Japan to Tighten Enforcement of Russian Oil Price Ceiling, AnyDesk Reported Server Hacking and Password Resets, Podcastle Raised $13.5 Million in Series A Round and Other Events on February 6.
- Armenian AI platform for creating and editing audio content Podcastle has raised $13.5 million in a Series A round. Investors include Mosaic Ventures, RTP Global, S16VC, Point Nine, Sierra Ventures and AI Fund.
- A large distributor of products from the Sweet Life group of companies can start producing confectionery products. The group created Bogorodskaya Confectionery Factory LLC at the management of the company of the same name, which produces gingerbread and cookies, with a capacity of 7 thousand tons per year, writes Kommersant.
Services and technologies
- In 2023, the share of Telegram users in Russia grew by more than 20% and reached almost half of the country’s total population over 12 years old.
- Remote desktop management developer AnyDesk reported that servers were hacked and user passwords were reset. The hackers stole the software’s source code and code signing keys.
World
- The Japanese Ministry of Finance, with the support of the G7 countries, intends to tighten measures to meet the Russian oil price ceiling starting February 20, the Nikkei newspaper reported. According to the publication, the decision was also supported by the countries of the European Union and Australia.
Business
- Armenian AI platform for creating and editing audio content Podcastle has raised $13.5 million in a Series A round. Investors include Mosaic Ventures, RTP Global, S16VC, Point Nine, Sierra Ventures and AI Fund.
- A large distributor of products from the Sweet Life group of companies can start producing confectionery products. The group created Bogorodskaya Confectionery Factory LLC at the management of the company of the same name, which produces gingerbread and cookies, with a capacity of 7 thousand tons per year, writes Kommersant.
Services and technologies
- In 2023, the share of Telegram users in Russia grew by more than 20% and reached almost half of the country’s total population over 12 years old.
- Remote desktop management developer AnyDesk reported that servers were hacked and user passwords were reset. The hackers stole the software’s source code and code signing keys.
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