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Author Min Jin Lee uses her platform to call out anti-Asian hate in the US
The ‘Pachinko’ and ‘Free Food for Millionaires’ author offers a more nuanced picture of Asian-American life
Brazilians stagger under crippling debt payments
Consumers are bearing the brunt of the central bank’s campaign to tame double-digit inflation
When your boss becomes a hologram
Google, Microsoft, and a slew of startups are experimenting with 3D communications
The fog of cyberwar descends on Ukraine and Russia
Hackers are attacking both countries, but their allegiances and motives are often murky
Nordic welfare model offers lessons on how to raise birth rates
Northern European countries buck the trend of plunging fertility in the midst of the global Covid-19 pandemic
Empty streets and strict regulations deter tourists from visiting Thailand
The country’s attempt to jump-start tourism may be hurt by the absence of the very businesses foreign visitors come for
Loop Mission saving the world, one mango at a time
The company buys unwanted fruit and makes it into juice
New airline to offer cheaper flights to Asia via Alaska
Northern Pacific Airways aims to start flying later this year and plans to connect price-sensitive leisure travellers between the US and Asia via Alaska
China fails to hold up its end of the bargain, but Biden ‘lacks policy to act’
One year Into his term, Republicans are exploiting his inability to pass legislation that would clarify his position
Microsoft bets real money on a virtual universe
The metaverse is mostly confined to gaming now, but Microsoft’s $69bn offer for Activision Blizzard shows Big Tech reckons it could be on the scale of the ...
Tesla powers towards home and grid energy storage
Many customers already have the company’s key products: an electric car, solar panels and a home battery
Wall Street chases profits in China
Despite political tensions, banks and money managers desperately want to compete on the mainland
Covid-19 pandemic spurs luxury brands retailers to focus on online sales
Online sales of luxury goods have surged during the Covid-19 pandemic and retailers are no longer treating their e-commerce operations as an afterthought
Italy’s presidential vote — how it works and what’s at stake
Shrouded in secrecy, the complicated process to elect the president is often compared to the papal conclave which elects the head of the Roman Catholic Church
Cloth diaper start-up makes it through Covid-19 and then some
Shortly after Esembly was launched, Covid-19 hit and shops began running low on disposable diapers, spurring demand for alternatives
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Vietnam battles to get factories running again
Many workers are opting to stay put after being sent home when the Delta variant of Covid-19 hit the country
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