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Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Bhutanese Prime Minister Tsering Toje agreed to strengthen bilateral relations.JERA Global CEO Carney: If the conflict in the Middle East continues, we may need to work with governments to consider measures such as calling for electricity conservation and restarting idle coal-fired power plants.JERA Global CEO Carney: Despite the tense situation in the Middle East, there will be no immediate shortage of liquefied natural gas supply.On March 14th, a spokesperson for Irans Hatem Anbia Central Command stated that the US military simplistically described the damage to its refueling aircraft as a "technical malfunction," downplayed the deaths of its soldiers as "mild concussions," and ignored the damage and casualties on the USS Ford aircraft carrier and other vessels. He emphasized that wherever the enemy is, they will be buried under gunfire and ruins.On March 14th, an "internal message" about ByteDance layoffs circulated online yesterday. "WeChat chat records" showed that ByteDances Wuhan R&D center would undergo large-scale staff reductions, with some "insiders" even confirming that "this adjustment is a done deal." In response to the online rumor that "ByteDances entire Wuhan branch has been laid off," ByteDance stated today: "Currently, ByteDance has over 2,000 employees in Wuhan, covering multiple businesses including life services, Autohome, Lark, ByteDance Engine, and Volcano Engine, and will continue to increase its investment in Hubei. Recently, due to business adjustments, 50 employees will be relocated. The online claim that ByteDances entire Wuhan branch has been laid off is untrue."
