Finnish companies have offered hundreds of millions of euros of work in the USA next year launched icebreaker in the process."the Work is an opportune chance for the finns.we are already Planning now 80 and we will build 60 percent of the world's icebreaker", Finpro arctic shipping and offshore growth program director Ulla Lainio will tell.the Finnish company delegation to visit the past and the other week in the united states in the shipyards, who will participate in the icebreakers the first phase of the analysis work."the Tender crack of starts the beginning of next year.the Breakers will be built in some of the United states of the five aspirant dock", trip with Lainio will tell.

A closer look at the map of Stockholm it is easy to see the pattern: the same types of companies crowding the same surfaces. They hyped companies in financial technology, Fintech, growing, for example, up among telecom giants in Kista - even though there is a lot of technology expertise and experience in those regions, and even though as Ericsson got rid of a lot of people in recent years. Robin Teigland, who is a professor at the School, has looked closely at the emerging fintechindustrin - and she says that it will be a formidable force for business is as close as in Stockholm. - I'm networking researcher at the bottom and I can see that one thing that really makes it easier for Fintech companies in Stockholm is that companies are very close. People understand, for example, how important it is to go out and have lunch together. So, for example, telecom providers gathered in Kista - and the Indian offshore providers are neighbors in Hötorgsskraporna.

A closer look at the map of Stockholm it is easy to see the pattern: the same types of companies crowding the same surfaces. They hyped companies in financial technology, Fintech, growing, for example, up among telecom giants in Kista - even though there is a lot of technology expertise and experience in those regions, and even though as Ericsson got rid of a lot of people in recent years. Robin Teigland, who is a professor at the School, has looked closely at the emerging fintechindustrin - and she says that it will be a formidable force for business is as close as in Stockholm. - I'm networking researcher at the bottom and I can see that one thing that really makes it easier for Fintech companies in Stockholm is that companies are very close. People understand, for example, how important it is to go out and have lunch together. So, for example, telecom providers gathered in Kista - and the Indian offshore providers are neighbors in Hötorgsskraporna.

Microsoft is stepping up its commitment to reduce the impact its data centers have on the environment, with a goal to use 50 percent renewable energy by 2018.A wind farm in Norfolk, EnglandAs more services move to the cloud, online giants are building more data centers to keep up.On Thursday, Microsoft said it will step up its commitment to reduce the impact its data centers have on the environment.Across the tech sector, we need to recognize that data centers will rank by the middle of the next decade among the largest users of electrical power on the planet, Brad Smith, the company's president and chief legal officer, said in a blog post.Today, roughly 44 percent of the electricity used by Microsoft s data centers comes from renewable energy sources, he said.And it's experimenting with undersea data centers, which may be able to tap into offshore wind farms and require less energy for cooling.

MoreApple CEO Tim Cook waves as he attends a talk in Beijing October 23, 2014.China Daily/via REUTERS/File PhotoBEIJING Reuters - The head of China's industry and technology regulator stressed Chinese users' security in a meeting with Apple Inc's chief executive in Beijing, as the U.S. tech titan stumbles in its biggest offshore market.China's ruling Communist Party has also embarked on a campaign to promote domestic technology, which it sees as more secure, and reduce the country's reliance on foreign tech products, especially in critical industries such as finance."I hope Apple can expand its business in China, deepen its cooperation in research and development and industrial supply chains, and provide a convenient and secure user experience for Chinese consumers," said Miao Wei, the head of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology MIIT ."China has set a clear precedent with nearly every other tech company that operating in the country comes with certain strings attached, including significant investment in China's tech sector," said Ben Thompson, an analyst who writes at Stratechery.com."Apple has largely escaped this requirement, thanks to its appeal to customers instead of big business, but it seems likely the Chinese government is trying to end that exemption."

The new documents, Muffett said, show that oil companies clearly preferred to invest in research to explain away the climate risks, instead of on technologies to reduce emissions.Burn off oil fume flames are seen on an offshore oil platform.There is no doubt that increases in fossil fuel usage and decreases of forest cover are aggravating the potential problem of increased CO2 in the atmosphere.The research included burning oil to clear areas of fog and smog, and constructing massive artificial heat mountains out of asphalt to increase rainfall.Bigger drilling rigs, Muffett said, are an example of the profound distinction of how these companies were protecting their own interests and not the public s.This week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that April 2016 was the 12th consecutive month to set a global temperature record.For now, the group s new searchable database allows users to identify connections between companies, research institutes and individuals.

In order to help the states meet that goal, two energy companies are vying to implement floating wind turbine farms off the coast of Oahu that could supply a large amount of the island s power needs.But for a state committed to the sanctity of both the environment and animals, building offshore wind farms isn t necessarily an ideal plan.Hawaii Wind has offered to build two separate wind farms in federal waters: one about 12 miles off of Kaena Point on the northwest coast of Oahu, and a second 17 miles south of Diamond Head.Progression Hawaii Offshore Wind proposed a single 400 megawatt wind farm that would use between 40 and 50 floating turbines off the southern coast of Oahu.Above the surface of the water, fishermen are concerned that the turbines will scare away the sea birds that alert them to fresh catches, or that the wind farms will hinder their regular fishing patterns.There are many obstacles to implementing such a large-scale renewable energy solution in real life, but the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management is currently holding meetings on the two proposals.

Supercell is a well-known name even in Tencent s home market; its Clash Royale was the only foreign-published title among the 10 top-grossing mobile games in China last month, according to research firm Newzoo.Supercell would push Tencent deeper into the fast-growing mobile segment, which now accounts for only a bit more than a third of its gaming revenue, the rest coming from desktop franchises in China.Supercell and King—maker of Candy Crush Saga —were similar last year in revenue and adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.And mobile-game sector is vulnerable to one-hit wonders.It recently raised $4 billion in loans from foreign banks, giving it ample firepower to do deals overseas without the worry of needing Chinese regulators permission to shift cash offshore.China s largest gaming company wants to go global, and building an empire doesn t come cheap.

The world s largest operator of helicopters expects energy-related work to decline further and on Thursday said for the first time that it may cancel some orders for new aircraft.Bristow Group Inc. BRS -25.78 % s Chief Executive Jonathan Baliff said continuing uncertainty had forced it to shelve plans to provide full-year profit guidance, as oil and gas companies cut back on exploration and production, reducing demand for helicopter flights.Helicopter operators business is a leading indicator of activity in the energy industry, and Houston-based Bristow is one of two companies serving the global market ferrying workers to and from offshore energy platforms.The other, CHC Group Ltd HELIQ 1.77 % , filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month.Bristow derives three quarters of its revenue from the energy industry, and its revenue from that sector fell 29% in the fiscal fourth quarter to Mar.Bristow plans to return some helicopters to lessors when leases expire and has been in talks with manufacturers to defer some deliveries, but Mr. Baliff said during a post-earnings call with analysts that cancellations were a possibility.

She believed she d made a series of legitimate loans to the offshore oil business of a Florida businessman she d met at a dating site - when in truth she had been victimized by an organized crime gang in Africa.Her six-figure losses were nearly 30 times higher than the average loss $8,421 reported last year to IC3, but she never received a follow-up call or any notification from law enforcement indicating that they were investigating - or were even interested in - her claim.My client knocked, and waited, but it seemed nobody was home.In terms of broader analyses, there are serious shortcomings in relying on self-reported complaints to describe the full extent of online crime, because many victims don t realize they have been attacked.Consumer-focused crimes like advance-fee frauds, fake lotteries, and social media scams are rampant.By that basis, IC3 data - with 288,000 total complainants - represent less than 0.2 percent of all incidents and victims.

Thirty-six thousand Verizon employees are close to going back to work because of an agreement struck by the company and union representatives.The union said Verizon was seeking to move jobs offshore, outsource work to low-wage contractors, close call centers, and force technicians to go on months-long assignments away from home.But there is now an agreement in principle to end the strike and sign a new four-year contract, US Labor Secretary Thomas Perez announced today."The parties are now working to reduce the agreement to writing, after which the proposal will be submitted to CWA Communications Workers of America and IBEW International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union members for ratification," said Perez, who helped mediate the settlement.Though the agreement isn't finalized, the CWA said Verizon workers have won "big gains" and will take down their pickets.Verizon today said that the company "look s forward to having all of our employees soon back at work in their regular positions and doing what they do best—serving our customers.

The French financial authorities went to some pretty extreme lengths to ensure that Google didn't get tipped off early about its tax investigation into the Californian tech giant.The Direction Générale Des Finances spent a year quietly looking into Google's tax affairs in the country, before launching a surprise raid on its Paris offices at 5AM local time on May 24.Financial prosecutor Éliane Houlette gave a French-language interview to Europe 1 about how how they kept it a secret.We first saw the interview over on TechCrunch."We've worked offline on this investigation for nearly a year," Houlette said."Investigators have been left with huge quantities of data, numbering in the terabytes — perhaps even more than the Panama Papers leak, Houlette said.She was referring to the leak of vast troves of confidential data from offshore law firm Mossack Fonseca published earlier this year that journalists and activists have alleged show evidence of aggressive tax avoidance.She also reaffirmed that France does not intend to make a deal with Google — suggesting the case could go to trial.SEE ALSO: Everything wrong with Europe s tech scene, according to the ex-CEO of GoogleNOW WATCH: This smart earpiece translates languages as they are spokenLoading video...

American Hercules Offshore oil services provider has applied for bankruptcy for the second time within a year. Last summer's bankruptcy situation, the company reported $ 13 billion in liabilities and a half a billion dollar assets. Now Hercules sells assets to pay creditors. Only during the first three months of this year, double the number of bankruptcies throughout the previous year was seen in the field. Without getting left behind in the field of debt increased in January-March, 34 billion dollars, which is also double the whole of last year comparatively. In April this year filed for bankruptcy 27 North American oil and gas companies.

Nigel Roddis / ReutersThe chief executive of the UK s wind industry trade body has admitted that England simply isn t windy enough to justify building any more new wind farms.Hugh McNeal s astonishing revelation has been reported in the Telegraph confirming that while offshore still presented several opportunities it simply wasn t cost effective to keep building onshore farms in England.We are almost certainly not talking about the possibility of new plants in England.Gareth Fuller/PA ArchiveWhile onshore wind might take a hit, there are still strong arguments for the UK s numerous offshore wind farms which currently produce 4 per cent of the UK s energy.Bloomberg via Getty ImagesCurrently employing around 13,000 people, the increases in scale could lead to the creation of almost 30,000 new jobs in the next decade.England isn t particularly windy, and so the cost effectiveness of each turbine goes down.

Ethan Dack, of New South Wales, had been using the action cam to record a trip across Australia with his wife and four children, finishing with an extended family visit in Point Vernon, a small peninsula on the east coast of Queensland.While kayaking, he jumped in the water to record some turtles, about a third of a mile offshore.All I could do was try to replace some of them, so I took photos of the kids with my granddad.By then the camera had been in saltwater for two months, but the images on the card were still intact.While the GoPro tech specs don t list how durable the camera is other than a depth rating, the brand has had several unusual survival videos, including a fall off a skydiver s helmet without a case.One YouTuber even reports finding intact video from a camera that was lost underwater for two years – though the GoPro didn t work anymore.

The financial giant Nordea commented on the increased public on Monday, news that the Executive Committee of Nordea's operations in Russia are members of the offshore companies. Danish media have asked announcement of the issue as early as April, and Nordea at that time has been confirmed that the information is correct. Nordea says that the management of its operations in Russia and other persons working in Russia who use offshore companies, these companies have provided all relevant information for the Russian tax authorities. Release issued by Nordea can not and should not therefore comment on banking secrecy information on individual customers is not. In Russia, these procedures are so common that the tax authorities have established rules for the purposes of taxation. " "In this case, the offshore arrangement is used to simplify the legal structure of ownership, regardless of investing in real estate, businesses or securities.

The arrest was made as part of the investigation into the leak, which saw 11.5 million documents from the law firm leaked to the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.The documents detailed thousands of offshore companies set up by Mossak Fonseca on behalf of rich clients, sometimes for the purpose of tax avoidance.The identity of the worker has not been released, and the Süddeutsche Zeitung reporter who led a year-long investigation into the documents said he did not believe the arrested worker was his source.According to our information the mossackfonseca IT person arrested in Geneva is not panamapapers" source "John Doe" @ICIJorg @f obermaier— Bastian Obermayer @b obermayer June 15, 2016Still, a lawyer for Mossak Fonseca told Swiss newspaper Le Temps that the millions of documents were accessed and downloaded via the arrested worker's computer.The newspaper quoted a lawyer for the arrested worker denying all charges.The leak caused embarrassment for many, including politicians who had used the law firm to establish overseas companies to hold assets.

AP ImagesA computer technician who works for Mossack Fonseca, the law firm at the center of the Panama Papers leak, has been detained in Geneva on suspicion that he recently stole large amounts of data from the firm, French newspaper Le Temps reported.The Panama Papers, a 2.9 terabyte leak of files by an anonymous person to the International Consortium of Journalists, revealed how rich and powerful people use offshore shell companies setup up by Mossack Fonseca to avoid taxes.A spokesperson from the Geneva prosecutors office told Reuters that it had opened an investigation in response to a complaint from Mossack Fonseca, but wouldn t comment further.

Neither flash nor html5 is supported!The Nanit app, with optional insights, provides an intuitive breakdown of infant sleeping patterns, including a heat-map of infant movement.Nanit Insights generate a cute color coded sleep score for parents using four key metrics: sleep patterns, parent interventions, sleep onset, and total hours of sleep.Companies like Owlet, Mimo and Sproutling produce infant wearables but are constrained by components and sensors.They are limited to capturing live footage and generating a pixel representation on another device.Afterwards, the company plans to move production offshore.

The massive data leak showed Panama-based law firm Mossack Fonseca had set up offshore companies for world leaders, politicians and celebrities.GENEVA Reuters - A computer technician at the Geneva office of the law firm at the center of the Panama Papers leak was detained several days ago on suspicion of recently removing large amounts of data, Swiss newspaper Le Temps reported on Wednesday, citing a source close to the case.Panama-based Mossack Fonseca, which specializes in setting up offshore companies, has denied wrongdoing and said it was the victim of a data hack.In a statement late on Wednesday, Mossack Fonseca said it had filed complaints in several places against people who might have been involved with breaching its data.The paper said the suspect detained in Geneva had denied any wrongdoing but was accused of theft of data, unauthorized access and breach of trust following a complaint lodged by MossackFonseca.The Geneva prosecutor s office began a criminal inquiry in early April, shortly after the leaks that revealed many offshore companies set up by lawyers and institutions in the Swiss financial center.