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As Ola pulls the plug on its New Zealand operation, unions are concerned Kiwi ride-share users could end up paying more because of Uber’s “monopolistic”...
If everything goes as planned, Rehoboth Beach Patrol could have a new headquarters by the summer of 2025. The city has discussed the need for a new beach patrol headquarters and public restroom facility since at least 2018, but talks stalled during...
The Freeman Arts Pavilion — a program of the Joshua M. Freeman Foundation, a fundraising arts nonprofit based near Selbyville — recently welcomed Patricia “Patti” Kim and Michael Wigley to
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DHB attack: Why hackers target hospitals with ransomware 18 May, 2021 08:45 PM 8 minutes to read Ransomware hackers target hospitals because there's often an extra urgency to get patient files back from the cyber thieves: Lives are at stake. That's why non-profit and for-profit hospitals in New Jersey and Alabama have paid cyber-ransoms in recent times, and why healthcare facilities in the UK, France, Australia and now New Zealand keep getting hit. Ransoms have reportedly been paid by hospitals ranging from US$55,000 to more than US$1 million. And ex RAF security expert Jere...