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Why B2B journalism needs a diversity and representation overhaul - Vimarsana News

Why B2B journalism needs a diversity and representation overhaul

Sarah Vizard an editor at B2B publisher Raconteur discusses what her organisation is doing to tackle diversity issues in the sector.

Demographic dividend: Are we letting it pass us by? - Vimarsana News

Demographic dividend: Are we letting it pass us by?

Bangladesh is wasting its once-in-a-lifetime window of demographic dividend --  the economic growth potential that can result from a peak in working-age people -- due to its inability to create jobs.

Diokno: Local jobs market looks bright - Vimarsana News

Diokno: Local jobs market looks bright

The Department of Finance (DOF) said the local jobs market has continued to improve, citing positive figures from the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) June 2022 Labor Force Survey results. In a statement Tuesday, Aug. 9, Finance Secretary Benjamin E. Diokno said that while the June empl

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Tough days ahead for 'brick and mortar' stores–Salceda – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

Tough days ahead for 'brick and mortar' stores–Salceda – Manila Bulletin

Physical or "brick and mortar" stores will continue to have challenging days ahead of them, according to economist-congressman Joey Salceda of Albay's 2nd district. (Mark Balmores/ File photo/ MANILA BULLETIN) Salceda gave this assessment in reaction to the June 2022 Labor Force Surv

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Understanding Rural Transformation 2.0 in Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Understanding Rural Transformation 2.0 in Bangladesh

Bangladesh went through Rural Transformation 2.0 between 2000-2020, and the traditional concept of our villages being remote and undeveloped is no longer valid.