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By: Brandon Sim In just over a decade, four companies, namely, Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple (known as Big Tech) have completely revolutionised modern t...

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Why Sub-Saharan Africa Remains Mired in Extreme Poverty Written by: Gerardus Yosari According to the World Bank, the region of Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) in 20...

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The Future of ‘Made in China 2025’ Policy: Will Washington Maintain Its Edge? By: Cheryl Wijaya Modelled on Germany’s Industry 4.0 plan, ‘Made in China 2025’...

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