Facebook’s spending on securing CEO Mark Zuckerberg doubled in 2018 compared to a year earlier. The company lost 22.6 million dollars last year to secure the CEO and his family.

A group of hackers hacked multiple FBI websites and posted captured documents online, reports the American news site TechCrunch.

Import prices in the United States increased by 0.6 percent in March compared to the previous month. This is according to figures from the US government.

The British bank Standard Chartered is about to pay a total of $ 1 billion in fines to US authorities for violating trade sanctions against Iran. Initiates let the Financial Times business newspaper know this.

The American retail giant Amazon is planning to launch 3,226 satellites into space, with which the company can offer internet connections, Amazon told Geekwire on Thursday.

The American airline Southwest Airlines expects less growth than it previously expected. Among other things, the problems with Boeing 737 MAX 8 devices, which have to remain on the ground due to safety issues, put a brake on performance. Unfavorable weather is also bothering society, as is the shutdown of the American government.

Shell employees at the refineries of the oil and gas company in Pernis and Moerdijk will leave work for a few hours next Friday. Shell Thursday an ultimatum of the trade unions FNV and CNV expired without the requirements for a new collective agreement.

Police forces from several European countries including the Netherlands, Spain, the United Kingdom and Denmark have rounded up a network of illegal video stream providers. The police made fourteen raids, including eight in Spain, four in Denmark and two in the United Kingdom. Five people have been arrested and suspected of fraud and money laundering.

Ford Motor plans to allocate approximately $900 million to build electric and self-driving vehicles in Michigan. The new activities account for around 900 American jobs. At the same time, production of small vans is being moved from Europe to Mexico.

Boeing boss Dennis Muilenburg gained $ 23.4 million reward last year. According to the aircraft maker, the salary increase of around 27 percent reflects the strong growth and development of the company. That was prior to the second fatal crash with a 737 MAX type craft in a short time that seriously embarrassed Boeing.