Verified events
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Wildberries founder addresses drone strikes and warehouse damage
Tatyana Kim, CEO of Wildberries, spoke on the impact of Ukrainian drone strikes on her company’s warehouses. She described the strikes as 'terrorist attacks' — not independently verified.
Canadian company launches €7.5 billion bid for Polish convenience store chain Żabka
Alimentation Couche-Tard has initiated a €7.5 billion bid for Żabka, securing majority shareholder support. The deal highlights ongoing interest in Poland's retail market.
Billionaire Kustov Arrested Alongside Efko Executives and Senior Trade Official
Billionaire Kustov was arrested along with Efko executives and a senior trade official. The arrests are linked to a criminal investigation into the company Transportation of the Future, which develops unmanned aerial systems, Russian media reports — not independently verified.
Tech firm Nebius hiring push fuels speculation over Estonia data center plans
The international technology company Nebius is recruiting employees in Tallinn. The company's specific plans in Estonia remain unclear.
Russian Firm Wins $194M Lawsuit Against Euroclear in Moscow
The Moscow Arbitration Court ruled in favor of Silicium-2, a finance company, in a lawsuit against Euroclear. This ruling relates to assets frozen due to Western sanctions. The claims regarding the lawsuit are not independently verified.
Putin Visits Siberian Factory Producing Delayed Russian Airliner
The Kremlin reported that Vladimir Putin toured the Irkutsk Aviation Plant, which is working on the MC-21 passenger jet. The project has faced delays.
Police find €3,000 in cash in pockets of suspected money mule
Officers in Tallinn detained a 37-year-old Latvian resident and found €3,000 in cash. Police suspect he was involved in fraud as a money mule.
Google exempts sanctioned nations from developer verification
Google plans to allow sanctioned countries, including those affected by the Ukraine war, to bypass new developer verification rules.
Google's policy on developer verification questions crypto app access
With Google exempting sanctioned nations from developer verification, there are concerns regarding the implications for crypto app distribution.
US seeks to enhance ties with Ukraine's drone tech
Experts assert the US aims to benefit from Ukraine's advanced drone technology, drawing parallels to past tech transfers with China.
Apple Faces $52 Million Fine in Russia for State Apps Compliance
Russia is proposing a $52 million fine against Apple for failing to install state-mandated apps on iPhones, indicating continuing pressures on foreign tech companies operating within Russia's market.