The Supply Chain Attacks Are Getting Bigger and Worse

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An yang is the f t's deputy baging bureau chief. Ransom were attacks keep getting bigger and more damaging. The latest that we know of happened last week. A notorious russia linked ransom were group called reevel is believed to be behind the attack on an i t management software supplier called casea. Reevel later demanded 70 million dollars in bit coin to unlock networks.

KKR is expanding its operations to target more takeovers in the UK,

ransomware hackers hit more than 1,000 companies in what appears to be one of the largest supply chain attacks to date, and oil prices jumped to the highest level in three years on Monday after oil producers abandoned a decision over increasing oil production. Plus, the FT’s deputy Beijing bureau chief looks at why Chinese regulators are going after Chinese tech companies that recently listed in the US.

KKR steps up pursuit of UK companies amid buyout frenzy

https://www.ft.com/content/e5cc18cf-081d-4b68-b469-ca77935a615e?

Oil hits three-year high after Opec+ abandons meeting

https://www.ft.com/content/c9746fbc-7a90-4c9a-9a52-30b44475aa9a

Russia-linked hackers target IT supply chain with ransomware

https://www.ft.com/content/a8e7c9a2-5819-424f-b087-c6f2e8f0c7a1

China targets more tech groups after Didi crackdown

https://www.ft.com/content/771f6d40-ecd2-4855-8193-d0550f1d2e3d

Clubhouse discussion on Jeff Bezos’s departure from Amazon

https://www.clubhouse.com/event/PrDXYYvL

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