Beyond GDP: Why economic growth requires more than just numbers
The world's economic slowdown is due to fall to its lowest rate in three decades by 2030, amid ongoing economic and geopolitical shocks, according to a new study.
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France to build 'beyond' planned six new nuclear plants
PARIS, France — France is set to build eight new nuclear plants on top of six already announced, the energy minister has said, arguing more reactors are needed to hit carbon reduction targets.
Marcos urged to go beyond ‘toothless’ EO for LGBT concerns
MANILA, Philippines — Discrimination against LGBTQ+ persons cannot be sufficiently addressed by a "special" government body led by non-experts in gender equality and human rights, an LGBTQ+ rights advocate said on Wednesday.
'Beyond our borders': Vietnam tech firm VNG takes on world best
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam — VNG co-founder Le Hong Minh's first taste of international competition was as a gamer for Vietnam at an early e-sport tournament in South Korea.
Beyond payments, GCash provides customer-centric solutions for enterprises
MANILA, Philippines — The numbers are in and it’s undeniable—customer experience is everything. Studies reveal the irreplaceable value of good customer experience to the success and growth of any company in any industry.
PH-China relations go beyond West Philippine Sea issues — Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday that the ongoing challenges in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) should not be the sole factor shaping the relationship between the Philippines and China.
'To infinity and beyond': Michelle Dee's Miss Universe 2023 national costume draws funny reactions
MANILA, Philippines — Social media users commended Philippine bet Michelle Dee for her Miss Universe 2023 national costume presented earlier today in El Salvador.
UN 'fears the worst' if war expands beyond Gaza
GENEVA, Switzerland — The UN humanitarian chief said Wednesday he and Iran's top diplomat had discussed fears of what an expansion of the Gaza war might entail, and had agreed it "would not be good".