Two weeks after deadly quake, Indonesian province now faces hunger and drought
Aid groups scramble as the disaster-stricken region struggles with food and water shortages.

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Aid groups scramble as the disaster-stricken region struggles with food and water shortages.
A new survey shows a quarter of U.S. employees treat the professional network as fair game for romance, even as LinkedIn bans it and removes hundreds of thousands of offending posts.
The fast-fashion giant once valued at $100 billion is now seeking a listing in Hong Kong at a marked-down price, signaling a sobering turn for the company and its investors.
The strait of Hormuz is back at the center of a live conflict, with tanker fires and reprisal attacks threatening the world's key oil chokepoint.
New Altrata data shows Hong Kong's billionaire count leads Asia and ranks second worldwide, while mainland Chinese cities close the gap on AI-driven wealth.
Industry groups say the proposed fee could hit budget travelers hardest, threatening a key segment of the country's tourism recovery.
George Arison is pushing AI, healthcare, and long-distance matchmaking to turn Grindr into a super app - but investors are still skeptical.
The city's two-year-old push to become a global gold trading centre is winning over critics, thanks to its unique position and China's appetite.
The probe into Unimicron's alleged relabeling of China-made parts could shake AI supply chains and force stricter vendor audits.
The fast-fashion giant's Hong Kong debut at a fraction of its 2022 peak cuts founder Sky Xu's net worth to $8B, signaling a shift in investor appetite from e-commerce to AI.
The shelved Looney Tunes film earned a franchise-best opening for indie distributor Ketchup, proving studio write-offs can leave money on the table.
As autonomous agents gain access to enterprise systems, security must shift from verifying identity to continuously validating behavior.