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Dubai sees a 6.2% increase in households and slight decrease in average family size, while residential communities experience minimal growth
Dubai saw a 6.2% increase in households in the past year, reaching a total of 711,590 families compared to 669,750 families in the previous year. This growth represents an addition of 41.8 thousand new families moving into the emirate in 2023. The number of family members in Dubai reached 2.855 million by the end of…
Taiwan’s Economy Rebounds: GDP Expected to Grow at a Faster Rate in Q1 Thanks to Export Rebound
Taiwan’s economy is predicted to have grown at a faster rate in the first quarter of the year, thanks to a rebound in exports. According to a Reuters poll of 18 economists, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) likely expanded by 5.65% year-on-year during January-March. This marks an improvement from the 4.93% growth seen in the fourth…
Taiwan’s Economy Expected to Grow 5.6% in Q1 Due to Strong Exports, Reflecting Resilience and Adaptability
Taiwan’s economy is expected to grow by 5.6% in the first quarter due to strong exports, according to a Reuters poll. This positive outlook reflects the country’s economic resilience and performance on the global stage. Despite the challenges brought on by the global pandemic, Taiwan has shown remarkable resilience in its economy. The continuous growth…
New Zealand’s New Colorful Look: A Return to Aquamarine for the T20 World Cup
In 2024, New Zealand will be wearing a new jersey for the T20 World Cup, a departure from their traditional black color. This marks a return to the aquamarine color that was seen in their 1999 jersey, but with a few changes. Black has been excluded from the collar and border, sparking mixed reactions among…
Jessica Lange Slams Hollywood’s Profit-Driven Industry, Calls for Greater Creativity
In a recent interview with Vulture, actress and director Jessica Lange criticized the Hollywood film industry for valuing profits over creativity. Lange specifically called out Warner Bros. Discovery for shelving films like Batgirl and Coyote vs. Acme for tax write-offs, arguing that such practices undermine the artistic process in the industry. Lange emphasized that many…
Navigating the Barriers of Electronic City: A Couple’s Journey to Belonging
Bengaluru’s Electronic City has become a popular choice for many, but for a couple who recently moved to the area, it has been anything but easy. The couple, initially drawn to the city’s affordability and air quality, quickly realized that language was a major barrier to fully integrating into their new community. As they settled…
New Zealand’s 2024 T20 World Cup Squad: Ready to Thrive in Challenging Conditions with Devon Conway’s Return and Kane Williamson’s Leadership
New Zealand’s provisional 15-man squad for the 2024 T20 World Cup has been announced, with Devon Conway making a return to international cricket. Kane Williamson will lead the experienced squad as captain, after missing the last two T20I series due to birth and IPL commitments. Ben Sears has been designated as the 16th travelling reserve…
Taiwan’s economy surges in Q1 due to increased demand for AI technology, leading to GDP growth of 5.65%
Taiwan’s economy is forecast to have grown faster in the first quarter of the year, thanks to a rebound in exports driven by increased demand for technology used in artificial intelligence applications. According to a Reuters poll of 18 economists, GDP growth in the first quarter is predicted to be between 4.2% and 7%, with…
Tech Titans Unite to Find Missing Teen: The Inspiring Story of Mint Butterfield’s Safe Return
Mint Butterfield, a 16-year-old who uses they/them pronouns, was found safe by California police after going missing for a week. Their parents, Stewart Butterfield and Caterina Fake, cofounders of major tech companies Flickr and Slack, were relieved to have their child back home. The teenager’s stepfather, Jyri Engestrom, is also a tech founder, further solidifying…
Breaking the Taboo: The 8th Annual Jerry’s Walk for Suicide Awareness
The 8th Annual Jerry’s Walk took place today at the St. Clairsville Memorial for Suicide Awareness in St. Clairsville, OH. Participants had the opportunity to walk, sign up for the auction, donate a suicide pinwheel in memory of someone they have lost, and speak with various mental health experts from Belmont County and the Ohio…
