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Across Malaysian Data Centers, Artificial Intelligence Draws New Investment Toward the Digital Future
Celestica plans to create more than 2,100 jobs in Malaysia as demand for AI and cloud infrastructure continues to expand.
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Between Alpine Valleys and Asian Markets, Switzerland and China Open Another Door for Trade
Switzerland and China reached an updated free-trade agreement covering goods, services, and digital trade, expanding their economic ties.
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From Distribution Centers to Mountain Roads, Electric Trucks Enter Switzerland’s Changing Transport Landscape
Switzerland is emerging as a European leader in electric truck adoption, with battery-powered freight vehicles gaining ground on its roads.
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Between Mountains and Machines, Swiss Engineering Finds a Careful Path Toward Recovery
Swiss engineering and manufacturing show signs of recovery, though companies remain cautious as global trade and demand continue to fluctuate.
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Across Swiss Markets, Quiet Growth Leaves New Footprints Beneath the Country’s Economic Horizon
Switzerland’s economy grew 1.6 percent in 2025, supported by domestic demand and stronger investment despite global uncertainty.
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Across Japan’s Economic Landscape, A Softer Quarter Leaves Businesses Searching for Stronger Domestic Momentum
Japan’s economy grew 0.2% in the second quarter, below forecasts, as weaker household and business spending limited the recovery.
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Across China’s Robotics Landscape, Machines Leave the Stage and Search for Useful Work in Factories
Chinese humanoid-robot makers are shifting from demonstrations toward practical factory and warehouse applications as commercialization becomes the next major test.
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Falling Rial and Fuel Smuggling: Dollar Reaches 202,000 Tomans in Iran
Iran’s dollar rate has reached 202,000 tomans, intensifying economic pressure as a falling rial fuels inflation and encourages fuel smuggling.
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Boardroom Responsibility: The Bus Crash Trial
Company directors have been convicted for hiring the driver involved in a Hunter Valley wedding bus crash, highlighting the importance of corporate due diligence and safety.
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Energy, Ambition, and the Digital Rush
Prime Minister Albanese recognizes the inevitability of the data center boom, navigating energy constraints and regulatory challenges to secure Australia’s place in the digital economy.
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Wiped Out: US Consumers Face Higher Toilet Paper Prices Due to Trade War
US toilet paper prices are surging due to tariffs on Canadian wood pulp, highlighting the economic impact of the ongoing trade war with Canada.
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India Takes Growth Pitch Abroad as Foreign Money Pulls Back
India is promoting its growth story overseas as foreign investment retreats, raising questions about confidence, competitiveness, and future economic momentum.
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Iran’s Central Bank Rejects Hyperinflation Claims as Economists Push Back
Iran’s central bank rejects claims of hyperinflation, but economists argue that soaring prices and currency weakness tell a different story.
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Meta to Pay Up to $17.1 Billion in Landmark Settlement Over Social Media Addiction Claims
Meta agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion and introduce new safeguards following claims its platforms harmed children.
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Wiped Out: US Faces Surging Toilet Paper Prices Amid Trade War With Canada
U.S. consumers could face higher toilet paper prices as tariffs disrupt cross-border trade and threaten supplies of Canadian pulp and paper products.
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Waiting for Goods: The Chinese Australian Experience
A crackdown on smuggling networks has caused significant delays for Chinese Australian shoppers, leaving legitimate parcels stuck in customs limbo.
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Isolation and Identity: The Hidden Motivations of FIFO Workers
A new survey reveals that FIFO workers in Western Australia are driven by lifestyle factors like structured free time and camaraderie, not just high salaries.
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Soft Criticism, Hard Reality: The BCA Dinner
The Business Council of Australia adopted a mild, collaborative tone at their dinner with the Prime Minister, described by critics as wielding a "wet lettuce" rather than strong criticism.
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Powering Down: The Slowdown in Green Energy
A slowdown in new wind farm projects threatens Australia’s ability to meet its 2030 renewable energy targets, raising concerns about energy security and costs.
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Between Jakarta’s Roads and Digital Networks, Indonesia’s E-Commerce Economy Finds Another Summer Rhythm
Indonesia’s e-commerce market continues expanding as mobile payments, digital platforms, and logistics networks bring more consumers and small businesses online.
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Restaurateur Takes Another Spin in Winnipeg’s Iconic Revolving Space
A Winnipeg restaurateur has unexpectedly returned to operate the city’s iconic revolving rooftop restaurant, marking a nostalgic and serendipitous full-circle moment in their career.
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Petrochemical Plant Explosion: Jubail Industrial Facility Reports Three Worker Injuries After Gas Leak
Jubail, Saudi Arabia industrial authorities confirmed three worker injuries on August 27, 2026, following a chemical gas leak and minor explosion at a petrochemical plant.
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Between Discounts and Algorithms, China’s E-Commerce Landscape Enters a More Difficult Season
PDD Holdings reported 8% second-quarter revenue growth to 112.36 billion yuan, below estimates, while profit fell 12% amid fierce competition.
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Between Guangzhou and Hong Kong, Shein’s Long Road to the Public Market Enters Another Chapter
Shein’s Hong Kong IPO order book is fully covered, with the company seeking up to $1.8 billion at a valuation near $27 billion.
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