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Techna-X to inject 100% of energy storage business into Singapore's Chaswood for S$678.57mil - Vimarsana News

Techna-X to inject 100% of energy storage business into Singapore's Chaswood for S$678.57mil

KUALA LUMPUR: Techna-X Bhd has signed a sale and purchase agreement with SGX-listed Chaswood Resources Holdings Ltd (CRHL) to inject 100 per cent of its energy storage business - HK Aerospace Beidou New Energy Technology Co Ltd (HKAB) - into CRHL for S$678.57 million (S$1=RM3.08).

Startups from emerging markets will shape the post-Covid economy - Vimarsana News

Startups from emerging markets will shape the post-Covid economy

Startups from emerging markets will shape the post-Covid economy — meet the key players Today’s rapid pace of technological advancement, with the rise of technologies like AI, machine learning, blockchain, and IoT, has the potential to transform every aspect of our lives. And the fast-growing global startup scene is at the forefront of this change, making our lives better, faster, and more efficient.  But it’s the innovative young startups from emerging markets that have the potential to create the biggest impact. As of 2018, 85% of the world’s population lives in emerg...

R for Repair exhibition features toothy seashell and storytelling clock radio - Vimarsana News

R for Repair exhibition features toothy seashell and storytelling clock radio

R for Repair exhibition features toothy seashell and storytelling clock radio Ten designers have created new pieces from broken objects, including a clock radio that tells stories and a seashell that has been given an eerily realistic tongue and teeth, for the R for Repair exhibition in Singapore. Curator Hans Tan chose a selection of designers for the project, which was commissioned by the DesignSingapore Council and aims to show how repairing discarded items can help us change how we think about waste. "Being a designer-maker in Singapore where natural resources are scarce and craft fabric...

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