“I feel that this year’s [export] market will be the worst,” he said. “I just heard from many factory bosses saying that their electronic products can’t be exported, as their foreign clients haven’t placed orders, and lots of factories have already moved to Southeast Asia.”With China still trying to rev up its economic engine after three arduous years under the zero-Covid policy, the export sector – which was the main economic driver during the pandemic – is looking like it will continue to sputter amid dwindling external demand and rising geopolitical tensions, according to analysts and industry insiders.

It takes a lot of guts to pose in a bikini next to a supermodel ... but Christie Brinkley's daughter is holding her own! The 60-year-old stunner and Alexa Ray Joel took a mother-daughter bikini photo together this week while vacationing in Turks and Caicos for the holidays, and they both looked spectacular. The former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model proved she's still got it by sporting a very sexy black two-piece for the photo, her famous smile shining through as she posed in front of the gorgeous blue waters.

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The beautiful Nia Long has been that girl since the '90s. Always looking fierce in any style, she (along with fellow actress Halle Berry) she showed us just how versatile a pixie cut can be throughout the decade. But while we all patiently hope and pray for her to one day bring back the short style, Long is still giving us a little bit of nostalgia with her latest look: box braids.

Table of Contents RecommendationTake-AwaysSummaryAbout the Authors Recommendation The implications of generative AI for financial services are huge, say analysts at Andreessen Horowitz in this timely and educational report. Financial institutions are already using AI to synthesize massive amounts of data to make better decisions in credit allocation, risk management, compliance and reporting, but generative AI will be a game-changer for the industry. However, the authors warn, the human element will remain critically important in ensuring AI works for the benefit of firms and customers alike.