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By Ratna Wulandari October 12, 2026
Ship traffic through Hormuz drops sharply, about 75% from prewar level, affecting oil shipments.
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By Dewi Kusuma October 9, 2026
South Korea stocks fall despite Samsung’s record earnings, as foreign investors sell shares worth 2.7 trillion won in a single session.
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By Sari Rahayu October 8, 2026
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When a Small Screen Crack Becomes a Bigger Problem for Your Apple Watch
By Sari Rahayu October 6, 2026
A smartwatch may look small, but its screen handles an impressive amount of everyday activity. It displays notifications, tracks workouts, receives calls, controls apps, and responds to touch throughout the day. When that screen becomes cracked, unresponsive, or difficult to read, even simple tasks can become frustrating. This is why iWatch screen repair can be […]
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