Then there were two: Ridgebury Tankers fetches profitable price for suezmax
Connecticut owner is nearly done with fleet disposal programme after selling tanker for $45m
Day: May 5, 2023
Russia Orders Partial Evacuation Near Ukraine Frontline As War Intensifies
Russia on Friday ordered the evacuation of families with children and of the elderly from Russian-held frontline areas in southern Ukraine because of an increase in shelling from the Ukrainian side.
Here’s what the SEC will require under its strict new stock buyback disclosure rules
The new rules “will increase the transparency and integrity” of corporate stock repurchasing overall, said SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.
‘I am sorry’ says PSG star Messi over Saudi trip
Lionel Messi on Friday apologised for going on an unauthorised trip to Saudi Arabia that led to Argentina’s World Cup-winning captain being suspended by his club Paris Saint-Germain.
How major US stock indexes fared Friday 5/5/2023
Apple was at the head of a widespread rally on Wall Street after the stock market’s most influential company reported a better profit than expected.
Out of ~150,000 early subscribers to Twitter Blue in November, just ~68,157 were still subscribed as of April 30, showing Blue has an abnormally high churn rate (Matt Binder/Mashable)
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Out of ~150,000 early subscribers to Twitter Blue in November, just ~68,157 were still subscribed as of April 30, showing Blue has an abnormally high churn rate — The early birds cancel their subscriptions.&n…
Schumer wants a new China competition bill, Rubio slams effort as unserious
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer is directing Democratic lawmakers to develop a “China Competition Bill 2.0” to stop tech and research theft from America.
An exact replica of Notre Dame cathedral’s spire be rebuilt starting this summer
One of the most symbolic restorations at Notre Dame cathedral is the rebuilding of its spire. An exact replica of the 19th century masterpiece will begin rising in the Paris sky this summer.
Pro-Russia group NoName took down multiple France sites, including the French Senate one
The French Senate’s website was taken offline by a DDoS attack launched by the pro-Russian hacker group NoName. The pro-Russia hacker group NoName is claiming responsibility for a DDoS attack that took the website of the French Senate offline. “Access to the Senate website has been disrupted since this morning, our team is fully mobilized […]
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Rightwingers praise free speech at CPAC Hungary – then eject Guardian journalist
Kari Lake speaks at Budapest meeting of US Republicans and European allies aimed at cementing rightwing ties US Republicans and their European allies tore up news headlines and ejected a Guardian journalist from a conference of radical rightwing activi…