Vertical Aerospace Founder Invests $50 Million to Prevent the Flying Taxi Firm From Running Out of Cash

Vertical Aerospace Founder Invests $50 Million to Prevent the Flying Taxi Firm From Running Out of Cash

Vertical Aerospace has secured new funding from its founder Stephen Fitzpatrick, who will invest $50 million to ensure that the flying taxi firm will still have cash until later this year.


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West in Danger of Losing $288 Billion if It Confiscates Frozen Russian Assets to Help Rebuild Ukraine: Report

Russia's state-owned news agency RIA said the West could lose $288 billion if they decide to confiscate frozen Russian assets to help rebuild Ukraine.

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