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12Go: How One Asian Travel Agency Came to Terms with COVID-19
In Bangkok's bustling streets, the rhythm of life was once ordered by the footsteps of countless tourists. But when the world was gripped by the silence of COVID-19 in late 2019, the usual hum of distant languages faded, and the vibrant mix of foreign visitors dispersed almost overnight. Amid this stillness, 12Go, a travel agency, faced a moment of reckoning.
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The USDA mandates raw milk testing in six states to curb bird flu, following outbreaks in dairy herds and concerns over human and animal health.
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AI rental pricing software in California faces bans and lawsuits over claims it inflates rents, limits competition, and worsens housing affordability.
Microsoft faces a £1B ($1.27B) lawsuit from UK firms over allegedly overcharging for Windows Server software used on rival cloud platforms, aiming to restrict competition and push customers to Azure.
South Korea's financial markets dropped as President Yoon Suk Yeol's controversial martial law decision fueled political unrest, prompting investor concerns, a potential impeachment, and measures to stabilize the economy.
A Delaware judge rejected Musk's $56B Tesla pay package again, ordering Tesla to pay $345M in legal fees despite shareholder support for reinstatement.
China's top leaders will meet at the Central Economic Work Conference next week to discuss 2025 policies, GDP targets, and economic stimulus plans amid US trade tensions.
China bans gallium, germanium, and antimony exports to the U.S., citing national security, following recent US semiconductor restrictions, straining global supply chains.
