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KUALA LUMPUR - Google has announced plans to invest $15 billion in Malaysia from 2027 to 2028, with ‌the spending going towards data centre campuses, clean energy, bolstering water security and upskilling workers.
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The changes are expected to impact around 22pc of the organisation’s workforce and are in response to a recent dip in the company's growth.
UK-based proptechcompany Supa has raised £21 million in seed funding to expand its AI-poweredproperty management platform.
The organization places Lisbon and the Spanish capital among the most strained markets and questions whether mobilizing empty homes is enough to solve the crisis.
The Dax group is convincing investors with a stronger return, while the automotive market is in crisis. Continental wants to increase the result - with higher prices.
