted in criticism from varied groups...

Are Cheap Transcontinental Flights Real?

Is it possible to fly from one European city to another, for example, for 20 euros? European low costers are showing that it is possible. In reality, the prices are usually higher than in advertising, but still unusually low. But my it be cheap to carry out not only mid-range, but long...

Scepter-based Herbicides for Weed Control in Soybean Licensed by American Vanguard

Scepter-based herbicide products have been licensed by a wholly-owned subsidiary of American Vanguard Corporation - Amvac Chemical Corporation, from BASF Corporation. The company intends to use it in the United States and its territories.   Pre-emergence and post-emergence control of...

French Company Forsee Power consumed with worldwide ambition

Founded in 2011, Forsee Power went international in a matter of years. Driven by strong ecological convictions and a worldwide market potential, the France-based company now bets on further R&D expenses and additional capacity investments to meet growing demand in emerging countries. We met its CEO...
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