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The World Economic Forum kicked off in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday with world leaders expounding two different visions of the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence to global business.

Singapore, a small independent island nation, is heavily dependent on inflows and outflows of investments, trade in goods, services, food, and energy.

As we step into 2024, India’s foreign policy faces a myriad of challenges, notably the escalating influence of China.

2024 brings new taxes, tax increases, inflationary pressure, the decline of the eurozone and a tense geopolitical situation. The first step a company should tak...

Impact investing with the intention to generate positive, measurable social and environmental impact - alongside a financial return - has never been more relevant. As the effects of climate change on societies become increasingly clear, issues such as sustainability continue to gain weight in investment decisions and are aided by recent EU legislation such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation.

Shah said the purpose of spreading the knowledge of the Gita is not merely to prevent wars but to motivate individuals for a righteous cause. He emphasised that Lord Krishna imparted this knowledge to Arjuna for the establishment of religion on earth and the welfare of society. �� Bhagavad Gita a Solution to National and Global Challenges, Says Amit Shah.

2024 will necessitate nations and businesses to prioritize efficiency, productivity and critical cost management measures

QuantLase Lab, a subsidiary of International Holdings Company (IHC) and a research and innovation laboratory in Abu Dhabi, has announced its The...

The Pulp & Beyond 2024 Conference will bring together key people in the forest industry on 9 April 2024 at the Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre. The program for the three-part conference has now been published, focusing this time on innovative wood-based products, carbon zero future mills, and international control systems.

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah aims to meet its target of getting 42% of its students to take up science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects by 2025 to enable the younger generation to secure jobs in future.