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‘Need a hazmat suit’: Virgin flight attendants are sick of cleaning dirty planes

Cabin crew want dedicated cleaning crews to return as the mess left by passengers and gruelling turnaround duties leave staff working up to 10 hours without a break.

‘Need a hazmat suit’: Virgin flight attendants are sick of cleaning dirty planes

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Hyundai E&C Expands Overseas Development Business with Sydney Residential Project

Hyundai Engineering & Construction is expanding its role in overseas real estate development by investing in a large-scale residential project in Sydney, Australia.Hyundai E&C announced on Sept.

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  • Build-to-rent model designed for rental, not individual sales
  • Project aims for local residents and international migrants

CJ CheilJedang Takes Korean Spirits to New York With Premium Brand ‘jari’

CJ CheilJedang is taking its premium Korean spirits brand ‘jari’ to New York as part of a broader effort to introduce Korean distilled spirits to international consumers.The company said Sept.

  • CJ CheilJedang introduces premium Korean spirits brand 'jari' to New York.
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Samsung C&T Expands SMR Push Into Advanced Reactor Technologies

Samsung C&T is expanding its small modular reactor (SMR) business beyond conventional light-water reactor technology through a strategic partnership with U.S.

  • Samsung C&T partners with Kairos Power for SMR expansion
  • $70 million investment in Kairos Power's Hermes reactor project
  • Molten salt coolant technology for new reactor applications

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