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France 'extremely vigilant' on Renault after Ghosn arrest
AFP, Published on 19/11/2018
» BRUSSELS - President Emmanuel Macron on Monday said France would be extremely vigilant about the fate of Renault and its alliance with Nissan after the arrest of the French auto group's boss Carlos Ghosn in Japan.
Netanyahu avoids Israeli snap polls for now
AFP, Published on 19/11/2018
» JERUSALEM - A key Israeli minister said Monday he will not quit Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government for now despite sharp disagreements, handing the premier a victory and potentially ending a crisis that has threatened to provoke snap elections.
Nissan moves to oust chairman Ghosn after shock arrest
Bloomberg News, Published on 19/11/2018
» TOKYO: Nissan Motor Co chairman Carlos Ghosn was arrested in Tokyo and the Japanese carmaker said it will remove him from his post, throwing the auto industry’s largest global alliance into turmoil.
Big tech firms pledge training for workers in Southeast Asia
AP, Published on 19/11/2018
» Microsoft, Google and other major technology companies have promised to help provide training in digital skills for around 20 million people in Southeast Asia by 2020 to make sure the region's burgeoning working-age population is a fit for the future job market. Up to 28 million full-time jobs are subject to being displaced, according to a new estimate.
World powers clash over chemical arms watchdog's new role
AFP, Published on 19/11/2018
» THE HAGUE - World powers traded accusations of hypocrisy in bitter clashes on Monday over the global toxic weapons watchdog's new ability to attribute blame for attacks like those in Syria and Salisbury.
Carlos Ghosn, the auto world's 'cost killer'
AFP, Published on 19/11/2018
» PARIS - Brazilian-born Carlos Ghosn has long stood out among the world's auto executives as a hard-nosed workaholic able to get a troubled company back on its feet quickly.
HK medical professionals call for good samaritan law
South China Morning Post, Published on 19/11/2018
» Medical professionals on Monday called for a “good samaritan law” in Hong Kong to protect those who step up to perform emergency treatment on those in need, saying city residents are much less willing to give first aid than people in neighbouring regions.
Phyathai Hospital Group: Into the next disruptive transition
Published on 19/11/2018
» In surviving the digital disruptive happenstance, the turbulence touching most industrial fields, many organisations have cultivated their best method to cure their status in the changing world.
Thailand repatriates 73 trafficking victims to Myanmar
Assawin Pinitwong, Published on 19/11/2018
» TAK: Thailand has sent home 73 Myanmar nationals with aid totalling 146,000 baht after they were rescued from a Myanmar human trafficking ring operating in both countries.
Dockless bikes: Eco-revolution or public 'parasite'?
Thomson Reuters Foundation, Published on 19/11/2018
» When high-tech bicycle rental scheme Mobike dropped hundreds of its distinctive orange and silver bikes across the northern English city of Manchester, it promised a cheap, flexible and low-carbon way to travel.