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Japan’s once-thriving economy has faced a significant setback, plunging into a technical recession in the October-December period. The latest provisional government data reveals that high inflation has severely hampered domestic demand and private consumption in what was once the world’s fourth-largest economy. This unexpected contraction not only poses a challenge for Bank of Japan Governor
Amidst the rubble and devastation in Gaza, the Abu Mustafa family finds themselves trapped against the high concrete and metal fence that separates Gaza from Egypt. The family, like over a million other Palestinians, fears being left with nowhere to flee in the midst of the ongoing military offensive. Displacement is particularly challenging for the
The Indonesian presidential election is fast approaching, and social media has become a crucial battleground for winning over voters. With a large percentage of the electorate consisting of millennials and Gen Z, candidates are turning to platforms like TikTok to connect with the younger demographic. In this article, we will explore the significant role TikTok
The world’s largest beauty brand, L’Oreal, has experienced a significant drop in its sales, leading to a decline in its shares. The company reported lower-than-expected sales and highlighted a slowdown in demand in Asia as the primary reason for this setback. This article examines the implications of L’Oreal’s sales decline and explores the contrasting performance
Google recently unveiled its plans to rebrand its AI chatbot and assistant, Bard, as Gemini. The company also introduced a new app and subscription options for users. This major rebranding indicates Google’s strong commitment to investing in AI assistants and agents, highlighting a growing trend among tech giants to develop AI tools that enhance productivity.
DBS Group, Southeast Asia’s largest bank, reported record earnings for the full year in 2023, showcasing its strong financial performance. However, despite this achievement, the bank implemented a significant cut in variable compensation for its senior management. The move was aimed at holding them accountable for a series of digital disruptions that occurred during the