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Akums Group inks pact worth 200 million euros for European market

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Akums Group signed a long-term deal worth 200 million euros with a global pharma company. They will produce and supply oral liquid formulations for the European market. Commercial supply starts in 2027 and ends in 2032. Akums will receive 100 million euros upfront for product development and European site approval. European approval process for the facility will start soon.

Is US $36 trillion debt spiral leading us to economic ruin?

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

America's national debt has surpassed $36 trillion, exceeding the entire economy's size. Despite Ronald Reagan's warnings in 1981, mortgage rates and inflation remain lower than during his era. Foreign creditors continue to invest heavily in US bonds, a testament to America's global economic and military strength, resulting in lower borrowing costs for the nation.

Travis Kelce's Christmas 'Gift' for Taylor Swift Revealed: Report - Athlon Sports

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  1. Travis Kelce's Christmas 'Gift' for Taylor Swift Revealed: Report  Athlon Sports
  2. Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Send Christmas Gifts to Teammate Chris Jones and Partner Sheawna Weathersby  Yahoo Entertainment
  3. Taylor Swift live updates: Here’s why she missed Travis Kelce’s Christmas game in her home state  Page Six
  4. Taylor Swift Reacts to Travis Kelce Breaking Chiefs Touchdown Record  Us Weekly
  5. Travis Kelce's overbearing Christmas gift to Taylor Swift revealed... Читать дальше...

Israeli hackers flock to Barcelona as spyware industry shifts

Haaretz.com 

Squeezed between the war and tough restrictions at home, elite Israeli hackers are relocating to the EU and Spain to set up or join a new crop of firms selling exploit, now the hottest item in the world of cyber surveillance

US' credit score hangover hitting riskiest borrowers. Are there more troubles ahead?

Economictimes.indiatimes.com 

Credit scores in United States of America soared during the pandemic, enabling a borrowing binge that has now forced a reckoning. Even for people who kept their credit score steady by making their payments, interest rates and higher prices are proving to be a double whammy. Americans whose credit scores jumped early in the pandemic are falling behind on loan payments at higher than expected rates.