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Daiso Founder Hirotake Yano Dies at 80 Due to Heart Failure

Japanese billionaire Hirotake Yano, who founded Daiso Industries, reported dead at 80 years old on February 12 due to heat failure.


UK Treasury Ministers Slammed By Stats Watchdog Over Misleading Tax Cut Claims

The UK's statistics watchdog criticizes Treasury ministers over misleading claims on tax cuts for average earners, urging transparency in government communication on tax policies.

Salt Bae Restaurant Cuts Down Energy Expenses Despite Selling Overpriced Steaks

The infamous Salt Bae restaurant will cut down its heating expenses due to increasing energy bills, amid expensive steak prices.

XPeng Considers Investing in 4,000 More Employees and AI as CEO Warns Tough EV Competition

Chinese EV company, XPeng is pushing all its might to production force after tough competition warning from CEO in its industry.


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Sony's stock dropped by $10 billion due to lower PS5 sales forecasts, while its gaming profits also fell despite strong digital sales and PS Plus subscriptions.
Apple Sends Out Threat Alerts, Warns iPhone Users in 92 Countries About Mercenary Spyware Attacks
The EU may fine Apple $539 million for restricting music streaming. Is this related to Spotify's complaint in 2019?
Donald Trump
After being forced to pay $355 million in a New York civil fraud lawsuit on February 16, former US president Donald Trump promoted Trump-branded shoes at a footwear expo in Philadelphia the following day.
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The Biden administration may stall crucial pollution restrictions on cars, hurting EV development. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the United States may consider easing a major climate change regulation that limits emissions from vehicles' tailpipes.
North Korea Is Making Efforts to Increase Koryo Medicine Production Despite Significant Risk
North Korea is making efforts to expand its Koryo medicine production. North Korea is making efforts to expand its Koryo medicine production. The Asian nation is now shifting toward domestically manufactured or produced products, especially in the medical sector, after recently emphasizing the need for greater economic independence.
Singapore Budget 2024: Some Economists Express Concerns — Here's What to Know
Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled a projected spending plan costing S$131.4 billion (US$97 billion) in his Budget 2024 speech Friday.
Singapore's Aerospace Industry Is Expected to Hire Over 2,500 Workers in the Next 3 to 5 Years
The aerospace industry in Singapore is expected to hire over 2,500 workers in the next three to five years to support its ongoing growth.
OpenAI, Now Valued at $80 Billion, Launches New Text-to-Video Tool Sora
ChatGPT maker OpenAI reportedly reached a valuation of $80 billion or more after completing a business deal to raise more funds.
China's Foreign Minister Urges the US to Lift Sanctions on Chinese Companies
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the United States to lift sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals and emphasized that efforts to decouple from China would ultimately hurt the US.
Second Donald Trump Presidency: What It Could Mean for US Energy Policy
If former President Donald Trump returns to office again, he will reportedly embark on a course to reverse many of the initiatives undertaken by the Biden administration in combating climate change.