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The transformation of China’s private tutoring sector can be traced back to the profound regulatory shifts initiated by the government in 2021, encapsulated in the “double reduction” policy. This groundbreaking initiative aimed to alleviate academic and financial pressures on families by banning for-profit tutoring in key school subjects. As a result, the industry, once valued
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In a striking escalation of events within the aviation industry, Delta Air Lines filed a lawsuit against the cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike following a catastrophic outage in July that led to approximately 7,000 flight cancellations. This incident, which has been described as one of the most disruptive in the airline’s recent history, affected 1.3 million customers
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WiseTech Global, a prominent name in the Australian software landscape, witnessed a dramatic surge in its stock price following a significant leadership change. Richard White, the company’s billionaire founder and CEO, transitioned to a consulting role amidst swirling allegations concerning his personal life. The move resulted in an initial stock price increase of 22%, indicating
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SK Hynix Inc., a prominent player in the semiconductor industry, reported its third-quarter earnings on Thursday, showcasing remarkable resilience and an unexpected leap in profitability. The memory chip manufacturer recorded an operating profit of 7.03 trillion won (approximately $5.07 billion) for the period ending September 30. This figure exceeded the expectations set by Reuters analysts,
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Tech Mahindra, a prominent player in the Indian IT services sector, has recently delivered an impressive financial performance for its second quarter of the fiscal year. The firm reported a revenue increase of 3.49%, reaching 133.13 billion rupees (approximately $1.58 billion), surpassing analysts’ expectations. The growth is particularly notable in the context of persistent challenges
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In the tumultuous landscape of labor relations, the ongoing strike involving Boeing’s machinists represents a significant event in the aerospace industry. Since September 13, approximately 33,000 workers, primarily from Washington state, have halted production at one of the world’s largest airplane manufacturers. The workers are striking for better wages and job security amidst broader economic
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