How Often Should You Get Your Air Ducts Checked for Mold?
Ever caught a mysterious musty smell wafting through your home and wondered if something sinister might be lurking in your air ducts? Yep, it could be mold. While air ducts…
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Aurotek posts record first-quarter revenue and profit as robot demand surges
Aurotek Corp. reported record results for the first quarter of 2026 as rising demand for smart manufacturing robots drove consolidated revenue and profit higher. The company said the results reflect…
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Starmer is fighting to stay in power. Here’s what could happen
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s position is under serious threat after dozens of his own lawmakers called for him to set out a timetable for his departure, or resign, in…
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Would you invest in a play? Hong Kong sets the stage for tokenised funding
Investors can finance part of the production cost of a stage play produced by film star Louis Koo Tin-lok and featuring award-winning actress Fish Liew Chi-yu, after a Hong Kong…
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Samsung labor dispute rattles global supply chain
Samsung Electronics' escalating labor dispute has sparked global supply-chain concerns, with Apple and HP said to be warning they could exit the company's ecosystem. Suppliers, industry groups, and clients are…
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TSMC's US and Japan expansion lifts Trusval
Taiwan-based semiconductor facility engineering firm Trusval reported strong results for the first quarter of 2026, supported by continued growth in global AI computing demand, TSMC's accelerated expansion of 2nm process…
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Singaporean pleads guilty to setting up live upskirt camera feed of colleague
A man sent a woman an AI-generated photo of her face on a nude body and set up cameras under her work desk for a live “upskirt” feed. The woman…
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Man who spiked family’s meal, burned charcoal in flat guilty of attempted murder
A Hong Kong merchant has pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of his wife and three daughters by burning charcoal in their public rental flat two years ago, saying he…
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Applied Materials and TSMC team up at EPIC Center to fast-track AI chip development
Applied Materials and TSMC have announced a partnership to accelerate semiconductor technologies for AI, aiming to speed commercialization and improve the energy efficiency of chips spanning data centers and edge…
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Port of Los Angeles handles second-best April on record
Port of Los Angeles processed 890,861 TEUs in April 2026, marking a 5.7% increase compared to the same month last year and the second-best April performance in the port’s history.…
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Adam Dury formally appointed as Jollyes Pets CEO
The former COO has been CEO-designate since last October, while Jollyes has also promoted internally for a new CFO, Retail Week can reveal.
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China AI model boom pulls smartphone supply chain into ecosystem battle
China's generative AI sector is seeing another wave of aggressive fundraising, with leading large language model (LLM) developers rapidly securing capital while expanding ties with consumer electronics and device ecosystems.
Lire la suite →The Importance of Monitoring and Managing Outsourced Software Developers!
In recent years, outsourcing software development has gained increasing popularity among businesses as a strategy to reduce costs, access specialized expertise, and accelerate project timelines. However, working with a software outsourcing…
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Oil crunch drains colour from Calbee, 1 of Japan’s favourite snacks
One of Japan’s best-loved snack brands is switching to monochrome packaging for a number of its products due to a shortage of naphtha – a crude-oil derivative used in petrochemicals…
Lire la suite →DSV Capital Markets Day – new ambitious targets disclosed
Danish freight forwarder DSV has set new ambitious targets for its Schenker integration – on top of existing Dkr9bn synergies previously announced, it has disclosed ahead of Capital Markets Day…
Lire la suite →Japan warns Okinawa LNG plant could harm coral reefs, raises risk of future shutdown
The country's environment ministry tells Okinawa Electric new gas plant must reduce overall emissions, warning project near coral and seagrass ecosystems could face curbs if it fails to align with…
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Wickes sees like-for-like retail revenue soften despite volume growth
The DIY retailer said like-for-like group revenue was broadly flat at £537m, down -0.1%, in the 17 weeks to April 25, 2026 against the same period last year.
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E Ink eyes 25% growth in 2026 on surface push
E Ink expects its operations to keep growing in 2026, with chairman Johnson Lee saying the e-paper maker sees revenue growth of 20-25% as applications expand across e-readers, e-notebooks, electronic…
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Sun, sea and sausage rolls as Greggs opens first travel store outside UK
The British baker is set to open a branch in Tenerife South Airport in partnership with Lagardère Travel Retail.
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Azam Baki steps down as MACC chief, leaving Malaysia’s PM Anwar to face the fallout
On his last morning in charge of Malaysia’s anti-corruption watchdog, Azam Baki did what he had always done – talked tough and walked away on his own terms. But the…
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