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Some satellite internet gear can be exported to Iran, according to the U.S. Treasury

The United States Finance Department states that some satellite equipment can be exported to Iran. SpaceXs CEO Elon Musk may not need a license to off

The United States Finance Department states that some satellite equipment can be exported to Iran. SpaceXs CEO Elon Musk may not need a license to offer the companys Starlink level service in the country. In this regard, Starlink will ask for an exemption from Iranian sanctions, Musk said on Twitter. Access to social media and some content is strictly limited in Iran. In this regard, Starlink will ask for an exemption from Iranian sanctions, Musk wrote on Twitter in response to a tweet. A woman in detention by the police. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Flutters efforts are paying off at Tabcorp

Tabcorp shows the first fruit batch that supports its software development in the form of new files to support software development. In March, ITNEWS

Tabcorp shows the first fruit batch that supports its software development in the form of new files to support software development. In March, ITNEWS revealed that Tabcorp as the basis of mobile, network and retail products will be used by open source Flutter UI tools. The company launched its new TAB app, its first app built using Flutter. Its the first major update to the TAB app in two years and includes faster betting, the addition of Sky Racing and Sports Vision to the bet ticket, a new venue mode, and a personalized home page. Below, the Flutter platform has accelerated its product development by 160 percent, the company announced. Tabcorp chief executive Adam Rytenskild said the app was launched in preparation for key Spring Carnival games as well as football finals. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

To partner with banks serving companies in Francophone Africa, Ivorian fintech Julaya receives $5 million

Julaya, the Ivorian paymentdriven fintech startup, has extended its preSeries A round by $ 5 million. The company facilitates B2B payments for Frenchs

Julaya, the Ivorian paymentdriven fintech startup, has extended its preSeries A round by $ 5 million. The company facilitates B2B payments for Frenchspeaking West African businesses, mainly through mobile channels. In 2019, West Africa had the largest number of mobile realtime money services in any region, with 56 million active accounts. In Côte dIvoire, 75% of the population has a mobile account, compared to 20% who have a bank account. Over 40% of Julayas 500 small and mediumsized businesses use the business expense management function. Last July, Léopoldie claimed that fintech processed more than $ 1.5 million a month. Over the past year, the IvorianFrench startup has also expanded its product range with a Cash & Collect solution that enables fast and secure cash collection. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

RMS North America releases a full market tool in the camp

RMS North America, a leading provider of cloudbased reservation and property management systems to the hospitality industry, has announced the availab

RMS North America, a leading provider of cloudbased reservation and property management systems to the hospitality industry, has announced the availability of its Complete Campground Marketing Toolkit. Within the comprehensive toolkit, campground owners and managers will now have access to email templates, a firsttime camper guide, an industry report, and actionable insights on current marketing best practices. According to a recent survey, 61.3 million households will go camping in 2022, up from 42.9 million just three years ago. RMS provides campground owners and operators with several options for engaging with these guests, including guest messaging features integrated with RMS reservation and property management systems. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

A battery manufacturing facility in Norway receives a $194 investment from Vianode

Vianode, owned by Norsk Hydro, Elkem, and Altor, will invest 2 billion Norwegian kroner $193.51 million to build a largescale sustainable battery mate

Vianode, owned by Norsk Hydro, Elkem, and Altor, will invest 2 billion Norwegian kroner $193.51 million to build a largescale sustainable battery materials factory in Norway, the company announced on Wednesday. Norwegian company Vianode will invest 2 billion Norwegian kroner $193.51 million to build a largescale sustainable battery materials factory. The plant will be able to produce anode graphite for around 20,000 electric vehicles per year by 2024. Norway is seeking to diversify its industrial base, including by exploiting its access to minerals and rare earth. VW targets $75 billion valuation on Porsche IPO2.2K Daimler Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Ledgy, a charter for European startups to manage capital and cap tables, raises $22 million from NEA, Sequoia and others.

Ledgy, a Zurichbased startup that makes capsheet management software for companies and their multinational employees, has raised $22 million in B&B fu

Ledgy, a Zurichbased startup that makes capsheet management software for companies and their multinational employees, has raised $22 million in B&B funding for recruitment, further product development, and more user acquisition. While many companies such as Carta and more recently AngelList and Pulley the new Pulley was valued at $6.8 billion, $4 billion, and up to $300 million respectively continue to make waves in the US market, Ledgy has found that building for, who work in companies Situations that want to ensure fair treatment of international employees and need to balance regulatory and cultural differences in doing so. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

The IAEA and OLADE agree to collaborate on information sharing, energy planning and training

The IAEA and the Latin American Energy Agency OLADE, an intergovernmental organization of 27 countries, agreed to collaborate on the exchange of infor

The IAEA and the Latin American Energy Agency OLADE, an intergovernmental organization of 27 countries, agreed to collaborate on the exchange of information, the development and use of energy planning tools, and the training of human resources. This includes programs, seminars, webinars, seminars, and technical visits. At the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding MoU on 9 September, IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi and OLADE Director General Alfonso Blanco agreed on the importance of continued progress towards the decarbonization of energy systems and the elimination of hydrocarbons. Strengthening energy security at the local and global level. They also emphasized the important role of Latin America and the Caribbean as a region of peace and the need to strengthen regional participation in various multilateral fora. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        

Cooperates with other telco in cooperation with Westpac Optus

Westpac is working with Optus and other telecoms partners to stop fraudsters using fake phones to impersonate banks. The bank said today that it had w

Westpac is working with Optus and other telecoms partners to stop fraudsters using fake phones to impersonate banks. The bank said today that it had worked with Optus to become the first Australian private company to block calls from scammers who prey on the bank. Over 94,000 Westpac phone numbers have been added to the nondefault list to prevent fraudsters from impersonating Westpac phone numbers, the four biggest banks said in a statement. According to him, the number of fraud reports in July this year increased by 33% compared to last year. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 2 years ago        



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