Japan Sets Record 3.29 Million Tourists in July
Japan welcomed 3.29 million foreign tourists, marking a second consecutive month of record tourism numbers. This represents a significant increase compared to previous years.
Japan welcomed 3.29 million foreign tourists, marking a second consecutive month of record tourism numbers. This represents a significant increase compared to previous years.
Geneva, Switzerland — Mark Schneider, the CEO of Nestle, has announced his departure from the company after serving for eight years. Schneider…
UK businessman Mike Lynch is missing after a superyacht sank in southern Italy. The yacht, The Bayesian, went down while moored off Porticello.
Google has announced a $1 billion data center project in Midlothian, Texas, as part of its “Google Cloud Region” in North Texas. The new facility is expected to create hundreds of jobs and boost the local economy. Learn more about the project and its potential impact on the region.
Researchers have developed an AI system that can analyze tongues to detect signs of disease with 98% accuracy. Inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, the system uses computer vision and machine learning algorithms to identify changes in tongue color, shape, and thickness associated with various health conditions.
Philippine-American Chamber of Commerce of Texas (PACCTX) pays courtesy call to Consul General Gunther Emil Sales at Philippine Consulate General in Houston. Discussion focuses on trade missions, humanitarian efforts, J1 teacher concerns & future collaborations.
The SEC has issued a warning about Bagong Bansang Maharlika International Inc., a company allegedly deceiving investors by closely resembling the initials of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
The TOYM Awards, launched by JCI Philippines in 1959, now celebrate young leaders aged 18 to 40, honoring both men and women who have made significant contributions to society.
Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc. reports a 40.8% decrease in net income due to falling nickel ore prices in the first half of the year, with profits dropping to P207.1 million.
The Philippine government plans to sell the land of Star City amusement park in Pasay City as part of a strategy to increase nontax revenue. This privatization effort raises questions about the future of the beloved local attraction.