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The Smart City Sustainability Conference with HBBA: What You Missed

When you walk through Eaton Place in London the place is full of luxury cars, exclusive properties, and a host of embassies. It should be …

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Israeli Markets Poised For Growth Despite Iran Tensions

There are clearly risks involved with trading Israeli assets at time of heightened geopolitical tension and military conflict.
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Reddit IPO: Is The Social Media Giant Overvalued?

As Reddit commences trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) today, early signs point to volatility in its initial trading period.
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Why Have Investors Shunned Pegasus Owner NSO Group?           

Allegations of misuse have long swirled around NSO Group's Pegasus tool. This has dented both the company's reputation and financial performance.
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With the help of technology, fraudsters’ arsenal has become more sophisticated over the years. Fortunately, so have the tools of fraud fighters. SEON has risen to rank among the most successful Hungarian startups by providing fraud prevention solutions to a wide range of businesses. Tamas Kadar, co-founder and CEO of the company, explained to us what underlying dangers digitisation brings, and how leveraging Big Data can help us take on a new generation of fraudsters.
“The newest technology of the future won’t be able to tell that you are using an exotic protocol. A lot of companies are afraid of attacks, and for them so they wouldn’t want to advertise necessarily that their network has an exotic protocol. Our VPN means that from the outside companies can remain incognito and nobody can tell if they are protected by anything other than standard cryptography.”
FaceBook’s recent ‘unfriending’ of Australia, as prime minister Scott Morrison put it, is an ongoing, high-profile example of the high-stakes arena, while the UK is to shortly launch a Digital Markets Unit to (in the government’s words) ‘introduce and enforce a new code to govern the behaviour of platforms that currently dominate the market, such as Google and Facebook’.
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