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Tokyo host club worker arrested after underage girl racks up ¥6 million in charges - Vimarsana News

Tokyo host club worker arrested after underage girl racks up ¥6 million in charges

The 15-year-old girl visited the club around 10 times between March and July 2023, and had racked up charges that totaled ¥6 million.

Tokyo host club worker arrested on suspicion of luring 15-yr-old girl - Vimarsana News

Tokyo host club worker arrested on suspicion of luring 15-yr-old girl

TOKYO -- A student host club worker here has been arrested on suspicion of luring a 15-year-old girl into his club, the Metropolitan Police Department

Is the Worst Over for the U.S. Economy? Deutsche Bank Says Yes! - Vimarsana News

Is the Worst Over for the U.S. Economy? Deutsche Bank Says Yes!

On Monday, Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) reportedly said it no longer expects a recession in the U.S. in FY24. The bank is bullish, given the cooling inflation and the labor market returning to a “better balance” without a significant rise in unemployment, said Reuters. Deutsche Bank earlier expected the economy to enter a mild recession this year as the Federal Reserve tightened interest rates to tackle inflation. The bank now expects the U.S. economy to grow by 1.9% in FY24, on a quarterly average b

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Declining Profits Challenge The CarMax Value Proposition - Vimarsana News

Declining Profits Challenge The CarMax Value Proposition

The used car dealership CarMax (NYSE:KMX) disappointed investors with a lemon of an earnings report. The company showed softer revenue than expected.

More needs to be done for EV industry in Malaysia, says automakers - Vimarsana News

More needs to be done for EV industry in Malaysia, says automakers

The government should adopt a more comprehensive policy to encourage electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers to make Malaysia an automated hub, say automakers. "I have to say that battery prices are high, and about 40% of the cost of EVs comes from the battery. Coupled with the impact of high raw material costs, I think we should take a longer-term view on this sector," Bermaz Auto Bhd group chief executive officer (CEO) and executive director Datuk Francis Lee Kok Chuan said at a virtual webinar of the "RAM Insight Series: The Malaysian Automotive Sector — Is the Worst Over and W...