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New Zealand actor Sam Neill, of Jurassic Park fame, has died aged 78
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The group raises the alarm about the vacancies of school health workers after the deworming incident in Cavite
PXHERE.COM A group of teachers on Monday said that the lack of health workers in schools is causing teachers to…
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ASTS Stock Outlook Depends on BlueBird Launch, Earnings, and Analyst Sentiment
Midland, Texas-based AST SpaceMobile NASDAQ: ASTS it was a battleground for the bulls and bears this year. Among aerospace stocks,…
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Cocoa – a thousand-year-old raw material
Montado (cocoa oak forest) Author: António Rios de Amorim, Chairman and CEO, Corticeira Amorim Whether it is in its normal…
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AI Data Center Plays Beyond Big Tech
AI-driven technology is advancing, but for investors concerned about potential overexposure, it can be challenging to avoid the big names…
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What Makes a Social Entertainment Event Successful? Key Ingredients Explained
Planning a successful community entertainment event is an incredible feat that requires careful planning and execution. From the initial concept…
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96% of firms say the law is hindering growth
British businesses have shown the country’s regulatory regime a red card, with 96 per cent of respondents to an official…
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Environmental groups are calling for strong action on climate, conservation ahead of SONA
Participants of the Philippine Environment Forum during the “Chikahan Para sa Kalikasan” discussion moderated by reporter Inday Espina-Varona.—CHARLES PEREZ/CCNCI Environmental…
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Apple is suing OpenAI over claims of trade secret theft
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the maker of ChatGPT of illegally hiring its employees and persuading them…
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The OBR warns that hidden taxes could put two million out of work
Britain’s workforce could be cut by two million people if governments continue to rely on predatory taxes, the Office for…
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