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Big Win for TP in Thailand at HR Excellence Awards: Setting a new benchmark in people-driven resilience

Big Win for TP in Thailand at HR Excellence Awards: Setting a new benchmark in people-driven resilience Leave a reply Big Win for TP in Thailand at HR Excellence Awards: Setting a new benchmark in people-driven resilience Big Win for TP in Thailand at HR Excellence Awards: Setting a new benchmark in people-driven resilience BANGKOK, Thailand, Nov. 20, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — TP (ex-Teleperformance) in Thailand, a leader in digital business services, today announced that it has been recognized with two honors at the HR Excellence Awards Thailand 2025. The Silver Award for Excellence in Best HR Team and the

Green Our Planet named winner of F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas

Green Our Planet named winner of F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas Leave a reply Ciara Byrne receives the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas on behalf of winning initiative Green Our Planet ahead of the Formula 1® Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. Ciara Byrne receives the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas on behalf of winning initiative Green Our Planet ahead of the Formula 1® Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. The final F1® Allwyn Global Community Award of the 2025 season presented to local sustainability education initiative  The €100,000 donation from

Green Our Planet named winner of F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas

Ciara Byrne receives the F1® Allwyn Global Community Award in Las Vegas on behalf of winning initiative Green Our Planet ahead of the Formula 1® Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix 2025. The final F1® Allwyn Global Community Award of the 2025 season presented to local sustainability education initiative The €100,000 donation from Allwyn will be […]

New Global Study: Dangerous Nighttime Heat Rising in 83% of Global Cities Analyzed, Becoming More Oppressive, And More Frequent

New Global Study: Dangerous Nighttime Heat Rising in 83% of Global Cities Analyzed, Becoming More Oppressive, And More Frequent Leave a reply WASHINGTON, Nov. 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — While leaders have been focusing on avoiding breaching the +1.5°C threshold of the Paris Agreement, a sweeping new scientific analysis of the most dangerous summer weather conditions across 100 major global cities revealed that minimum nighttime temperatures have been rising up to 10 times faster than daytime average highs in many global cities during oppressively hot weather. The study by Climate Resilience for All, Extreme Heat and the Shrinking Diurnal Range: A

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