You really do have a problem with these bloody Tories sinkov! ;D Baby house indeed!Quote:
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You really do have a problem with these bloody Tories sinkov! ;D Baby house indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
Spasibo Tavarish Roman Abramovich!
After landing, Abramovich arrived at the Israeli start-up Stordot in Herzliya Pituach. The Israeli start-up, in which Abramovich invested an advanced lithium-ion battery that will charge electric vehicles at a record speed of only five minutes, will be able to travel within a range of 300 kilometers. The company is expected to start marketing in early 2019. It is not known how much Abramovich invested in Studot, but to date the company has raised $ 130 million, and Abramovich is considered one of its most prominent investors.
The company recently announced a cooperation agreement with British energy giant British Petroleum (BP), in which the British giant will invest $ 20 million in Israeli company. The company also announced that it will raise $ 400 million to build a US factory for the commercial production of its fast battery for electric vehicles.
He invests in high-tech companies and in funds. Stordot is one of 12 high-tech companies and Israeli funds in which Abramovich is now invested through private investment companies Milhouse Capital and Arvington.
The main investor in the company today is Daimler, the manufacturer of the German luxury brand Mercedes-Benz. As far as is known, Abramovich was one of the largest investors in the first rounds of capital raising.
In addition to these two companies, among the Israeli companies in which Abramovich is invested is AnyClip, which develops a video content platform; DriveWay is developing a driving app for smartphones that connects to the cloud; GuruShots, which develops a common platform for professional photographers; SpotIM, which develops a content platform for social media; The BrainQ company, which develops an electromagnetic helmet that will allow people to be paralyzed without the need for surgery or medication; Kidoz, which develops an application for children; And MeDviser, which develops a platform that enables the market for Telemedicine services to exist.
Abramowitz's connection to the Israeli high-tech industry is not limited to investing in start-ups and funds that invest in start-ups. Abramovich recently sponsored a special exhibition at the Moscow Jewish Museum dedicated to 50 successful Israeli start-ups who can change the world
How many of these has he bought at a cool $140 million each?
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I am not sure how many ,but at a guess he has handed over a few to Britain,why, to get his ''golden visa?'' But at least so much information will be passed on to Britain after all these 'buggers' have flown inside soviet radar ,and all information would be given as a gift to Britain,things like ''how to out fly missiles,speed altitude etc ,then electronic information ,detection of radar frequencys etc . But at least they are not used to knock out 'pallies' dancing near the border fence' with their peaceful demonstration dance! ....That info is good for British pilots!
Just days after immigrating to Israel, Roman Abramovich, the Russian billionaire businessman and owner of the soccer team Chelsea FC, has withdrawn his application for an investor visa to the United Kingdom,he no longer requires a visa to travel to the United Kingdom.
Nevertheless, without a visa, Abramovich will not be allowed to work in England and as a result has put all future investments in the country on hold. News of the visa withdrawal came as Chelsea FC announced that it was freezing its new stadium project, a decision that was tied to the delay in receiving a new visa.
Just days after taking up Israeli citizenship, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is teaming up one of his local assets with the London soccer club.
Chelsea will use the services of Israeli startup Spot.IM, a social engagement platform that builds online communities around digital content, in order to drive conversations between the club’s fans.
“Sports clubs are platforms for producing and creating content that they use for managing relations with fans,” said Spot.IM CEO Nadav Shoval. “The project we are carrying out for Chelsea will create an experience that will encourage people to react to exclusive content on the site and to create a conversation around it. Our platform will allow fans to register for the site with a profile and to react through the profile, enabling the fan community to recognize each other and strengthen ties in the digital world, unlike the case with anonymous talkbacks.”
Just so that you know whats happening ............?
Our stupid bloody government have just chucked a billion quidsworth of investment straight down the plug hole...
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/foot...cid=spartanntp
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I certainly do BT, just because I think your lot are barking mad you have me down as a Tory, fair enough, it's all good fun, but you'll have to search long and hard to find any post from me that supports or praises the Tories. In fact I don't think such a post exists, but I stand to be corrected.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier