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cybercriminals are much like the everyday, poorly paid business worker

cybercriminals are much like the everyday, poorly paid business worker

New research is questioning the popular notion that cybercriminals can make millions of dollars from the comfort of home — and without much effort. Our paper, published in the journal Trends in Organised Crime, suggests…

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Iran prepares to raise oil exports if sanctions eased: state media By Reuters

Iran prepares to raise oil exports if sanctions eased: state media By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A gas flare on an oil production platform is seen alongside an Iranian flag in the Gulf (Reuters) – Iran has instructed its oil ministry to prepare installations for production and…

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COVID has left Australia’s biomedical research sector gasping for air

COVID has left Australia’s biomedical research sector gasping for air

While COVID-19 has highlighted the value of medical research, it has unfortunately also seriously disrupted it. Lack of funding is driving members of Australia’s once-vibrant virology research community out of the sector, and forcing early-career…

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Gold Cools after 3-Day Run-up; Seals Best Week in Four By Investing.com

Gold Cools after 3-Day Run-up; Seals Best Week in Four By Investing.com

By Barani Krishnan Investing.com – Gold prices consolidated on Friday after a three-day run-up, ending with their best week in four as investors hedging against the tumbling dollar steadfastly backed the yellow metal amid renewed…

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The Hayabusa2 spacecraft is about to drop a chunk of asteroid in the Australian outback

The Hayabusa2 spacecraft is about to drop a chunk of asteroid in the Australian outback

Before most people wake up this Sunday morning, a small space capsule will be dropped off to Earth, landing in Woomera, South Australia. The capsule contains fragments of the surface of a near-Earth-orbit asteroid, Ryugu,…

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Argentina’s oilseed crushing companies appeal to striking workers to negotiate By Reuters

Argentina’s oilseed crushing companies appeal to striking workers to negotiate By Reuters

2/2 © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Grain is loaded aboard ships for export on a port on the Parana river near Rosario 2/2 By Hernan Nessi BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina’s CIARA oilseed crushing companies’ chamber…

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how the once trendsetting brand fell behind the times

how the once trendsetting brand fell behind the times

The British fashion group Arcadia has fallen into administration, leaving 13,000 jobs at risk. Arcadia’s market share slumped from around 4.5% in 2015, to 2.7% in 2020. The group’s extensive portfolio of high street stores,…

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why conspiracists are ‘meh’ about the phenomenon — and how you can start a better conspiracy

why conspiracists are ‘meh’ about the phenomenon — and how you can start a better conspiracy

The three recent appearances (and two subsequent removals) of “monoliths” in Romania, Utah and California are intriguing examples of what can capture the public’s imagination. These constructions are metallic-looking structures about three or four metres…

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France picks zone off Normandy coast for new 1GW windfarm By Reuters

France picks zone off Normandy coast for new 1GW windfarm By Reuters

© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: French government presents crisis recovery plan for economy PARIS (Reuters) – France has identified a zone off the coast of Normandy for the construction of a 1 Gigawatt (GW) windfarm and…

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Brexit is an opportunity to stop Britons smoking

Brexit is an opportunity to stop Britons smoking

While the daily death toll of COVID-19 understandably dominates health news, smoking remains the leading cause of preventable death in the UK. As the UK teeters on the edge of Brexit, newly found freedom from…

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