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Zero Energy Devices Markets and Technology Report 2024-2044: Essential Guide to this Large New ZED Opportunity - How to Create a $1 Billion ZED Business - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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The "Zero Energy Devices ZED: Self-Powered and Backscatter-Powered Electronics and Electrics Markets, Technology 2024-2044" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Key Points: 
  • The "Zero Energy Devices ZED: Self-Powered and Backscatter-Powered Electronics and Electrics Markets, Technology 2024-2044" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
  • You can create a billion-dollar business from making the next ZED materials or devices as detailed in this commercially-oriented 408-page report.
  • The primary author has created several successful high-tech businesses, so the report is realistic, including warnings concerning dead ends and over-promising.
  • At this stage you will realise that many zero energy devices without storage have been presented throughout the report.

RAW TRAVEL'S "MY SUMMER IN UKRAINE" SERIES PREMIERES APRIL 27, 2024

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NEW YORK, April 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AIM Tell-A-Vision® Group (AIM TV), producers of the nation's most-watched travel show, Raw Travel, announced that the first part of their four-part docuseries, "My Summer in Ukraine," premieres April 27-28 with Chapter One: "Silence is Death."

Key Points: 
  • Chapter Two: "Answering the Call," premieres May 4-5, followed by Chapter Three: "I Made a Promise," on May 11-12, and the finale, Chapter Four: "Fight for Peace," will hit broadcast TV on May 18-19, 2024.
  • Based on Raw Travel Producer and Host Robert G. Rose's travels in Ukraine in the summer of 2023, the film showcases the indomitable spirit of Ukrainians in a war zone.
  • Rose's journey was deeply personal and emotionally charged, taking him to L'viv, Kyiv, Bucha, Hostomel, Irpin, Kherson, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, and various villages.
  • "My Summer in Ukraine" is not just a story of tragedy but also a testament to the resilience and hope of the Ukrainian people.

Liquidity transformation and Eurosystem credit operations

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    Monetary asmmetries without (and with) price stickiness

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      World Kitchen Furniture Market Outlook 2024, Featuring 35 Company Profiles Including American Woodmark, Boffi, Cabico, Hanssem, IKEA, Interwood, Nobia, Oppein, Scavolini, Schuller, Weizter and Zbom - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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      World consumption of kitchen furniture is worth about USD 60 billion, accounting for about 15% of total world furniture consumption.

      Key Points: 
      • World consumption of kitchen furniture is worth about USD 60 billion, accounting for about 15% of total world furniture consumption.
      • North America is the main consuming area, covering over one-third of the world's kitchen furniture market, followed by Europe and Asia Pacific.
      • Part 3: Company profiles provides company profiles for 35 among the main kitchen furniture manufacturers worldwide.
      • The 60 countries covered by the World Indicators of kitchen furniture were selected based on size of the economy, importance of the kitchen sector and contribution to world trade of kitchen furniture.

      Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework - Closer alignment with FINREP solo

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      Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ?

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        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ?
          Executive summary

          2

          towards closer alignment of the two frameworks, rather than implementing all
          changes at once.

        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ?
          Executive summary

          3

          1

          Introduction
          The complementary IReF cost-benefit assessment (CBA) followed an earlier
          consultation on an initial CBA that was launched in 2020.

        • The report summarises the feedback received from the banking industry on the
          possible closer alignment of the IReF with FINREP solo.
        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ?
          Introduction

          4

          2

          General question on closer alignment
          with FINREP solo
          Closer alignment between the IReF and FINREP solo could allow more substantial
          use of the IReF dataset for supervisory purposes, with the potential benefit of
          reducing ad hoc requests to reporting agents due to a more analytical and stable
          dataset.

        • The ECB legal framework for collecting FINREP solo information (Regulation (EU)
          2015/34)4 currently sets up four different levels of reporting for proportionality
          measures:
          ?

          FINREP data points;

          ?

          over-simplified FINREP;

          ?

          simplified FINREP;

          ?

          full FINREP.

        • Closer alignment does not mean that data
          under the IReF will be collected from reporting agents at the level of the legal entity
          in its entirety.
        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ? General
          question on closer alignment with FINREP solo

          5

          Chart 2.1
          General assessment on closer alignment between the IReF and FINREP solo

          Notes: The percentages are calculated for each driver as the simple average of the corresponding frequencies across euro area
          countries.

        • See Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of
          the IReF Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results
          are calculated.
        • Members also raised the point that IReF
          information required for closer alignment with FINREP solo would only be collected
          from institutions that are currently subject to FINREP solo reporting.
        • The open text comments that were received in the complementary CBA show that
          different approaches to reporting at the level of the reporting agent may result in
          different expectations regarding closer alignment.
        • There
          were also several comments regarding the frequency and timeliness of the reporting
          of attributes needed for closer alignment with FINREP.
        • Many comments questioned which accounting standards will underpin IReF
          reporting, as those applicable to statistical reporting are often different from those
          relating to FINREP solo reporting.
        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ? General
          question on closer alignment with FINREP solo

          7

          3

          Extensions related to concepts already
          available in the IReF baseline scenario
          The IReF baseline scenario includes several accounting concepts that only apply to
          specific financial instruments.

        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • See
          Annex B of the report ?Complementary cost-benefit assessment of the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Extension of the IReF
          Regulation to cover country-specific requirements? published on the ECB?s website for information on how national results are
          calculated.
        • Complementary cost-benefit assessment on the Integrated Reporting Framework ? Annex A
          Results by type and size of respondent

          57

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          Website

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      EudraVigilance - EVWEB user manual

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        The Highly Anticipated Third Chapter in the Poppy Playtime Series, Chapter 3: Deep Sleep, to Officially Launch January 30

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        ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Mob Entertainment, a rapidly-growing transmedia entertainment company and creators of the globally successful Poppy Playtime franchise and Huggy Wuggy phenomena, today announced their newest game, Poppy Playtime Chapter 3: Deep Sleep, will officially launch to the public on January 30. Currently available to wishlist on Steam, Chapter 3: Deep Sleep is set to be the largest and scariest game experience of the series with new levels, locations and characters, including the introduction of the ferocious main antagonist, CatNap.

        Key Points: 
        • ST. LOUIS, Jan. 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Mob Entertainment, a rapidly-growing transmedia entertainment company and creators of the globally successful Poppy Playtime franchise and Huggy Wuggy phenomena, today announced their newest game, Poppy Playtime Chapter 3: Deep Sleep, will officially launch to the public on January 30.
        • With increasing demand from the Poppy Playtime community, Mob Entertainment is set to blow away its fans' expectations.
        • The company has amassed more than 35 million views of its most recent Chapter 3 trailer on the company's YouTube channel.
        • In addition to the official launch date, Mob Entertainment has debuted the final trailer for Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 giving fans their first in-game look at CatNap, the highly anticipated main adversary.

        Private U.S. Investment Landscape & Global Emerging Market Report 2023: Top 25 Investments Across Seed to Series C Rounds

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        DUBLIN, Jan. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Private U.S. Investment Landscape & Global Emerging Market Reports 2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

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        • DUBLIN, Jan. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Private U.S. Investment Landscape & Global Emerging Market Reports 2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
        • Your gateway to a comprehensive analysis of the U.S. investment patterns, global market's dynamic landscape, and emerging company trends.
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        • All-In-One Solution: The only investment intelligence platform that encompasses and connects data on 50 million private companies, market insights and investments.

        Forecasting euro area inflation with machine-learning models

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        The strategy review concluded in 2021 highlighted how most Eurosystem models used to forecast inflation are linear.

        Key Points: 
        • The strategy review concluded in 2021 highlighted how most Eurosystem models used to forecast inflation are linear.
        • Linear models assume that changes in, for example, wages, always have the same fixed, proportional effect on inflation.