Do you need a human to create a beautiful scent? That’s the question being asked as artificial intelligence (AI) starts to infiltrate the perfume industry.
Continue reading “The Perfume Makers That Can’t Smell A Thing”
Electric car maker Tesla has shrugged off the economic upheaval caused by the pandemic to report its fourth quarterly profit in a row.
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“We wouldn’t have survived without Amazon,” says Keith Ingram, owner of vinyl records shop Assai Records.
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The brand will make its debut here after expanding into Southeast Asia with the first-ever Don Don Donki store launched in Singapore’s famous shopping street Orchard Road in December 2017.
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Malaysia has discovered 110 containers of illegally dumped toxic waste in what authorities are calling “the biggest finding of its kind” in the country’s history.
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The ringgit continued its positive momentum to open higher against the US dollar today, supported by an improved global risk sentiment on Covid-19 vaccine development, and relatively stable oil prices, said an analyst.
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Employees check latex gloves in the watertight test room at a Top Glove Corp. factory in Setia Alam, Selangor, Malaysia, on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020.
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China, the first country ravaged by the coronavirus has just become the first country showing signs of recovering from that blow, as its economy grew in the latest quarter.
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