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Demand for AI chips should spur growth for the semiconductor industry over the next few years, the CEO of a major supplier to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company said, dismissing concerns that investors had misjudged the pace and extent of spending on artificial intelligence.
People in Singapore are jumping on the opportunity, according to luxury travel agent Lauren Raps. The co-founder of Alchemist Travel says her clients are getting out of town more frequently – and are quick to make deposits on bookings.
Anwar is on a two-day visit to Russia, where he will meet Putin on Wednesday evening and brief media on Thursday, according to his office. The meeting allow talks on a broad range of topics, from agriculture and food security to trade and investment, Malaysia’s foreign ministry said in a statement.
“The safety of our customers and staff is always our top priority,” Singapore Airlines said in a statement on Tuesday night.
An air traffic controller who was found asleep at his desk in Brisbane highlights a labour shortage in the sector that still hasn’t been fully addressed, according to a safety investigation into the 2022 incident.
Tourism Minister Matt Doocey said on Tuesday the levy will increase to NZ$100 (US$62) from NZ$35, effective from October 1. It comes on top of a NZ$130 increase in the cost of visas for those visitors that require them to NZ$341, also from the start of next month.
“For countries or companies trying to comply with the US in good faith, there should be some kind of carrots,” South Korean Trade Minister Cheong Inkyo said in his first interview with media since he took office in January.
A clarification summons will be issued soon, Alexander Marwata, deputy head of the anti-corruption agency, said in a briefing on Friday. Kaesang Pangarep will be questioned to prove that the use of the private jet was not a gratuity, he said.