Toonz Media Group’s Long-Serving CEO Stepping Down

Toonz Media Group’s Long-Serving CEO Stepping Down

The long-serving CEO of Toonz Media Group, P. Jayakumar, is exiting his role after 26 years. The Indian exec will step down on November 30 after nearly three decades with the Trivandrum-based animation producer. Under his leadership, the company went from a local animation services provider to a global kids and family entertainment player with…

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OCBC customers unable to log into mobile banking app

OCBC customers unable to log into mobile banking app

[SINGAPORE] OCBC customers are experiencing difficulties logging into the bank’s mobile application on Thursday (Nov 27).  On outage tracking site Downdetector, more than 1,400 reports had been made from around 8.25 pm on issues relating to mobile banking and access to the app. In a Facebook post at 8.46 pm, OCBC said: “Our Internet banking…

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China’s low-cost auto parts flood Europe’s biggest car market

China’s low-cost auto parts flood Europe’s biggest car market

Seven in 10 European parts makers now face direct competition from Chinese imports: survey [FRANKFURT] Chinese automotive suppliers are inundating Germany with low-cost components, piling pressure on local manufacturers that are already grappling with muted demand and elevated costs, said labour officials. The influx of electrical systems and forged metal parts is hitting companies including…

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Coca-Cola sued by Johnny Cash estate

Coca-Cola sued by Johnny Cash estate

The estate of Johnny Cash has filed a federal lawsuit against the Coca-Cola Company, alleging that the beverage maker used an unauthorized imitation of the late singer’s voice in a national advertising campaign for the 2025 NCAA college football season. The November 25 complaint, filed in the Middle District of Tennessee, accuses Coca-Cola of violating…

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‘A Remarkable Place to Die’ Greenlit For Expanded Season 2 As New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon Makes A Set Visit

‘A Remarkable Place to Die’ Greenlit For Expanded Season 2 As New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon Makes A Set Visit

EXCLUSIVE: New Zealand-produced drama series is getting a second and expanded season. The show is produced out of Remarkable Studio and the Season 2 news dropped as Kiwi Prime Minister Christopher Luxon paid a visit to the department store turned film and TV facility. Screentime NZ produces A Remarkable Place to Die and is also behind…

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