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Special Reports

Special Reports

Vietnam’s Economy Poised for 6.1% Growth in 2024, World Bank’s “Talking Stock” Report Forecasts

Vietnam's economy is projected to accelerate in 2024, buoyed by a resurgence in manufactured exports, a revival in tourism, and strengthening domestic consumption and business investment, according to a new report from the World Bank. The World Bank's "Talking Stock" report forecasts that Vietnam's economy will grow by 6.1% in...
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Billionaire Founder and CEO of Telegram Pavel Durov Arrested – Controversy Over Moderation and Free Speech

Telegram's CEO, Pavel Durov, was apprehended by French authorities at Le Bourget Airport, north of Paris, shortly after his private jet landed. Officials disclosed that the 39-year-old billionaire was detained in connection with an ongoing investigation related to Telegram’s moderation policies. The inquiry reportedly focuses on Durov's alleged failure to...
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Global Unemployment on the Rise Across 6 Wealthy Countries as Central Banks Respond with Rate Cuts

Over the past six months, unemployment rates have been on the rise across several advanced economies, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Australia, and Switzerland, according to Fitch Ratings' latest '20/20 Vision' report. Although unemployment remains low by historical standards, the easing of labor market conditions is...
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Hospitality Industry: Nearly Half of Frontline Managers Report the Strain of Burnout Amidst Evolving Challenges

The hospitality industry is undergoing significant shifts, with managers grappling with a host of challenges, from increased burnout and higher guest expectations to declining tips and outdated training methods. A recent survey conducted by Axonify involving 500 U.S. hospitality frontline managers revealed that nearly half (47%) are feeling the strain...
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Stark Differences in Climate Change Attitudes: 10% Wealthiest from Developed Countries are Responsible for Half of the World’s Carbon Emissions

A recent analysis has shed light on the stark differences in climate change attitudes and concerns across the globe, revealing that the wealthiest 10% of people, primarily from developed countries, are responsible for half of the world’s carbon emissions. These individuals, who earn over $40,000 annually, contribute up to 40...
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