Qantas Airways Says Hackers Leaked Data on Its Customers
Qantas Airways said criminals stole nearly six million of its customer records in July as part of an attack on companies around the world.
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The Alabama Department of Commerce announced it has engaged two internationally respected advisory firms to represent the state’s economic development interests in Japan and the Republic of Korea, further strengthening efforts to attract foreign direct investment, expand export opportunities and build enduring business partnerships in key global markets. Foreign business development offices in Tokyo and Seoul will serve as…
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iBusiness Funding and BizBuySell Announce Partnership to Unlock SBA 7(a) Financing Options for Business Buyers Nationwide
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Oct. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — iBusiness Funding, a leader in small business lending technology, is proud to announce a partnership with BizBuySell, the internet’s largest business-for-sale marketplace. The collaboration creates a natural pathway from business search to SBA financing options, while streamlining one of the most critical steps in small business acquisition….
Tesla Admits That Its Cars May Never Fully Drive Themselves
Image: Alex Wong via Getty / Futurism Tesla has quietly changed how it defines “Full Self-Driving,” Electrek reports, in a way that awfully sounds like it’s giving up on CEO Elon Musk’s perennially pushed-back promise that its cars will actually drive themselves without human help. The change comes in a document outlining a potential and…
