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13.05.25 - 09:09
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Wie die Geissens heimlich Millionen nach Dubai umleiten (Die Welt)
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Die TV-Promis Robert und Carmen Geiss lassen nach Recherchen von WELT und „Business Insider“ Millioneneinnahmen an eine Firma in Dubai fließen. So wird eine deutsche Versteuerung der Einkommen durch die Produktion der RTL-2-Show „Die Geissens“ vermieden. Ist das legal?...
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07.05.25 - 15:06
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Disney CEO Bob Iger on new Abu Dhabi theme park: A momentous occasion for the company (CNBC)
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CNBC's David Faber and Disney CEO Bob Iger and Disney Experiences chairman Josh D'Amaro join 'Squawk Box' to discuss the company's plan for a new theme park and resort in Abu Dhabi, why Abu Dhabi was picked, timeline for park opening, impact on the Disney brand globally, how long the planning has been in the works, theme park competition within the region, and more....
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02.02.25 - 03:48
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One 21-Year-Old Who Worked A "Mass Scamming Call Center" In Dubai Blows The Whistle (ZeroHedge)
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One 21-Year-Old Who Worked A "Mass Scamming Call Center" In Dubai Blows The Whistle
Ever wonder who the sociopaths are you see in Netflix documentaries, catfishing people from the internet using dating apps?
Well, look no further. Australia's News.com.au profiled one such person this week, a young worker inside of a "mass scamming call center".
The person, named "Beard", said that he "fled war-torn Syria for Dubai" and was desperately looking for work. Thinking he landed an advertising role, he told news.com.au he found himself at a "bizarre office location in the middle of the Dubai desert where those inside tried to confiscate his passport".
He was eventually held captive and forced to scam people for a living, the report says.
Then he became part of a large-scale “pig butchering” romance scam operation, designed to swindle unsuspecting victims out of their money. News.com.au said this type of fraud devastates thousands of Australian...
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