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By Raphael Satter WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The recent attempt by an unknown actor to sabotage a widely used software program may have been one of several attempts to subvert key pieces of digital infrastructure across the internet, two open source groups said in an alert published on Monday. In a joint statement, the Open Source Security …

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By Guy Faulconbridge and Tuvan Gumrukcu MOSCOW/ANKARA (Reuters) – Russia and Ukraine negotiated for two months with Turkey on a deal to ensure the safety of shipping in the Black Sea and reached agreement on a text that was to be announced by Ankara but Kyiv suddenly pulled out, four people familiar with the matter …

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ROME (Reuters) -Italy’s antitrust regulator ordered Ryanair on Monday to stop limiting or blocking the sale of its flight tickets by travel agencies, as it probes the Irish budget carrier’s possible abuse of its leading market position. Ryanair, which has become Italy’s largest carrier, has eight days to present its counter-arguments and request a hearing, …

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By Marek Strzelecki and Karol Badohal WARSAW (Reuters) -Poland’s government faces a decision by the summer on whether to support a plan of the previous administration to build an electric vehicle (EV) plant with support from European Union recovery funds, a senior official told Reuters. With a little more than two years left to spend …

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By Iain Withers LONDON (Reuters) – Private equity giant Blackstone has proposed building a multi-billion pound ‘hyperscale’ data centre in northern England, according to documents published by a local council on Monday. The world’s largest commercial landlord has proposed building the major data centre on a derelict site in Blyth, Northumberland, that had previously been …

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By Toby Sterling and Jan Strupczewski AMSTERDAM/BRUSSELS (Reuters) – After years of struggling to raise capital in European Union markets, Mews – a hospitality software firm with Czech roots -finally secured funding by registering as a Dutch company. For its next step, Mews is looking even further from home and considering listing in the United …

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