ESG Compliant Workspaces: A Key Factor In Talent Attraction, Says Colliers Expert

Hong Kong Occupiers Are Prioritizing Environmentally And Socially Responsible Office Buildings To Attract Top Talent. In An Interview With Hong Kong Business, Abhishek Bajpai, Managing Director For Asia Occupier Services At Colliers, Highlights The Growing Importance Of ESG And Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion (DE&I) In Today's Workforce.

Standard Chartered HK Expected To Maintain Loan Quality And Profitability

Moody's Investors Service Predicts That Standard Chartered Hong Kong Will Maintain A Strong Loan Quality And Profitability Over The Next 12-18 Months, Despite An Anticipated Slight Increase In The Non-performing Loan Ratio.

China Unveils Guidelines To Optimize Foreign Investment And Enhance Investor Confidence

In A Bid To Bolster Its Foreign Investment Environment And Attract More International Capital, China's State Council Has Issued A Comprehensive Set Of Guidelines.

Bard: Google ChatGPT Rival Expands To Europe And Brazil

Alphabet, Google's Parent Company, Is Launching Its Artificial Intelligence Chatbot, Bard, In Europe And Brazil. This Marks The Largest Expansion Of The Product Since Its Introduction In The US And The UK In March.

Ban On Destruction Of Unsold Products Planned

The European Parliament Has Approved The Eco-design Regulation, Which Aims To Make Products Last Longer And Be Easier To Repair. The Regulation Also Includes A Ban On The Destruction Of Unsold Textiles And Electronic Devices.

Elon Musk Calls Out Mark Zuckerberg And Issues A Challenge

American Entrepreneur And Owner Of Twitter, Elon Musk, Accused Mark Zuckerberg, The Head Of Meta* Corporation, Of Plagiarism On His Social Media Page, Stating That The Conflict Has Escalated 

Meta, Facebook Parent Company, To Compete With Twitter Through Threads

A Significant Development Is Taking Place In The Social Media Market As Meta, The Parent Company Of Facebook, Plans To Launch Threads, A Direct Competitor To Twitter.

General Electric: Innovating For A Sustainable Future

General Electric (GE) Is A Multinational Conglomerate That Has Been A Pioneer In Numerous Industries For Over 130 Years. Headquartered In Boston, Massachusetts

Meta Must Obtain Clear Consent For Data Collection, EU Court Asserts

The Federal Cartel Office In Germany Is Now Permitted To Review Compliance With Data Protection Regulations. This Decision By The European Court Of Justice (ECJ)

EU Laments Stalled Trade Progress With China, Seeks Reduced Economic Dependence

The European Union's Ambassador To China, Jorge Toledo, Expressed His Regret On Sunday For The Lack Of "substantial" Progress In Trade With Beijing.

Tesla Exceeds Market Expectations With Record Car Deliveries In Q2

Tesla Surpasses Market Estimates With Record Car Deliveries In Q2 The Electric Car Manufacturer Tesla Delivered A Record Number Of Vehicles In The Second Quarter

Musk Reveals Potential Venue For Showdown With Zuckerberg: The Colosseum

American Entrepreneur Elon Musk Announced On His Twitter Page That His Showdown With Meta Corporation CEO Mark Zuckerberg Could Take Place In The Colosseum.

Elon Musk Increases Daily Reading Limits On Twitter Posts

Twitter Owner Elon Musk Has Announced That He Is Increasing The Limits On The Number Of Posts That Users Of The Social Media Platform Will Be Able To Read Each Day.

Media Reports: Elon Musk Takes Ketamine, Sergey Brin Uses Hallucinogenic Mushrooms, And Psychedelics Become Part Of Tech Culture

American Businessman Elon Musk Takes Ketamine, While Sergey Brin, Co-founder Of Google, Uses Hallucinogenic Mushrooms, And The Leadership Of Venture Capital Firm Founders Fund

Calls For Stricter Regulation As "Thames Water" Crisis Unfolds

The Largest Water Supplier In England Is Facing The Possibility Of Bankruptcy Due To A Debt Of Around £14 Billion. The State Might Have To Step In And Temporarily Take Over "Thames Water"

IMF Approves Immediate Transfer Of Nearly $900 Million To Kyiv

The Executive Board Of The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Has Approved The Immediate Transfer Of Nearly $900 Million To Kyiv Following The Completion Of The First Review Of The Financial

Italian Animal Feed Manufacturers Seek To Return To Russian Market

The Italian Ambassador To Russia, Giorgio Starace, Recently Met With Sergey Dankvert, The Head Of Rosselkhoznadzor, To Discuss The Matter.

Russian Government Approves List Of Seeds With Potential Import Restrictions

The Russian Government Has Approved A List Of Agricultural Crop Seeds, The Import Of Which From Unfriendly Countries May Be Restricted From October 1 To December 31, 2023.

"Russian Fault": Poland Accuses Russia Of Inflation Surge

Inflation In Poland Nearly Tripled Last Year, Reaching 14.4 Percent. In February, It Hit A 26-year High At 18.4 Percent On An Annual Basis.

"Germany Gender Equality Ranking Improves, But Challenges Persist In Business Sector"

When It Comes To Gender Equality, Germany Is Faring Better Globally Than In 2022, At Least According To The World Economic Forum (WEF).

US Debt Standoff Resolved As Democrats And Republicans Agree To Raise Debt Ceiling

Agreement Reached In US Debt Standoff After Months Of Negotiations, The White House And The Republican Party Have Reached A Tentative Agreement To Raise The US Debt Ceiling And Avoid Default

German Retail Sales Continue To Decline Due To Consumer Restraint

Consumer Restraint Is Continuing To Hit German Retailers Hard, Particularly In The Food Sector. Experts Fear More Businesses Will Close As A Result

Montana Becomes The First U.S. State To Completely Ban TikTok

The Chinese Short-video App TikTok Will Be Banned In The U.S. State Of Montana Due To Security Concerns

DAX Surges Above 16,000 Points As Investors Await Central Bank Decisions

The DAX Has Started The Shortened Trading Week In Spectacular Fashion, Conquering A New Annual High Above 16,000 Points And Moving Ever Closer To Its Record High

Cancer Alley: Environmental Injustice In Louisiana’s Chemical Corridor

In The “Cancer Alley” Along The Mississippi River, More Than 130 Kilometers Of Chemical Factories And Refineries Are Lined Up

China Plans Security Checks For Tech Companies Listing Overseas

The Proposed Rules Would Close A Gap That Let The Ride-hailing Company Didi Go Public On Wall Street Before Assuring Beijing That Its Data Was Safe.