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BGF's AIWS Introduces “Symphony of Angels for Humanity”: Peace Symphony on the AI Age
The “Symphony of Angels for Humanity,” an AIWS symphony also known as the AIWS Peace Symphony, was officially introduced as a key component of the AIWS Music for Humanity initiative. Inspired directly by the message of “My Angel,” this global musical work uses Vietnamese folk melody materials harmonized symphonically, aiming to convey kindness, compassion, peace, and humanity.
Top 10 & Top 5 Most Reputable Logistics Companies in 2025
On December 11, 2025, Vietnam Report - partner of Boston Report Group (BRG) - announced the Top 10 & Top 5 Most Reputable Logistics Companies in 2025. The honoring ceremony for outstanding enterprises will take place on January 8, 2026 at the Ho Guom Theatre, Hanoi.
Pune Inc: How the Shroff Sisters Are Breaking a Glass Ceiling in Green Real Estate
Growing up in a business family in Pune, Ankita Shroff Sarda used to tease her older sister, Pranati Shroff Munot, about the names she saw in Indian corporate life. There were Tata Sons and Kirloskar Brothers, she would say, but where were the women-led equivalents? Why couldn’t there one day be “the Shroff sisters”?
Global growth in a “3% world”: resilient on the surface, fragile underneath
The OECD’s latest Economic Outlook sketches a world economy that, at first glance, looks surprisingly stable. Global GDP is projected to grow by around 3.2% in 2025, ease to 2.9% in 2026, and then edge up to 3.1% in 2027. Behind those neat numbers, however, the organisation sees a more complicated reality: a global system that has proved more resilient than many feared, yet increasingly vulnerable to trade tensions, elevated tariffs, stretched asset valuations and mounting fiscal risks.
Top 50 Companies in Thailand 2025 that the new generation would like to work for
The list of Top 50 Companies in Thailand 2025 that the new generation would like to work for by WorkVenture is based on survey responses from 12,559 individuals aged 22-35 who hold at least a bachelor’s degree and reside in Bangkok and surrounding areas. Let’s explore how job preferences among young professionals have changed this year compared to 2024.
What’s next for AlphaFold: A conversation with a Google DeepMind Nobel laureate
“I’ll be shocked if we don’t see more and more LLM impact on science,” says John Jumper.
Top 10 Destinations for Large Enterprises in Vietnam 2025
On November 28th 2025, Vietnam Report - a partner of Boston Report Group (BRG) - officially announced the Top 10 Destinations for Large Enterprises 2025, within the framework of the 19th VNR500 Awards honoring the 500 largest companies in Vietnam.
Forbes 2025 World’s Best Employers: What the New Ranking Says About the Global War for Talent
In a year marked by AI disruption, geopolitical uncertainty and cost-of-living pressures, one indicator remains remarkably clear: talent will still go where it is valued. Forbes’ 2025 list of the World’s Best Employers, produced in partnership with market research firm Statista, offers a global snapshot of which companies are succeeding in turning that principle into reality.
World Bank — Global Economic Prospects, June 2025
The global economy enters the second half of 2025 with growth stuck at its weakest multiyear pace outside of major crises, as high interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and sluggish productivity continue to weigh on recovery. The World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects 2025 warns that the rebound is “thinner and more fragile than expected,” with widening regional disparities and rising risks from public debt, softening trade, and climate pressures. For businesses worldwide, the report signals the start of a new era defined by slower, more uneven, and more uncertain growth.
Europe at a Crossroads as IMF Warns on Growth, Debt and Fragmentation
Europe is drifting toward a prolonged period of weak growth unless governments accelerate long-discussed reforms to strengthen productivity and integrate markets, the International Monetary Fund has warned in its latest Regional Economic Outlook for Europe.
Building Corporate Brands in the Era of Globalization and Open Data
In a global economy marked by fragmentation, re-globalization, and the rapid advancement of digital technologies, brand-building is no longer solely the responsibility of the marketing department. Instead, the brand has become a core competency of corporate governance – where long-term vision, organizational culture, data responsibility, and market adaptability come together to create sustainable competitive strength.