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Sorry, please use a different browser. Closed Investigation into the distribution of illegally imported goods from ‘Ali and Temu’ since June
To prevent harm to consumers using overseas direct purchase platforms, the government is increasing the distribution surveillance network for illegally imported goods.
The Korea Customs Service announced today (26th) that it will also include AliExpress and Temu in its investigation into the distribution of illegally imported goods scheduled to take place in June.
He said he has requested cooperation from these platforms to ensure that their own system authentication and user protection systems are functioning well.
According to the Korea Customs Service, the number of goods detected through foreign direct purchase abuse last year amounted to 114.9 billion won, which is about double last year.
Reporter Kim Soo-bin (soup@yna.co.kr)
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Rabat: More than 819,000 nights in classified establishments in 2023
Rabat – A total of 819,827 overnight stays were recorded in classified tourist accommodation establishments in Rabat during the year 2023, according to the Tourism Observatory.
This figure represents an evolution of 23% compared to 2022, a year during which 669,137 nights were recorded, according to statistics from the Morocco Tourism Observatory for the year 2023.
This performance, last year, was also accompanied by an increase in arrivals at Rabat-Salé airport with 450,792 tourists, compared to 347,633 the previous year.
On a national scale, the volume of nights spent in classified establishments experienced a variation of 35% compared to 2022 (+8% for national tourism and +54% for international tourism), while travel revenue in foreign exchange generated by the tourist activity of non-residents in Morocco amounted to more than 104 billion DH, compared to more than 93 billion DH in 2022 (+12%).
Oil Giants Exxon And Chevron Disappoint With First-Quarter…
Exxon Mobil and Chevron Stocks Decline Despite Strong Production Gains
Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. saw a decrease in their stock prices following disappointing first-quarter performances, despite showing significant production increases in key oil projects in Guyana and the Permian Basin.
Market Reaction
Exxon’s stock dropped by 3.2% in pre-market trading, while Chevron was down 1.5% on Friday, even as crude oil prices rose. Exxon reported an adjusted per-share profit that fell 13 cents below the Bloomberg Consensus due to higher refinery maintenance costs and accounting charges. On the other hand, Chevron’s capital spending exceeded expectations, leading to a $900 million miss in free cash flow.
Investor Sentiment
Investor sentiment has shifted towards favoring oil production growth to capitalize on concerns about global supply shortages that have been supporting crude oil prices.
Operational Highlights
Exxon saw a positive development in cash flow from operations, reaching $14.7 billion, which was $1 billion higher than forecasts, driven by increased crude production in Guyana.
Project Execution
Exxon’s successful execution in Guyana, with the early start of output at Payara, its third development in the region, has significantly boosted daily supplies. Gross daily production now exceeds 600,000 barrels,
Supplier Polytec Continues To Operate In Crisis Mode
Sales rose by 5.8 percent to 636 million euros in 2023 compared to the previous year, as the company announced on Friday. The result after taxes was minus 14.1 million euros, after a minus of 2.2 million euros in 2022.
The operating result (EBIT) was minus 6.7 million euros, in 2022 it was still 700,000 euros. The adjusted operating result (Ebitda) shrank from 33.2 to 26.6 million euros. The equity ratio was 41.4 percent (2022: 43 percent), the net financial liabilities amounted to 79.5 million euros (2022: 59.8 million euros). Calculated in full-time equivalents, Polytec, including temporary staff, employed 3,835 people in the past financial year (2022: 3,510). The company does not plan to pay a dividend for 2023.
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Increasing sales development strengthened by new projects
In the Passenger Cars & Light Commercial Vehicles market area, sales increased by 6.0 percent to 470.6 million euros. Sales in the Commercial Vehicles market area increased by 9.9 percent to 109.5 million euros compared to the 2022 financial year and have been in the three-digit range again since 2020.
RATP Offers 1,600 To 2,500 Euros JO Bonus…
Negotiations for bonuses linked to the Olympic Games granted to metro and RER drivers of the Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP) ended on Wednesday April 24 with a bonus proposal of 1,600 euros, announced the unions and management THURSDAY. This bonus concerns agents who will work from July 22 to September 8.
It will be supplemented by an “exceptional event” bonus of 44.10 euros per day worked on 12 metro lines as well as the RER A and B during the competition periods of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, which could lead some driving agents to receive 2,500 euros in total. This system concerns 2,000 agents out of the 30,000 who will work during the Games.
The bonus of 1,600 euros will be reduced by 50% if an agent has five days of absence (for sick leave for example) over the period and will not be paid beyond five days of absence. Other measures are planned such as the possibility of shifting a maximum of 11 days of leave not taken in 2024 until September 2025.
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Why Are There So Many Delays In Paying…
The collection of “surplus” corn continues in all provinces of the country. The quantities already collected today amount to more than 33 thousand tonnes. However, this campaign is characterized by imperfections in certain localities of the country, especially those linked to late payments from producers. Anagessa calls on producers not to give in to impatience.
Joseph Nduwimana, General Director of Anagessa: “It is not always easy to pay cash. But Anagessa does its best to ensure that the producers’ money reaches them as quickly as possible.”
Officially, the campaign to collect “surplus” corn continues in all provinces of the country. As pointed out by Joseph Nduwimana, Director General of Anagessa, initially, Anagessa planned to collect around 25 thousand tonnes of surplus corn. Thanks to a good harvest, the expected quantities were largely exceeded. The quantity of corn already collected today amounts to 33 thousand tonnes. This has caused some hangars to start to become overwhelmed.
To deal with this, this authority reports that since last week, activities to unclog these hangars have been underway. As the CEO of Anagessa continues to mention, this agency rents large hangars when necessary. “We are in the process of moving crops from our overflowing sheds to four large sheds.
Russians Taken Prisoner. They Had Enough Sense To…
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We don’t see enough images like this. On the one hand, the ferocity of soldiers, and on the other, the widespread use of drones that attack enemies unexpectedly, mean that there is often no opportunity to lay down weapons and surrender. However, as you can see in the video above, such events still occur.
The film shows one of the trenches near the battle front. The sounds of the ongoing battle can still be heard in the background. Amidst all this confusion, two Russian soldiers, apparently scared, decided to lay down their weapons and surrender themselves to war captivity. From their relatively clean equipment, it can be concluded that they had recently arrived at the front and had no opportunity to test their strength in combat. For them, the war is over and there is a high probability that they will eventually be reunited with their families.
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The Minister of Industry and Commerce, Ryad Mezzour, highlighted, Thursday in Rabat, Morocco’s considerable efforts to attract European and French investments.
Speaking during a meeting with the delegation of the French Business Movement (MEDEF), under the theme “presentation of the contemporary Moroccan industrial platform”, Mr. Mezzour returned to the Kingdom’s efforts to attract these investors by opening its markets and by investing heavily in infrastructure, logistics, and human resources to increase its competitiveness.
“Morocco, which maintains its position of proximity, reliability and stability, is proving to be a winning bet for European and French investors,” noted the minister, stressing that the interconnected value chains between Morocco and France constitute a valuable component for the development of both countries.
In this sense, he explained that competitiveness and decarbonization, which Morocco and France have developed jointly, transcend the simple option to become an absolute necessity.
For his part, the president of the Sustainable City Task Force within the MEDEF, Gérald Wolf, highlighted his organization’s commitment to modern, low-carbon solutions, at the cutting edge of technology, emphasizing the importance of the inclusion of young people and women in these innovations.
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Workers Rights Revival: The Role Of Unions In…
Workers at Volkswagen plant in Tennessee vote to join United Automobile Workers
Last week, employees at a Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, made a significant decision by voting nearly three to one to join the United Automobile Workers union. This victory, while involving only a few thousand workers in the grand scheme of the economy, holds symbolic importance for the labor movement, particularly in the historically anti-union South.
The Chattanooga vote may be seen as a milestone on the path towards a more equitable society in the United States. Historically, America has not been truly egalitarian, but did experience a period of relative income and wealth equality following World War II. However, in recent decades, the country has become increasingly unequal in terms of wealth distribution.
The shift towards greater equality in the postwar period was largely attributed to the rise of strong labor unions, which represented over 30 percent of American workers by the late 1940s. The decline of unions in the 1980s, with their representation dropping to about a quarter of workers, is bel ieved to have contributed significantly to the current era of income inequality.
Despite claims that the decline of unions was inevitable due to global competition and shifts in the economy,