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Dow to cut 4,500 jobs, 13% of workforce, in restructuring push as AI and automation take bigger role

Dow will cut about 4,500 jobs as it restructures to boost efficiency and expand AI and automation, while forecasting weaker-than-expected first-quarter revenue amid sluggish demand.

SpaceX in talks to merge with xAI ahead of planned 2026 IPO, source says

SpaceX is reported to be in merger talks with Elon Musk’s AI firm xAI ahead of a planned 2026 IPO, a move that could combine Grok, Starlink and SpaceX infrastructure under one structure.

South Korea exports seen up nearly 30% as AI chip boom drives fastest jump in 4+ years

South Korea’s exports are expected to post their fastest growth in over four years as AI-driven semiconductor demand surges, boosting shipments to China and the US ahead of official trade data on February 1.

Lynn Hatem

Lynn Hatem is a distinguished journalist for Beijing Times, renowned for her insightful coverage of culture and lifestyle. Despite not being native to China, her unique international perspective has made her a powerful voice in articulating the richness of global cultures. She continuously navigates the multifaceted cultural landscape, painting a vivid picture of contemporary life and trends.

Japanese Woman with Stage Four Cancer Inspires Others with Hope and Resilience

At just 26 years old, Miyabi Kuroiwa from Nagoya, Japan, was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. In October 2022, she discovered a lump...

Cinebébé: The Ultra-Realistic Baby Mannequins Revolutionizing Film Production

In a workshop just outside Paris, expert artisans meticulously craft hyper-realistic baby mannequins for film and television. Founded in 2008, Cinebébé (Cinebaby) has become...

HaHaHouse: Zagreb’s New Museum of Laughter Promises Joyful Escapism

A new attraction in Zagreb is giving visitors a chance to wash away negativity and embrace the power of laughter. HaHaHouse, a museum dedicated...

Melo Movie: A Korean Drama Exploring Love, Cinema, and Nostalgia

Cinema has always been a place of refuge, a way to reflect dreams or escape from reality. Netflix’s latest Korean drama, Melo Movie, embraces...

When to Open Red Packets for Good Luck in the Year of the Snake

The 15th day of the first lunar month, which falls on February 12 this year, marks the Lantern Festival, also known as Chinese Valentine’s...

How Chinese Culture Continues to Shape the Gaming World

Long before Black Myth: Wukong won top honors at the 2024 Game Awards, Chinese culture had already made a lasting impact on the gaming...

Sakai’s Traditional Knives Gain Global Popularity Among Tourists

The demand for Sakai knives, one of Japan’s top three traditional blades, is surging as international tourists increasingly seek out these finely crafted tools....

Exploring Bangkok: A Creative Insider’s Guide to the City

Bangkok has evolved into one of the world’s most exciting destinations, shedding its old reputation and emerging as a hub of design, luxury hospitality,...

Dual-Narrative Travel Bridges Cultural Divides in Conflict Regions

In 2005, Palestinian entrepreneur Aziz Abu Sarah realized that even well-traveled individuals could hold deeply entrenched biases. This insight led him to co-found Mejdi...

Faye Wong: The Timeless Voice That Redefined Cantopop

Faye Wong emerged as Hong Kong’s most influential singer of the 1990s, captivating audiences with her ethereal voice, independent spirit, and genre-defying music. While...

Dans Le Noir Brings Unique Dining in the Dark Experience to Hong Kong

Stepping into total darkness, guests at Dans Le Noir’s dining experience in Hong Kong are guided to their tables, relying solely on touch and...

How Taking Holidays Boosts Employee Well-Being and Productivity

Taking time away from work is something employees look forward to, whether it’s a beach getaway or simply relaxing at home. However, research from...

Gender Representation Reaches Milestone in 2024 Films, But Diversity Declines

For the first time, more than half of the top 100 films in 2024 featured a female lead or co-lead, surpassing proportional representation based...

Festival sur le Niger Celebrates Mali’s Culture Amid Political Shifts

The Festival sur le Niger, an annual celebration of Malian music, art, theater, and dance, took place in Segou against a backdrop of significant...

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