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Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy is starting to play an important role in how businesses are run and in people's lives, CEOs and experts said during the virtual forum "Redefining the future of ESG in Thailand”.

With U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday calling for a three-month suspension of the federal gasoline tax to combat record prices, experts and motorists are saying they're unimpressed, even as opposition from lawmakers within Biden’s own party suggests the tax hiatus may never go into effect.

Experts said that the region has much potential for renewables and opportunities to counter the effects of climate change effects.

Several experts expressed concerns about the misuse of cannabis at a seminar held by Chulalongkorn University’s Centre for Addiction Studies (CADS).

Experts and entrepreneurs got together in Seoul Monday to discuss the ways industries in South Korea and the US are enthusiastically embracing emerging technologies required for the metaverse, and the legal framework that is adapting to the new ecosystem in Korea.

A group of Thai and Chinese experts, academics and entrepreneurs made a strong case for enhancing mutual support and collaboration to improve the fintech industry and help sustain growth in the digital economy era.

China remains a strong magnet for foreign investment in a pandemic-jolted world, as revealed by the latest data, and experts believe the trend will continue thanks to the country's continued opening-up and improved business environment.

Experts say Koreans are obsessed with fake designer goods due to conspicuous consumption tendency, lack of awareness about intellectual property rights.

Improving employees’ hard and soft skills is necessary to digitally transform organisations, experts said at the “Synergising Digital Leadership with People Leadership to Achieve Breakthroughs in 2022" webinar on Thursday.

GEORGE TOWN: A child with a runny nose or fever a few years from now may give the impression that he only has a case of the common cold although he may actually be infected with Covid-19, says an expert.

MOSCOW - Unshaven and puffy faced, with tubes in his nose, a patient in a hospitals coronavirus "red zone" recorded a desperate message for Russians.

Maria Van Kerkhove, a World Health Organization epidemiologist, was in her Geneva office last weekend preparing for a keynote address when a simple phrase came to mind.