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Web Release
21 hours ago
- Business
- Web Release
Zero Networks Boosts International Sales Capabilities With Key EMEA Hire
Zero Networks, a leader in zero trust security solutions, today announced the appointment of Tony Hadzima as Vice President of Sales for EMEA and LATAM. This strategic hire supports the company's global expansion goals and rising demand for its innovative microsegmentation and zero trust offerings. Hadzima brings nearly 30 years of international sales and business leadership experience. He spent 15 years at Palo Alto Networks, where he became the company's first employee in Spain and its 126th worldwide. He held and grew into multiple leadership roles: Country Manager of Iberia, VP South Europe, and VP EMEA & LATAM for Smart Industries OT/IoT Security. Under Hadzima's leadership, he built top-performing teams from scratch, achieving some of the highest market shares and biggest wins in EMEA. In June 2025, Zero Networks announced $55 million of Series C funding to fuel the company's next phase of growth, including team expansion across sales and marketing, research and development, and customer support. Additionally, funding has been earmarked for go-to-market investments in North America, EMEA, and APAC and to support continued innovation in Zero Networks' award-winning solutions. 'I feel privileged to join a company like Zero Networks to disrupt a mature market ripe for innovation,' said Hadzima. 'Zero Networks brings a radical new approach to solving complex customer challenges like ransomware prevention and microsegmentation without the operational burden, all in record time. I'm energized to build a world-class team, scale with our partners, and elevate our EMEA and LATAM teams to the next level in this time of accelerated growth!' 'We're thrilled to welcome Tony to the team,' said Scott Coffey, VP of Sales at Zero Networks. 'Cybersecurity is a reputation-driven industry, and Tony is one of the most trusted leaders in the space. His track record speaks for itself. Together with our recent product and engineering investments, his arrival reinforces our commitment to delivering exceptional zero trust outcomes to customers around the globe.' Zero Networks is on a mission to modernize microsegmentation with enterprise-grade solutions that are simple to deploy, highly effective at stopping ransomware and insider threats, and purpose-built to meet regulatory and cyber insurance demands. Learn more about Zero Networks at
BBC News
15-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Malmö FF v Iberia 1999
Update: Date: 81' Title: Booking Content: Giorgi Tabatadze (Iberia 1999) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 80' Title: Booking Content: Nika Khorkheli (Iberia 1999) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 76' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Malmö. Sead Haksabanovic replaces Gabriel Busanello. Update: Date: 73' Title: Booking Content: Giorgi Makaridze (Iberia 1999) is shown the yellow card. Update: Date: 69' Title: Booking Content: Giorgi Jgerenaia (Iberia 1999) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 67' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Iberia 1999. Amiran Dzagania replaces Bakar Kardava. Update: Date: 65' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Malmö. Isaac Kiese Thelin replaces Daníel Gudjohnsen. Update: Date: 65' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Malmö. Oscar Lewicki replaces Pontus Jansson. Update: Date: 64' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Malmö. Hugo Bolin replaces Lasse Berg Johnsen. Update: Date: 63' Title: Booking Content: Pontus Jansson (Malmö) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 62' Title: Dismissal Content: Gizo Mamageishvili (Iberia 1999) is shown the red card for violent conduct. Update: Date: 62' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Iberia 1999. Nika Khorkheli replaces Anes Rusevic. Update: Date: 61' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Iberia 1999. Matic Vrbanec replaces Luka Silagadze. Update: Date: 60' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! Malmö 2, Iberia 1999 0. Pontus Jansson (Malmö) header. Assisted by Otto Rosengren. Update: Date: 55' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! Malmö 1, Iberia 1999 0. Taha Ali (Malmö) right footed shot. Assisted by Lasse Berg Johnsen. Update: Date: 46' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, Malmö. Nils Zätterström replaces Johan Karlsson. Update: Date: 46' Title: Second Half Content: Second Half begins Malmö 0, Iberia 1999 0. Update: Date: 45'+2 Title: Half Time Content: First Half ends, Malmö 0, Iberia 1999 0. Update: Date: 45' Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 1 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 34' Title: Booking Content: Lasse Berg Johnsen (Malmö) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Masdar Hosts European Business Partners and Executives in Madrid to Accelerate Advanced Energy Partnerships
Senior-level forum in Madrid that brought together more than 200 decision-makers from government, finance, and the broader Spanish energy ecosystem Dr Sultan Al Jaber visited Saeta's Madrid headquarters to mark the company's full integration into Masdar and align on an accelerated growth agenda Madrid, Spain--(Newsfile Corp. - July 10, 2025) - Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company PJSC – Masdar, a global clean energy leader – convened an exclusive, high-level business forum in Madrid to strengthen partnerships and position the company for its next phase of growth in the Iberian market. Led by Dr Sultan Al Jaber, Chairman of Masdar, the Tuesday gathering assembled senior representatives from Spanish and Portuguese government entities, regulatory bodies, utilities, institutional investors, offtakers, and technology providers. The discussion centered on accelerating the Iberian Peninsula's energy transformation and reinforcing Spain's role as a strategic hub within Masdar's European portfolio. A cornerstone of Masdar's European expansion strategy is its US $1.4 billion acquisition of Saeta, finalized last year. Operating across Spain and Portugal, Saeta now serves as a primary platform for scaling Masdar's renewable-energy footprint and advancing regional decarbonization objectives. During his visit to Saeta's Madrid headquarters, Dr Al Jaber met with executive leadership and employees, celebrating the successful integration and outlining an ambitious roadmap to amplify Saeta's market impact. Masdar's European investments continue to diversify through multiple channels. In addition to the Saeta transaction, Masdar concluded a €3.2 billion acquisition of TERNA ENERGY in Greece and entered a €1.7 billion strategic partnership with Endesa in Spain, acquiring a 49.99 percent stake in a 2.5GW portfolio of renewable assets – one of Spain's largest clean-energy transactions in recent years. Since its establishment in 2006, Masdar has developed and partnered in projects in over 40 countries, with a mandate to increase its renewable energy portfolio capacity to 100GW by 2030. Image 1 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Image 2 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Image 3 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Image 4 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Image 5 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: Image 6 To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit: -ENDS- Contacts:For media inquiries, please contact: press@ For more information please visit: and connect: and About Masdar Masdar (Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company) is one of the world's leading clean energy companies. Masdar is advancing the development and deployment of solar, wind, geothermal, battery storage and green hydrogen technologies to accelerate the transformation of energy systems and help the world meet its net-zero ambitions. Established in 2006, Masdar has developed and invested in projects in over 40 countries with a combined capacity of 51 gigawatts (GW), providing affordable clean energy access to those who need it most and helping to power a more sustainable future. Masdar is jointly owned by TAQA, ADNOC, and Mubadala, and is targeting a renewable energy portfolio capacity of 100GW by 2030 while aiming to be a leading producer of green hydrogen by the same year. To view the source version of this press release, please visit Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Washington Post
04-07-2025
- Sport
- Washington Post
Family of Liverpool player Diogo Jota and his brother gather at chapel ahead of wake and funeral
GONDOMAR, Portugal — Family and friends of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother are gathering Friday at a church where their bodies have been brought for a wake and funeral, after the Portuguese soccer players were killed in a car crash in Spain. Some hugged and wept before entering the Capela da Ressurreição São Cosme, where the funeral for the siblings is planned for Saturday.
Metro
03-07-2025
- Metro
Could this new boarding pass cure gate anxiety at the airport?
You've dropped off your bags, made it through security, and now you're just waiting to board. But, instead of relaxing with an overpriced drink at an airport bar, you're glued to the departure board, hoping your gate number finally appears. Gate anxiety – or gateanxiety – is the all-too-familiar stress of checking the screen in fear you'll miss one of the many updates, from the 'go to gate' announcement to a random gate change, and end up having to sprint across the airport, or worse, miss your flight. But if you're constantly craning your neck to see if there's an update, a new digital boarding pass is about to make life much easier. Spain's biggest airline, Iberia, is launching a real-time updating boarding pass. Unlike the static digital and printed boarding passes we're used to, these passes automatically update if there are any changes to your boarding gate or seat. Fuel your wanderlust with our curated newsletter of travel deals, guides and inspiration. Sign up here. While some boarding passes will include a gate number alongside other essential flight information, like the seat number and flight time, some airports don't assign gates until closer to the departure time. Rather than check the nearest board, all passengers need to do is look at their phone. They'll also receive push notifications on their device with updated information. The new boarding passes are intended to 'enhance customer experience' and speed up boarding times at the airport. They'll be available to those using the Iberia app, and to anyone who downloads their boarding passes to their digital wallet from Iberia's website. It will come as a welcome update to the many travellers who have shared their experience of gate anxiety on social media. One TikTok user, @belissa27, asked her followers: 'Does anyone else have to physically see your gate at the airport before you can relax and get food, or are you normal?' The post received hundreds of comments from people who experienced similar anxieties. 'As soon as I get to the airport, I have to go down and find my gate, making sure the gate number matches my ticket. I can't relax until they both match up.' Another user, @classless_wanderers, captioned a video: 'Only seasoned travellers know: before you relax, before you eat, before you pee – check if your gate is real.' User @jenngstyle shared the same thought in another video. She captioned it: 'Walking to my gate before turning around to get drinks/ snacks because for no reason at all, I feel better if I see where my gate is first.' She added: 'I can't be the only one with this level of anxiety.' One user, @goochybird, asked in the comments: 'What kind of monster wouldn't do that?' While @anamontes124 added: 'One time I thought it was 'right there' and it was a whole terminal away. Always go to the gate first.' The new boarding pass is just one example of Iberia introducing technology to improve customer experience. More Trending Last month, the airline launched 'Iberia GPT', a conversational assistant in ChatGPT that helps customers plan and personalise their trips. It also has a new app for those with hearing and verbal communication difficulties. Iberia was also one of the first to partner with Apple to allow passengers to use AirTags or other tracking devices in their checked luggage to help locate lost bags. Passengers can share the location link of their AirTag with Iberia, in the hopes they'll be able to track it down quicker. Several other airlines implemented the AirTag technology earlier this year, including Lufthansa, which previously banned the use of them in 2022 over security concerns. Do you have a story to share? Get in touch by emailing MetroLifestyleTeam@ MORE: EasyJet flight to Tenerife met by police after 'passenger urinated in the aisle' MORE: Ryanair cancels 170 flights due to air traffic control strikes — what to do if your holiday's affected MORE: Wind-battered plane bounces while landing at 'world's most challenging airport'
