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Asahi Breweries faces ongoing system disruptions and potential personal data theft following a sophisticated ransomware attack by Russian group Qilin. The incident has forced manual operations and delayed financial reporting while cybersecurity experts investigate the breach’s full extent.
In a significant cyberattack with potential personal data theft, Asahi Group Holdings confirmed this week that unauthorized data transfers may have compromised sensitive information during last month’s ransomware incident. The attack, claimed by Russia-based Qilin group, has forced Japan’s leading brewer to revert to manual operations while cybersecurity experts work to restore critical systems affecting beer production and financial infrastructure.
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Oura’s chief commercial officer reveals the company’s fastest-growing user segment is women in their early twenties, not tech billionaires. While losing some gym-focused users to competitors like Whoop, Oura maintains 80% market share with strong retention rates.
Oura’s smart ring strategy is deliberately targeting young women and corporate professionals while accepting some loss of fitness-focused male users to competitors. According to Dorothy Kilroy, Oura’s chief commercial officer, the company’s fastest-growing demographic isn’t tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg or wellness-obsessed executives, but rather women in their early twenties who are embracing the health tracking technology. This demographic shift comes as the wearables market fragments across different user groups and use cases.
** UK small businesses face evolving digital security threats in 2025, with AI-powered attacks and sophisticated ransomware leading the risks. Learn the key threats and how comprehensive security solutions can safeguard your business operations and data. **CONTENT:**
UK small businesses face unprecedented digital security threats in 2025, with evolving cyberattacks targeting vulnerable operations and sensitive data. According to the Home Office’s Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2025, hacking attempts against small enterprises have intensified, leveraging advanced technologies to bypass traditional defenses. Understanding these risks is crucial for implementing effective computer security measures that protect your business assets and reputation.
New research reveals that 40% of workers making over $500,000 annually are living paycheck to paycheck. Lifestyle inflation and rising costs are eroding savings even among top earners, creating a nationwide financial paradox.
In a startling financial paradox, four in 10 workers earning more than $500,000 annually report living paycheck to paycheck despite their substantial incomes. According to a comprehensive Goldman Sachs retirement survey, this phenomenon affects 41% of Americans making $300,001-$500,000 and 40% of those earning over $500,000, highlighting how lifestyle inflation and rising costs are creating financial strain across all income levels. The findings challenge conventional wisdom about financial security and reveal that high earnings don’t necessarily translate to financial stability.
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