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Foxconn Wants to Make a Major Investment in the EV Market - Vimarsana News

Foxconn Wants to Make a Major Investment in the EV Market

Foxconn is pressing ahead with its aspirations to develop and manufacture EVs for automakers. Foxconn, a Taiwanese electronics company that assembles Apple's iPhones, is moving forward with its plans to enter the market for electric vehicles (EVs).

Code Ninjas Launches New App, Announces Partnership to Enhance Registration Experience - Vimarsana News

Code Ninjas Launches New App, Announces Partnership to Enhance Registration Experience

/PRNewswire/ -- Code Ninjas, the world's largest and fastest-growing in-person kids coding franchise, announced today a new partnership with MyStudio in an...

Over 300 antiques, artworks go under hammer in France | Culture - Sports - Vimarsana News

Over 300 antiques, artworks go under hammer in France | Culture - Sports

French auction house Millon on October 31 placed over 300 artefacts and artworks originated from or related to Vietnam under the hammer.

RoK artist releases new MV promoting Vietnam's tourism | Culture - Sports - Vimarsana News

RoK artist releases new MV promoting Vietnam's tourism | Culture - Sports

Famous tourist attractions across Vietnam like the sand dunes in Ninh Thuan province, Sa Pa in Yen Bai province and the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang city have been featured in the new music video by artist Joseph Kwon of the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Vietnam striving to repatriate imperial seal of Nguyen Dynasty | Culture - Sports - Vimarsana News

Vietnam striving to repatriate imperial seal of Nguyen Dynasty | Culture - Sports

Paris-based auction house Millon removed a golden imperial seal dating back to 1823 from the list of objects offered for sale at auction on October 31, the Department of Cultural Heritage said on November 1.