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Zara to Give the West a Taste of Live Shopping

Zara will expand its live shopping broadcasts to the UK, Europe and the United States this year, testing a format that is already wildly popular in China but one with.

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Toyota, Mazda Stop Shipments as Safety Scandal Deepens

Toyota Motor and Mazda Motor have temporarily halted shipments or sales of some vehicles after Japan’s transport ministry found irregularities in applications to certify their models. The ministry said irregularities.

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Airbus CEO: Boeing Issues Hurting Industry

Safety and quality problems exposed at Boeing following a door plug blowout earlier this year risk shaking travellers’ confidence in flying, a top executive at rival Airbus has said. Christian.

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China’s Unmanned Craft Lands on Moon’s Far Side

China has landed an uncrewed spacecraft on the far side of the moon, overcoming a key hurdle in its landmark mission to retrieve the world’s first rock and soil samples.

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Educators Use the Power of Generative AI

Big ed-tech players are adding generative artificial intelligence tools to existing products already popular in the K-12 world. While some educators and AI experts are excited, they say these new.

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LNG Demand Spikes as South Asia Reels Under Heatwave

Extreme temperatures across Asia are driving up liquefied natural gas (LNG) demand in the region as importers seek cargoes ahead of summer, with imports in South Asia hitting records. This.

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The Challenges of Starting a Single Family Office

As the number of wealthy families has grown worldwide, the number of Single Family Offices (SFOs) has also increased, from an estimated 6000-7000 worldwide just five years ago to around.

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‘News Should Not Always Talk About Problems’

An organisation that provides journalistic content in 32 languages, Deutsche Welle gives audiences across the world an opportunity to crystallise their own opinions. Its programmes show Germany as a liberal democracy anchored.

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Farmers in USA Using AI to Screen Crops

Artificial intelligence (AI) remains light years away from displacing the farmer or agronomist in the agronomic decision-making process, but when it comes to crop scouting, AI is proving to be.

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Dubai Legal Firm to Open Office in Moscow

Dubai-based legal firm Habib Al Mulla and Partners will open an office in Moscow as the firm seeks to serve UAE investors in Russia. The firm, which said it is.

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