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China's state trade union and Logory Logistics initiate first collective contract for truck drivers nationwide - Vimarsana News

China's state trade union and Logory Logistics initiate first collective contract for truck drivers nationwide

This marks the domestic freight transport industry’s first attempt to cover truckers’ rights on a nationwide scale.

Source: scmp.com
Chinese stocks' darkest days may be over as earnings rebound, property recovery seen lifting gloom in 2024 – UBS - Vimarsana News

Chinese stocks' darkest days may be over as earnings rebound, property recovery seen lifting gloom in 2024 – UBS

Swiss bank UBS is predicting the worst may be over for Chinese stocks after three straight years of losses that wiped out US$1.4 trillion, as it bets on a corporate earnings recovery and government policy support.

Source: scmp.com
'A Long Shot' Review: Zu Feng in Gao Peng's Industrial Thriller – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

'A Long Shot' Review: Zu Feng in Gao Peng's Industrial Thriller – The Hollywood Reporter

Director Gao Peng’s debut, 'A Long Shot,' stars Zu Feng as a former sharpshooter who guards a waning metal foundry beset by theft and corruption.

A Long Shot Gao Peng Zu Feng Film Review Tokyo Film Festival – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

A Long Shot Gao Peng Zu Feng Film Review Tokyo Film Festival – The Hollywood Reporter

Director Gao Peng’s debut, 'A Long Shot,' stars Zu Feng as a former sharpshooter who guards a waning metal foundry beset by theft and corruption.

Drink tea to boost your brain function – Chennaionline - Vimarsana News

Drink tea to boost your brain function – Chennaionline

Researchers have found that regular tea drinkers have better organised brain regions and this is associated with healthy cognitive function as compared to non-tea drinkers.