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The rising demand for grey-collar workers in logistics
India's predominantly blue-collar logistics workforce is increasingly peopled by tech-savvy ‘grey-collar' professionals. Armed with digital know-how, this emerging segment of the workforce is elevating service quality, boosting efficiency…
By 1973, A Vietnam Vet's Logistics Company Was Down To Its Last $5,000. The Former Marine Took The $5,000 To A Vegas Blackjack Table And Made Enough To Keep The Company Going. Five Decades Later, FedEx Founder Fred Smith Had Built A $5.3 Billion Fortune
Federal Express was down to its last $5,000, according to Roger Frock's account. The money belonged to the company. It was the company's last cash, and none of it was Fred Smith ‘s personal money. Smith took it to Las Vegas anyway. The trip…
Invest in Rwanda's floating solar future
Rwanda's proposed 200-megawatt floating solar power plant on Lake Sake is an opportunity to mobilise private capital, deepen domestic participation in the energy sector and accelerate the country's transition towards a more secure, reliable and…
Rare Van Gogh exhibition underscores HK's global art hub ambitions
A Vincent van Gogh painting that has been out of the public eye for over 60 years was exhibited in Hong Kong, ahead of a Sotheby's auction in New York where it is expected to fetch about $180 million. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The artwork…
Jesuit prison ministry seeks supplies for more than 26,000 inmates
MANILA — A Catholic prison ministry is seeking donations of soap and pain-relief ointment for more than 26,000 people deprived of liberty at two Philippine detention facilities. The Philippine Jesuit Prison Service Foundation Inc. (PJPS)…
Two killed and at least 17 injured as Russia and Ukraine trade blows on power infrastructure
Two people have been killed and at least 17 injured as Russia and Ukraine continue to trade strikes on each other's power infrastructure, after the breakdown of Donald Trump's short-lived and unilaterally declared “energy ceasefire”.
Trump's Middle East mess pushes allies toward Putin's Arctic
If Donald Trump had known what consequences would arise from his war on Iran, would he do it all over again? In a few short months, the United States' intervention in the Middle East has caused Tehran to demand more control over the Strait of…
What to expect at Big Bad Wolf Books' BGC debut
Book hunters will have another place to browse this November as Big Bad Wolf Books brings its book sale to Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City for the first time. The book sale will feature titles across genres, from popular fiction to children's…
Wall Street's AI Boom Just Reached a Dangerous Milestone. History Says the Winners Could Change.
Wall Street has spent the past few years rewarding companies that have had almost anything to do with the artificial intelligence (AI) trade: hyperscalers, semiconductor chip makers, memory providers, cloud companies, and equipment manufacturers.
Video. Russia: Huge flames and smoke rise over St Petersburg after drone strikes
No Comment Copy/paste the link below: Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Footage shared on social media showed a major blaze at a warehouse operated by Ozon, Russia 's second-largest online retailer, which said its logistics centre had…
EU tariffs aimed at China hitting Ukraine, steel boss says
Michael Race, Business reporter and Simon Jack, Business editor The boss of one of Ukraine's biggest steel companies has called on the European Union to drop import restrictions on products made from the country, arguing it has been 'bundled…
EU tariffs aimed at China hitting Ukraine, steel boss says
The boss of one of Ukraine's biggest steel companies has called on the European Union to drop import restrictions on products made from the country, arguing it has been 'bundled together' in measures aimed a curbing cheap imports from the likes of…
Pope Leo pledges gradual return to duties in first event since cancer surgery
First US pope promises slow return to full activity Unclear when pope will hold next public event Leo scheduled for South America trip in November VATICAN CITY — Pope Leo pledged on Sunday to slowly resume his usual activities as the leader…
DP World India Championship Sponsorship Extended To 2035, Boosting Indian Golf
Global logistics leader DP World has cemented its long-term commitment to Indian golf by extending its title sponsorship of the DP World India Championship until 2035, reinforcing India's position as a key destination for elite golf. DP World will…
North Korea-China trade ties gain momentum as new bridge opens
Oct. 18 (Asia Today) -- North Korea and China are accelerating efforts to restore economic and regional cooperation following the opening of a new cross-border bridge, with a North Korean provincial delegation traveling to China for a goodwill…
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