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POLITICS

Silicon Valley's H-1B Visa Support Faces Trump-MAGA Tensions

Tuesday, Dec 31

Tensions arise as California's tech giants advocate for H-1B visas, challenging Trump's MAGA stance on immigration.

ECONOMY

China targets over 15% annual growth in data industry by 2029 as digitalisation accelerates

Tuesday, Dec 31

China aims for over 15% annual growth in its data sector by 2029, emphasizing AI development and better data utilization.

ECONOMY

Insights from the 2024 Envelope Actresses Roundtable: Embracing the Power of 'No'

Tuesday, Dec 31

Six prominent actresses discuss the significance of saying 'no' in the industry during the 2024 Envelope Actresses Roundtable.

ECONOMY

Chinese Manufacturers Adapt to Trump’s Tariffs by Relocating Production

Tuesday, Dec 31

Chinese manufacturers are circumventing tariffs by relocating bicycle production to other countries, impacting prices and inflation in the industry.

WORLD NEWS

Australia enters New Year's Test with confidence after MCG victory

Tuesday, Dec 31

Australia is buoyant heading into the New Year's Test, banking on confidence from an MCG win and Mitchell Starc's fitness.

WORLD NEWS

Sabalenka Dominates in First Match of Brisbane International

Tuesday, Dec 31

Aryna Sabalenka secures a decisive win at the Brisbane International, advancing to face Yulia Putintseva in the next round.

ECONOMY

Can Europe's surge of affordable EVs rescue carmakers facing challenges?

Tuesday, Dec 31

Europe sees a rise in affordable electric cars, crucial for local carmakers facing strict emissions targets.

WORLD NEWS

New Kai Tak Terminal Tender to Allow Operator Sufficient Preparation Time, Says Hong Kong Minister

Tuesday, Dec 31

Hong Kong's tourism minister highlights new tendering for Kai Tak terminal to provide sufficient prep time for next operator ahead of contract expiration.

WORLD NEWS

Long Wait for Parent Visas Results in 2,300 Deaths in Australia

Tuesday, Dec 31

Visa processing delays for parents in Australia have led to nearly 2,300 applicants dying before approval, sparking concerns over the migration system.