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In 1993, Taiwan collected 70% of its trash while recycling virtually none. 33 years later, paid bags, musical trucks and sorting helped drive recycling to 55% nationwideTaiwan’s experience therefore challenges the idea that recycling depends mainly on individual environmental enthusiasm. People certainly ne...- These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of up to 25%It was, probably, not just the Indian markets which took the fresh US-Iran flare-up in its stride. The non-tech part of the US markets also...
- Will peace get a chance, and bulls make a comeback? 5 large-cap stocks with an upside potential of up to 26%A peace deal, if it comes, will not mean the Gulf region has become stable. It will only mean that current tensions have been paused. The k...
- Tailift Group introduces intelligent sheet metal processing solutions to the Indian marketTailift Group has established TLF INDIA MACHINERY SOLUTIONS PRIVATE LIMITED as its Indian sales and service center, enhancing local support...
- Xi Jinping's 'Thucydides Trap' warning: Is China outsmarting the US without engaging in actual conflict?China employs a strategy of subduing rivals without fighting, a tactic evident in its diplomatic approach. This method has allowed China to...
- Iran war promises green edge for Asia as plastic packaging runs shortThe Iran war's disruption of plastic supplies has unexpectedly boosted demand for eco-friendly paper packaging, with inquiries tripling for...
- China’s ‘Golden Dome’ can track thousands of missiles fired at China from anywhere on the planet; Trump’s grand plan still on the drawing boardChina has unveiled a working prototype of its global defense system, named 'Golden Dome'. This advanced platform can track thousands of mis...
- EVs to get cheaper as govt removes customs duty on battery materialsThe government's exemption of basic customs duty on materials needed for lithium-ion batteries aims to lower EV production costs, encouragi...
- Fix, or trash? From iPhones to toasters, The Right to Repair framework will let you restore your appliancesThe government wants to persuade manufacturers to allow consumers to repair everything from smartphones to cars. In the process, The Right ...
- Chinese planes cross Taiwan Strait median line as angry China starts drillsChina began live-fire drills in seas close to the Taiwan Strait to warn pro-Taiwan independence forces. It took place 50 km northwest of th...
- Careful, don't go dry for chip's sakeIndia must also reconsider whether it can afford to be a chip-making hub or is better off seeking strategic alliances with countries that a...
- US nears new cooperation deals with Pacific Island nationsThis week, the U.S. signed memorandums of understanding with the Marshall Islands and Palau that administration officials hope will pave th...
- TSMC leads rush for renewables ahead of Taiwan energy voteEnergy security and reliance on imported fossil fuels have long been key political issues for Taiwan that have become more inflammatory aft...
- China launches 'gray-zone' warfare to subdue TaiwanMonths after eliminating a popular challenge to its rule in Hong Kong, China is turning to an even higher-stakes target: self-governing Tai...
- The world's 2-billion-ton trash problem just got more alarmingThe dumping of rich countries’ unwanted waste has fuelled a media storm the world over.
- Fund that beats 95% of peers ignores CEO talk, research“The best research is the one you generate internally,”
- French firm POMA offers to bring cable cars to cityCable car facilities in urban settings can connect suburbs with city centres, cross over rivers without building bridges and connect airpor...
- IBM picks Surat, Allahabad & Vizag among 16 global locations for smart cities projectUnder the programme, IBM will send a team of experts to each of the chosen cities where they will spend three weeks working closely with ci...
- Spent CFLs an eco hazard: Concern over high mercury content, absence of recyclingSpent CFLs may be polluting the environment silently and causing a toxic hazard for kabadiwalas who handle such discarded bulbs.
- Fewer women make it to boardrooms in companies in Asia: ReportWomen hold eight per cent of executive committee seats in the Asian firms, still lower than the average of 10% in Europe and 14% in the US.
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