Although in this case, it allowed pretty much every opinion columnist to endorse Harris after Bezos blocked it.
I’d say “we” is a bit of an exaggeration…
Founded in 1995 by CEO Sujit Kumar Singh to distribute pharmaceuticals in post-Soviet Russia, Shreya’s shift towards technology exports represents a notable diversification from its core business. The company has capitalised on the demand for restricted products as traditional suppliers have retreated following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
A key aspect of Shreya’s recent operations involves Malaysia, which has become the source for much of the technology being re-exported to Russia. Trade records reveal that Shreya imported 1,407 Dell servers from Malaysia between March and August 2024, subsequently rerouting them to Russia.
While trading with Russia is not illegal for Indian companies — given India’s non-participation in US or EU sanctions — Shreya’s transactions have attracted scrutiny from Western authorities. Visits by US and EU officials to India highlight the urgency of closing loopholes that allow sanctioned technology to reach Russia.
That’s quite the pivot. I hope someone in India is paying close attention to Mr. Singh’s bank accounts.
Go ask your mother.
The link is in the headline as always with these things, so I don’t understand.
Dude…
I don’t really think it is. I have a kid, but we felt that way for much of our 20s and into our early 30s.
People shouldn’t have a child until/unless they really want a one. If you never want a child, you should never have one. One of many reasons abortion should always be legal.
Children should never be abused or neglected.
That would be worth a scientific study, don’t you think? Isn’t it worth trying to find ways to stop child predators before they become predators?
You seem to think I’m suggesting that the UK government create childporn.gov.uk or something.
And in a city where there are literally CCTV cameras everywhere. I was picturing guys in balaclavas loading a truck clandestinely or something.
Guys, I know he’d make any excuse if it looks bad for him. That’s what he always does. It also has the potential to shave off a few voters here and there. And a few voters is all that’s necessary.
“The theft involved a fraudulent buyer posing as a legitimate wholesale distributor for a major French retailer, with the cheese delivered before the discovery of the fraudulent identity,” the company said.
This story makes a lot more sense now.
Jeff Bezos: “I’ve never even heard of this… Fonald Fump, you said his name was?”
Thanks, I read a bunch of comments to her this morning and I’ll read more to her when she gets home tonight.
Texas is doing this wrong. They need to do it like we do here in Indiana: hire unqualified substitute teachers and make them “permanent” substitute teachers.
Voters in Arkansas will see a question about medical access on their ballot, but the state supreme court ruled that the votes can’t be counted because the name and title of the measure were “misleading.”
I think you meant four states.
The plants are anticipated to create 10,000 permanent jobs, with another 80,000 in the surrounding development.
The developers have code-named it “Project Brooklyn Bridge.”
After Sunday’s rally, a senior adviser for the Trump campain, Danielle Alvarez, said in a statement that Hinchcliffe’s joke did “not reflect the views of President Trump or the campaign.”
“All the stuff about you people being vermin that poison the blood of America, though, we meant that.”
No, but he also wasn’t drugging all of his victims.
But nowhere near the last.