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  The re-appoinmement of the current Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr Alan John Kyerementen by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to the same portfolio for the second term has greeted with a massive congratulatory messages from many Ghanaians who are leaving in the country and abroad. Scores of Ghanaians from the different political parties had gone to the social platforms, particularly the Facebook and Instagram to thank President Dankwa Akufo-Addo for his decision to re-appoint Mr Kyer...

Japan may be buffeted by China in digital field amid economic slump Jan. 21 06:00 am JST Jan. 27 | 09:08 am JST BEIJING The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below. © KYODO ©2021 GPlusMedia Inc. Jan. 21 07:29 am JST China is coming very bad. Only country that is aware of the danger of china is america/Trump. in every aspect,, Japan has to be very careful wi...

Jan 19, 2021 Beijing – With China likely to have been the only major country to achieve positive economic growth in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, fears are mounting that Japan will fall further behind the world’s second-largest economy, particularly in digital technology. Some foreign affairs experts are optimistic on China’s rise in the digital field, saying it will provide commercial opportunities for Japanese companies — many of which have been bolstering their business r...

FOCUS: Japan may be buffeted by China in digital field amid economic slump By Tomoyuki Tachikawa, KYODO NEWS - Jan 18, 2021 - 20:53 | World, All As China likely became the only major country to achieve positive economic growth in 2020 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, fears are mounting that Japan will lag further behind the worlds second-largest economy in digital technology. Some foreign affairs experts ha...

Mary Catherine Bateson dies at 81; anthropologist on the lives of women By Penelope Green New York Times,Updated January 16, 2021, 3:42 p.m. Email to a Friend Mary Catherine Bateson in her yard in Hancock, N.H., on Aug. 12, 2010. Bateson, a cultural anthropologist who was the author of quietly groundbreaking books on women’s lives — and who as the only child of Margaret Mead had once been one of the most famous babies in America — died on Jan. 2 at 81.Trent Bell/NYT Mary Catherin...

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Mary Catherine Bateson Dies at 81; Anthropologist on Lives of Women After a well-documented childhood as the daughter of Margaret Mead, she earned her own renown with a book on women’s lives that became a touchstone to feminists. Mary Catherine Bateson at her home in New Hampshire in 2010. In “Composing a Life,” about the stop-and-start nature of women’s lives, she wrote of life “as an improvisatory art.”Credit...Trent Bell for The New York Times Published Jan. 14, 2021Updated Jan. ...

Powering smart cities in the GCC 0 Comments Get daily business news from the region delivered straight to your inbox I agree to the terms and conditions SIGN UP Abu Dhabi has teamed up with tech firms to power its smart ambitions by Gulf Business January 11, 2021 Abu Dhabi was once heavily oil-dependent. The city has, however, transformed itself and today stands as a leading tourist destination, offering a high standard of living with a well-developed transportation network and ...

Chinese tech billionaire Jack Ma has allegedly fallen out with the Beijing government. Severalrecent articles reported that Ma offended the Chinese authorities by delivering a speech in Shanghai in October criticising financial regulation, and that he and his colleagues were called in for questioning. The planned IPO of his financial services powerhouse, Ant Group, for over US$30 billion, was suddenly suspended. Antitrust investigations were instigated against his other major company, online ...