Hungarian Spa Association: Entrance tickets will moderately increase this year
The number of visitors to spas in Hungary is expected to climb over the record in 2019, officials of the
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MBH Bank owned by PM Orbán’s close friend, the wealthiest Hungarian, had a very prosperous 2024
Lőrinc Mészáros is the wealthiest Hungarian and his MBH Bank has close to 2.5 million clients. They had a record
Brian Wang
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Billions of Humanoid Bots and Robotaxis Could Enable a Quadrillion Dollar Economy by the 2040s
What would the world GDP in the 2040s be if there were 10 billion humanoid robots? Assuming the robots were
Rebecca Mezistrano
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Why the economy may defy recession predictions — for now
With 'recession' headlines swirling, history shows that economic downturns are notoriously difficult to predict...
Rubi Schroeder
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Israeli High-Tech headquarters on Shin Bet vote: ‘We will shut down economy’
Israeli High-Tech Headquarters, Histadrut Chief and Israeli politicians react to the High Court of Justice's dismissal of Shin Bet chief
Sharie Fleishman
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Hong Kong launches regulatory sandbox pilot projects to foster low-altitude economy
Guests attend the launching ceremony of the first batch of low-altitude economy (LAE) regulatory sandbox pilot projects held in Hong
MEDIA OUTREACH NEWSWIRE
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Hong Kong’s Low-altitude Economy gears up for take-off
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Neswire – 21 March 2025 – Hong Kong… The post Hong Kong’s Low-altitude Economy
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FCMB Opens Branch in Ogbomosho To Boost Local Economy
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has expanded its footprint by launching a new branch in Ogbomosho. Officials say the move
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Use your education to fix Nigeria’s economy, Maduka urges Trinity University graduands
Graduating students of Trinity University, Yaba, Lagos have been charged to use their education to bring justice to the unjust,
Rebecka Noren
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Thailand may yet embark on region’s most aggressive rate cuts
The Bank of Thailand, which has long resisted interest-rate cuts despite immense political pressure, may end up having to embark
