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Danish IT executive is wanted by Interpol and will be sent back to Denmark to face charges.
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Pirates in the waters off the coast of Somalia are capturing new vessels almost weekly and asking for large ransom. A pirate expert, and former victim, gives his advice on what companies can do.
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