Displaying items by tag: Gaza conflict
Southeast Asia’s Consumer Backlash - Major Brands Face Boycotts
In the wake of the Gaza conflict, consumers in Southeast Asia, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia, are taking a stand by boycotting major international brands such as McDonald’s and Starbucks. Despite assertions from local franchise owners about their independence from political issues tied to Israel, the boycotts are making a significant impact, reflecting the potent influence of global events on local consumer behavior.
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Go-To-Market Strategies - How to Build a Successful GTM strategy
Written on Friday, 16 January 2026 13:03 in Business Read more...
Most teams do not fail because they lacked effort. They fail because they spent that effort in the wrong order.
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uPVC Windows: What Really Matters When Choosing New Frames in the UK
Written on Monday, 05 January 2026 18:54 in Company Read more...
uPVC windows are popular because they’re low-maintenance, energy-efficient, and usually the best value for most homes — but “uPVC” can mean very different quality levels. Here’s what to check before you buy, and how to avoid paying premium prices for average specs.
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Internal Bifold Door Ideas - How to Plan the Layout, Light and Privacy
Written on Sunday, 04 January 2026 11:37 in Business Read more...
An internal bifold door can transform a home by opening up sightlines and daylight when you want a big, connected space — then closing down into cosy zones in seconds. The key is choosing the right configuration, glazing, and hardware so it works smoothly every day.
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Bifold Door Sizes & Configurations - How to Choose the Right Panel Layout for Your Opening
Written on Sunday, 04 January 2026 11:29 in Company Read more...
Bifold doors look simple on the surface, but the layout you choose affects everyday usability, sightlines, ventilation, and cost. This guide explains the common sizes and configurations and how to pick the best option for your home without expensive surprises.
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Orangery - what it is, how it differs from a conservatory, and what affects the cost in the UK
Written on Sunday, 04 January 2026 11:22 in Company Read more...
An orangery is often described as the “middle ground” between a conservatory and a full extension — brighter than a traditional build, but typically more solid and usable year-round than a glass-heavy conservatory. If you’re comparing options for a rear upgrade, understanding the real differences (and the hidden cost drivers) helps you avoid overpaying and compare quotes properly.
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Top Innovators Compete in Taipei as ‘Go Healthy with Taiwan’ Finals Spotlight Health-Tech Advances
Written on Tuesday, 16 December 2025 17:19 in Company Read more...
Six teams from around the world converged in Taipei on December 10, 2025, for the global finals of the “Go Healthy with Taiwan” Call for Proposals, culminating in the selection of three winning innovations poised to shape the future of global health. The competition attracted 638 proposals from 55 countries, underscoring Taiwan’s rising prominence as a hub for health technology and cross-border collaboration.
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Roof Lantern or More Solid Roof? The Orangery Choice That Changes Everything
Written on Thursday, 04 December 2025 12:31 in Company Read more...
Roof lanterns look stunning, but “more glass” isn’t always the best comfort decision. The right choice depends on how you live in the space.
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How to Tell if an Orangery Quote Will Feel Great in Real Life
Written on Thursday, 04 December 2025 12:26 in Work Read more...
An orangery can be the brightest room in the house, but the “feel” comes from spec choices you rarely see on the first page of a quote.