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Merry Gel Sigui

Merry Gel Sigui
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A multimedia journalist focused on producing articles about controversial global issues specifically on business, economy, politics, and technology. A strong believer in freedom of the press and exposing the wrong. only through engagement and communications can we as humans evolve. An accredited member of a leading local broadcast media organization.

Asian FX, stocks rise as strong U.S. GDP data aids risk...

Asian financial markets show positive momentum as U.S. economic data boosts investor confidence. The Philippine Peso and Malaysian Ringgit strengthen, reflecting robust economic performance and improved regional market outlook. Both currencies experience significant gains in early January, driven by strong economic indicators and renewed investor optimism.

Malaysia picks Ericsson for RM11bil project to deploy 5G nationwide

Digital Nasional Bhd (DNB) has chosen Ericsson to deploy Malaysia's national 5G network, signing an RM11 billion agreement to accelerate the country's digital economy transformation. The project excludes Huawei due to security concerns, marking a significant step in Malaysia's telecommunications infrastructure development.

Know the proper way to wear protective gears from a COVID-19...

Discover essential guidelines for properly wearing protective gear during the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare professionals share critical insights on using personal protective equipment effectively, addressing the challenges of PPE shortages and maintaining safety for frontline workers.

Another pandemic? Fears grow as China reports case of Hantavirus

A man in Yunnan, China tested positive for hantavirus, causing widespread public concern about a potential new pandemic. Global Times reported the case, which quickly spread on social media, with some fearing another global health threat while the world still battles COVID-19.

COVID-19 Update: Risks for different age groups explained

The CDC's preliminary data reveals varying COVID-19 fatality rates across age groups. Individuals over 85 show the highest mortality risk, followed by those aged 65-84 years. Dr. Roger Seheult from MedCram discusses the critical findings from the March 18 report on severe outcomes in the United States.

COVID-19 Update: Reinfection is not possible, say experts

A recent medical lecture by Dr. Roger Seheult discusses a pre-print study using rhesus macaques, indicating that initial COVID-19 infection might provide protection against reinfection. Researchers found no viral replication or pathological damage when re-exposing previously infected monkeys, suggesting potential natural immunity.

South Korean exports jump as employees worldwide work from home

South Korean exports of teleconferencing equipment and semiconductors have significantly increased as employees worldwide transition to working from home during the pandemic, driven by rising demand from cloud computing firms and remote work trends in the US and China.

Disney shuts tourism businesses in response to the coronavirus

Walt Disney Company shuts down all eleven theme parks across global locations, including Walt Disney World, Disneyland, and Disneyland Paris. Disney Cruise Line also suspends new departures through the end of March as a precautionary measure against the spreading coronavirus pandemic.

Disney shares drop after company announced CEO replacement

Walt Disney Company's stock fell 2.1% in premarket trading after Bob Iger handed CEO responsibilities to Bob Chapek, with analysts questioning Chapek's content experience and leadership capabilities in the media-entertainment industry.

Disney’s CEO steps down, company insider to assume top post

Walt Disney Co. announced Bob Iger's departure from the CEO role, with 27-year veteran Bob Chapek taking the helm. Iger will continue as executive chairman, overseeing creative efforts until December 2021. During his tenure, Iger transformed Disney by acquiring Star Wars, Marvel, and 21st Century Fox, and launching a streaming service to compete with Netflix.

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