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Cell cryopreservation market projected to hit $90.92 billion by 2035
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Market Research Future says the global cell cryopreservation market will grow from $17.89 billion in 2026 to $90.92 billion by 2035, driven by cell and gene therapy scale-up, biobank expansion and automation in cryogenic storage.
WMF 2026 brings 3,000 startups and investors to Bologna
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World Startup & VC Fest returns June 24-26 at WMF 2026 in Bologna, drawing more than 3,000 startups, investors, and corporates from 80+ countries.
Diplomatic Courier to host Paris Dialogues alongside G7 and VivaTech
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Diplomatic Courier and World in 2050 will convene Paris Dialogues in Paris and Évian-les-Bains from June 15-20, bringing business, policy, education and tech leaders together to examine how AI disruption is widening the gap between innovation and…
Madeira Gains Ground With Wedding Planners
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Wedding professionals are looking more closely at Madeira as a destination that can shape the full celebration, not just host a venue.
RetreatBoss Magazine spotlights family as the missing piece in wellness travel
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RetreatBoss Magazine’s Summer 2026 issue, Issue 006, reframes wellness travel around family connection, grief, chosen family, and shared rituals.
Limitless Sky expands sea-to-sky private jet and yacht packages
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Limitless Sky is expanding its Sea-to-Sky luxury travel program with Blue Ocean Club and Limitless Sea, pairing private jet charters with helicopter transfers and superyacht stays.
letsrocc launches Marketing MRI to diagnose hidden marketing failures
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Frankfurt consultancy letsrocc has launched Marketing MRI, a six-week fixed-fee examination for mid-market companies with revenue between €20 million and €250 million.
XS.com appoints Omar Alaa as MENA marketing director
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XS.com has named Omar Alaa as Director of Marketing for MENA as the broker pushes deeper into the Middle East and North Africa.
EU checks find most remote-controlled toys fail interference rules
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A EU-funded inspection of 88 remote-controlled toys for children ages 3 to 14 found 53 products, or 60%, failed EU interference standards.
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