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The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has reported a slight decline in global food prices for the month of August. The FAO’s world food price index, which tracks the prices of internationally traded food commodities, registered at 120.7 points, down from a revised 121 points in July. This decline was primarily driven by lower prices for sugar, meat, and cereals, which helped offset rising costs in dairy and vegetable oils. Read more
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Maje and Maman Join Forces for Limited-Edition Latte at NYFW
Maje, a popular French fashion brand, has collaborated with Maman, a beloved French café and bakery, to create an exclusive drink for New York Fashion Week (NYFW). The collaboration introduces the Pain au Chocolat latte, inspired by the classic French pastry. This limited-edition drink will be served in Maje’s toile de Jouy print cups, featuring the brand’s fall collection design. Read more
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Vietnam has rapidly established itself as a premier destination for budget-conscious travellers, thanks to a combination of its weakened currency and strategic visa-free travel policies. As the Vietnamese Dong continues to experience devaluation—where 1 USD equals approximately 24,977.50 Dong—tourists are finding that their money stretches further in Vietnam than in many other Southeast Asian countries. This economic shift has made everything from accommodations to dining and shopping significantly more affordable, propelling Vietnam ahead of traditional favourites like Thailand and Malaysia. Read more
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An unsubstantiated viral claim that nearly every American’s social security number (SSN) was leaked in a massive data breach has spread rapidly this week, following the alleged hack of a background check company named National Public Data. While concerns about identity theft are understandable, experts suggest that the threat may not be as severe as it initially appears. Read more
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The 2024 World Robot Conference in Beijing, China, has once again set the stage for the latest advancements in robotics. Over 27 different models of humanoid robots were unveiled during the five-day event, which attracted more than 169 exhibitors showcasing over 600 innovative products. The annual conference is a key platform for China as it strives to surpass Western competitors and become a dominant force in the humanoid robot industry. This ambition is backed by significant governmental support, including a policy spearheaded by President Xi Jinping aimed at fostering technological innovation and building “new productive forces.” Read more
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An unsubstantiated viral claim that nearly every American’s social security number (SSN) was leaked in a massive data breach has spread rapidly this week, following the alleged hack of a background check company named National Public Data. While concerns about identity theft are understandable, experts suggest that the threat may not be as severe as it initially appears. Read more
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In a significant shift within the global climate-tech sector, the United States has emerged as the top market for climate technology investments during the first half of 2024. Despite an overall decline in funding, US companies secured $6.7 billion in investments, surpassing China, which raised $5.1 billion, according to a recent analysis by BloombergNEF (BNEF). This marks a notable change from the previous year, when China led the market with $14.5 billion in climate-tech funding. Read more
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Marriott International has reached a remarkable milestone in its global expansion with the grand opening of its 9,000th property, a luxurious resort under the prestigious St. Regis brand. This new addition, The St. Regis Longboat Key Resort, is located in the scenic coastal area of Longboat Key, Florida, near Sarasota. The resort offers a blend of modern amenities and timeless elegance, featuring 168 rooms, 26 suites, and 69 permanent residences. This exquisite property not only showcases Marriott’s unwavering commitment to luxury but also solidifies the St. Regis brand’s reputation for sophistication and unparalleled service, setting a new standard in the industry. Read more
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A recent study published in Nature Climate Change reveals that global dietary emissions could be reduced by 17% if more people adopt plant-based diets. The research, conducted by an international team of scientists, suggests that over half of the global population, currently over-consuming, could contribute significantly to this reduction by shifting to the planetary health diet proposed by the EAT-Lancet Commission. The study highlights that this dietary change would offset the 15.4% increase in emissions expected from under-consuming populations (43.1% of the global population) as they move towards healthier diets. Read more
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Epcot’s highly anticipated International Food & Wine Festival is set to make its grand return on August 29, running daily through November 23. This year, the festival promises an array of mouthwatering culinary experiences, with a mix of new and returning menus that cater to food lovers of all kinds. As one of Disney’s largest culinary events, it brings together tastes from around the globe, offering an expansive variety of dishes that reflect diverse cultures and flavors. Read more
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Festival-goers, take note: California health officials are cautioning that thousands who attended a popular outdoor music festival may have been exposed to a dangerous and potentially deadly fungus. On Monday, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued a statement warning that cases of Valley fever have been linked to the Lightning in a Bottle festival, held at Buena Vista Lake, California, from 21 to 25 May. Read more
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed a new strain of mpox virus in Sweden. This marks the first case outside Africa amid a fast-growing outbreak. The infected individual contracted the virus, known as clade Ib, while traveling in Africa. The patient is currently receiving treatment in Sweden. Read more
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Mpox has been declared a global public health emergency, and while immunologists caution that more research is necessary to fully understand its contagiousness, the virus is spreading across various communities, affecting both adults and children. Read more
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The UK’s FTSE 100 index saw a modest increase on Friday, buoyed by alleviated concerns over the US economy’s health. This index, encompassing the largest publicly-listed companies in the UK, including key players in the banking, airline, and house building sectors, rose by 0.7% during early trading. The positive movement mirrored a stronger performance in the US, where major stock indices experienced their best day in nearly two years on Thursday, signalling a potential shift in investor sentiment. Read more
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Binance, the world’s foremost digital asset infrastructure provider, has reached a significant milestone by registering as a reporting entity with India’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU-IND). This registration marks Binance’s 19th global regulatory milestone and underscores the company’s unwavering commitment to adhering to anti-money laundering (AML) standards within India’s rapidly growing virtual digital assets (VDA) market. Read more
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On June 25, 2024, Play For Dream Technology, a Shanghai-based leader in spatial entertainment technology, made a significant leap forward by launching the world’s first Android-based spatial computer, Play for Dream MR, in Singapore. This launch marks the company’s first international expansion, with Singapore now serving as its Asia-Pacific marketing headquarters. The global event attracted key media representatives, investors, and stakeholders from across the region, highlighting Play For Dream’s ambitious vision to redefine spatial computing on a global scale. Read more
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Winning an Award – or receiving a placement or honourable mention – is no small feat. The 2021 Go Global Awards received a total of 6416 entries, coming from organizations in 178 countries. The breadth of award nominations was truly amazing. Read more
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