Frustrated foodies gobble up South Korean grocery unicorn
SEOUL: When Sophie Kim moved home to South Korea after 15 years in the United States, she couldn’t find anywhere to buy kale for her green juice.
SEOUL: When Sophie Kim moved home to South Korea after 15 years in the United States, she couldn’t find anywhere to buy kale for her green juice.
Kuwait: Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister and Oil Minister Bader Al-Mulla affirmed Saturday that the Clean Fuels project has achieved a quantum leap in the oil sector and provided further profitable opportunities to purchase products at global markets.
KUWAIT: The Federation of Kuwaiti Engineering Offices & Consultant Houses (KFEOCH) announced in a press release on Saturday that the “3rd Consulting Services for the Development Plan Forum (ENCON3)” will convene on 10 – 12 January 2023 at Al-Baraka Ballroom at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
SAN FRANCISCO: After turning Twitter upside down, Elon Musk tried to clarify his plans for content moderation, a key issue for the future of the influential platform after the departure of advertisers and top executives.
LONDON: A “full English breakfast” is not full without eggs. Whether fried or scrambled, they round out the calorific mainstay of traditional British cafes. But on top of inflationary pressures which have sent the price of ingredients soaring-including bacon, sausages and baked beans-Britain is also contending with a devastating outbreak of avian influenza.
Kuwait: Zain, the leading digital service provider in Kuwait, announced its strategic partnership with SpeakUp Kuwait 2023, the second edition of the unique training program that targets university students and fresh graduates to develop their personal, business, and public speaking skills.
MOSCOW: Russia has entered a recession, nine months after launching its offensive in Ukraine as Western sanctions weigh on the economy, according to official data published on Wednesday.
LONDON: Britain on Thursday unveiled a painful budget with £55 billion ($65 billion) of tax hikes and spending cuts despite confirming its economy was in recession.
Paris: Airbus and Dassault Aviation are close to an agreement on the next development phase for a new European fighter jet after months of disagreements, two French sources close to the project said Friday.
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