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BAE Systems Acquires Pulse Power and Measurement Limited Pulse Power and Measurement Limited (PPM) and BAE Systems have announced that BAE Systems has acquired PPM, an independent developer and manufacturer of high-end electronics.  PPM’s technology has the potential to increase the speed and ease of sharing large volumes of data over a network, giving users greater ability to exploit that data. As volumes of data grow, this ability is crucial to give military and security customers an information advantage. Based in Shriv...

Texans Slammed by Thousand-Dollar Power Bills After Storm Bloomberg 2/22/2021 Yueqi Yang and Naureen S. Malik © Bloomberg A truck drives down the street during a power outage in McKinney, Texas, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. (Bloomberg) -- After enduring a wretched week of Arctic storms, hunger and cold, several Texans lucky enough to have power were handed another pain point -- massive electricity bills. Houston resident David Astrein, 36, a human resources director at a manufacturing company, said he’s been charged $2,738.66 for 20 days this month versus $129.85 fo...

Houston man hit with $2,700 power bill after snowstorm Yueqi Yang and Naureen S. Malik, Bloomberg Feb. 22, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail HOUSTON, TEXAS - FEBRUARY 21: The U.S. and Texas flags fly in front of high voltage transmission towers on February 21, 2021 in Houston, Texas.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images (Bloomberg) -- After enduring a wretched week of Arctic storms, hunger and cold, several Texans lucky enough to have power were handed another pain point -- massive electricity bills. Houston resident David Astrein, 36, a human resources director at a manufacturing company, said he’s been c...

After a week of Arctic storms, hunger and cold, some Texans lucky enough to have power...