November 20, 2025

VinFast’s Rising Sales Strengthen Its Path Into Middle East Markets

VinFast’s Rising Sales Strengthen Its Path Into Middle East Markets Leave a reply VinFast officially launched in the Middle East in October 2024 HANOI, VIETNAM – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 November 2025 – VinFast’s rising sales and people-centered strategy have pushed the young brand into a notable position in Vietnam while drawing attention in the Middle East as a practical path into electric mobility. It was a striking month for VinFast. The company delivered 20,380 electric vehicles in October 2025, lifting its tally for the first ten months of the year to 124,264 units. The pace keeps VinFast at the top of Vietnam’s automotive market for the twelfth straight month, an unusual position for a relatively new electric vehicle maker navigating competition from older brands. For audiences in the Middle East, where interest in sustainable mobility is expanding quickly, VinFast’s rapid progress shows how a clear customer-focused strategy can alter the competitive landscape in a short period of time. From the beginning, VinFast set out to become more than an EV maker. The brand designed its portfolio to match the daily lives of a wide range of drivers, which includes compact city cars, family oriented SUVs, higher end models and dedicated commercial fleet options. Instead of relying on a single hero product, VinFast focuses on serving distinct lifestyles and budgets, making the shift to electric mobility attainable for first time EV buyers, families seeking reliability, professionals who rely on efficiency and businesses that require dependable fleet solutions. The results of this strategy can be seen clearly in the performance of key models. The compact VF 3, now widely regarded in Vietnam as a national favorite, led October sales with 4,619 units and reached more than 36,000 units since the start of the year. The VF 5 followed closely with more than

Bitget Shatters New Milestone with $5B in Stock Futures Cumulative Trading Volume

Bitget Shatters New Milestone with $5B in Stock Futures Cumulative Trading Volume Leave a reply Bitget Shatters New Milestone with $5B in Stock Futures Cumulative Trading Volume Bitget Shatters New Milestone with $5B in Stock Futures Cumulative Trading Volume VICTORIA, Seychelles, Nov. 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), today announced a new milestone for its fast-growing stock futures product line, surpassing $5 billion in cumulative trading volume. The achievement comes just one week after crossing the $3 billion mark, highlighting accelerating global demand for tokenized stock futures. The surge in activity mirrors the momentum of the US stock market, where AI-driven growth, record-breaking Q3 earnings, and renewed interest in tech leaders continue to capture trader attention. Among Bitget’s stock futures lineup, MicroStrategy (MSTR) led with $1.4 billion in cumulative volume, followed by Tesla (TSLA) at $1 billion and Apple (AAPL) at $472 million, casting a spotlight on strong appetite for both crypto and longstanding tech giants. Bitget currently lists over 30 USDT-margined perpetual futures tied to top US stocks, offering up to 25x leverage and highly competitive trading fees of 0.0065%. As tokenized equity adoption accelerates, Bitget launched a limited-time 90% trading fee reduction across all stock futures pairs. The promotion runs until January 31 and gives both new and existing users the opportunity to trade top equities at ultra-low cost while exploring the efficiency, flexibility, and round-the-clock access offered by tokenized stock futures. This rapid growth reinforces Bitget’s Universal Exchange (UEX) vision: a single platform where users can seamlessly move between crypto-native products and traditional financial markets under a single unified account. The expansion of stock futures, alongside tokenized stock tokens, brings Bitget closer to its goal of making global markets easier to access, easier to understand, and more cost-efficient. “Crossing $5 billion this quickly shows that

‫بي تي تي لوبريكانتس ترسّخ ريادتها العالمية بزيوت محركات فائقة الأداء معتمدة وفق معيار API SQ، وتتوسع من آسيا لتصل إلى الأسواق الصاعدة في أفريقيا والشرق الأوسط

‫بي تي تي لوبريكانتس ترسّخ ريادتها العالمية بزيوت محركات فائقة الأداء معتمدة وفق معيار API SQ، وتتوسع من آسيا لتصل إلى الأسواق الصاعدة في أفريقيا والشرق الأوسط Leave a reply بانكوك، تايلاند – 20 نوفمبر 2025 – Media OutReach Newswire – أعلنت بي تي تي لوبريكانتس، العلامة الرائدة التابعة لشركة بي تي تي للنفط وتجارة التجزئة العامة المحدودة (OR) عن دخولها مرحلة جديدة من التوسع العالمي مع إطلاق أول زيت محركات في تايلاند يحمل اعتماد معيار API SQ / ILSAC GF-7A الجديد، ويمثل هذا الإنجاز خطوة محورية تعزّز مكانة تايلاند كأحد أبرز المنافسين الصاعدين في مجال ابتكار زيوت المحركات على المستوى الدولي. أطلقت شركة بي تي تي لوبريكانتس زيت المحركات الجديد “PERFORMA SUPER SYNTHETIC 0W-20″، المطوَّر بتقنية إيفوتك الحصرية، الذي يرفع معيار حماية المحركات إلى أعلى المستويات العالمية، ويجمع هذا الزيت المعتمد وفق معيار API SQ / ILSAC GF-7A بين مقاومة فائقة للتآكل، والتحكم المثالي في الترسبات، والتوافق الكامل مع وقود الإيثانول، مع الالتزام بمعايير الانبعاثات الأوروبية (Euro V)، ليقدّم حلاً متكاملًا للسائقين الملتزمين بالقيادة الصديقة للبيئة ولشركات تصنيع المعدات الأصلية على حد سواء. قال السيد راشا أو-ثايتشان، نائب الرئيس التنفيذي الأول لقطاع زيوت التشحيم: “كوننا أول من يحصل على اعتماد API SQ في تايلاند يتجاوز كونه إنجازًا للمنتج فحسب؛ فهو يعكس قدرة آسيا على صياغة معايير جديدة للتنقل المستدام، إننا نعيد رسم حدود ما يمكن أن تقدمه ابتكارات زيوت التشحيم التايلاندية للأسواق العالمية.” تستفيد بي تي تي لوبريكانتس من موقعها المحلي كنقطة انطلاق نحو التوسع العالمي، في ظل اعتراف تايلاند كمركز عالمي لإنتاج السيارات—حيث أنتجت 1.88 مليون سيارة وتصدير أكثر من مليون وحدة في 2022 مستندةً إلى ريادتها بحصة سوقية تبلغ 30% واحتفاظها بلقب العلامة التجارية الأولى للزيوت لمدة 13 عامًا متتالية، لتواصل الآن تعزيز حضورها بقوة في الأسواق الأسرع نموًا. تمتد شبكة أعمال الشركة لتشمل جميع اقتصادات دول جنوب شرق آسيا التي تتضمن إندونيسيا وفيتنام وكمبوديا ولاوس والفلبين

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

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 Global Evaluation of Oppressive Air Mass Character and Frequency, analyzed weather data over a 30-year period from 1994 to 2024, isolating the two types of weather conditions, or “air masses”, considered most dangerous for human health: “dry tropical” (DT) weather, which is hot and dry, and “moist tropical” (MT) weather which is hot and humid. Heat exposure has traditionally been measured by exposure to daytime high temperatures and increasing “average” temperatures. This study points clearly to the urgent need for preventative and responsive actions on extreme heat to explicitly account for and address the rapidly rising threat of hotter nights. Global, regional, and city level data visualizations can be accessed via this link. The analysis found: Increases in nighttime temperatures, and decreases in the gap between daytime highs and nighttime lows across much of the globe 83% of cities in the study are experiencing sustained, higher nighttime temperatures. Nighttime temperatures are rising fastest in Melbourne, Australia (dry tropical), where they increase by 1°C every 5.36 years, and Dubai, UAE (moist tropical), where they rise by 1°C every 8.81 years. During moist tropical weather, Santa Maria, Upington, Seoul, Samarkand, Paris, Kuwait City, Portland, and Abadan are seeing the biggest decrease between daytime and nighttime temperatures. The number of cities seeing decreases per region breaks down as follows: Africa: 13 out of 15. Asia: 18 out of 22.

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