LUX and VML Singapore Create Entertaining Playlists That Spark Reflection on Gender Representation in Popular Bollywood Songs  SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 30 April 2025 – Iconic beauty brand, LUX, has always stood against casual sexism. Through the years, LUX has launched numerous campaigns to fight sexism and empower women. This year, LUX is tackling sexism head-on through music. Unstoppable female DJs: Dr Sangria, DJ Pearl and DJ Tashi rocking club-goers with electrifying LUX Mash-Ups. Teaming up with Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series—India’s leading music powerhouse with an expansive catalogue that resonates with diverse audiences—this collaboration marks a bold and culturally resonant step

SYDNEY, April 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Leading online FX and CFD broker Axi proudly announced a few months ago their first-ever Axi Select traders to have reached the Pro M stage of their capital allocation program, with each securing $1 million in funding. Axi Select celebrates Pro M $1M funded traders Axi Select celebrates Pro M $1M funded traders To celebrate this major milestone and their remarkable achievement, the two traders, Francisco Quesada Godines and Daniel Gutiérrez Viñas, visited Axi’s headquarters in Sydney, Australia, where they were formally inducted into the Axi Pro Hall of Fame, and were presented

Recognized for Advancing Global Wound Care Through Innovation and Efficacy AMSTERDAM, April 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — DEBRICHEM®, the flagship product of DEBx Medical has been awarded the IIWCG Achievement Award 2025 for Innovation in Wound Care at the 16th Abu Dhabi Wound Care Conference. Media Snippet. Presented during the Opening Ceremony at ADNEC, this recognition by the International Interprofessional Wound Care Group (IIWCG) honors excellence in wound care and spotlights breakthroughs redefining standards in chronic wound management through innovation and efficacy. It is not only an honor for DEBx Medical—it’s a tribute to the clinical judgment of many clinicians who continue to put DEBRICHEM® into practice

CGTN published an article on the repatriation of the Chu Silk Manuscripts, an over 2,000-year-old Chinese cultural treasure currently held in the United States. Tracing the artifact’s journey from its 1942 discovery in an ancient tomb to its 1946 smuggling to America by collector John Hadley Cox, the article presents compelling evidence from both Chinese and American scholars proving China’s rightful ownership. The Chu Silk Manuscripts date to around 300 B.C. The Chu Silk Manuscripts date to around 300 B.C. /CMG BEIJING, April 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — In the winter of 1942, Several grave robbers in Changsha, Hunan Province,