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There are 50,000+ AI solutions worldwide, but barely 7.5% of domestic companies use them
Generative AI models for meeting summaries, AI-based image recognition for radiology reports, real-time data analysis for predictive maintenance – just a few examples of the countless corporate application areas. Artificial...
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This is why it is worth buying domestic products
What is the difference between a domestic and a foreign product? How do we recognize that a product is imported? When can a product be labeled as domestic? We will...
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New technology could revolutionize cocoa production
Nestlé researchers have developed a process that can produce chocolate raw materials from previously unused parts of the cocoa crop. The patented technology allows up to 30 percent more raw...
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The interest rate saga is over: banks compete for savings with promotions
The years 2023–2024 brought a golden period for retail government bond investors: the Premium Hungarian Government Bond and the Discount Treasury Bond provided a risk-free return of up to 15–19%....
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This is what will entice Hungarian buyers to buy in September
The daily routine, a new outfit or a good movie are the most helpful in getting back into the swing of things after the summer – shows the online research...
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A unique program is launched for the mental and physical health of teenagers
More and more young people today are struggling with body image issues, which affect not only their eating habits but also their overall performance. BioTechUSA aims to raise awareness of...
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ELTE: zebrafish and tomato fish together can help reveal brain function
According to new results from researchers at ELTE and the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network, zebrafish and tomato fish can complement each other and help to reveal the functioning of the...
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Toxic mycotoxins may be present in an increasing number of foods
For a long time, mycotoxins produced by mold fungi were mainly associated with feed safety and grain storage, but recent research shows that the danger can affect wildlife much more...
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Food allergy labels should be expanded, study suggests
Of the 2,999 cases analysed, 413 cases were linked to eight emerging allergens not currently subject to mandatory labelling. A new study has recommended that allergen warning labels in the...
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Eight out of ten parents would like to buy everything in one place for the start of school – Pepco offers a solution for this
As the school year approaches, parents are once again faced with the familiar challenge of buying all their school supplies. According to a recent survey, nearly eight out of ten...
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Competitive advantage or risk?
According to EY’s international research, there is a sharp divide between senior executives and users when it comes to the reliability of AI. While most managers believe their companies have...
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Driving safety and sunglasses: what does the latest research show?
Choosing the wrong pair of sunglasses can significantly jeopardize road safety. The wrong lens color or a shade that is too dark slows down the driver’s reaction time and impairs...
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New research: Vegetarians are not more docile, but more ambitious
A new study challenges the widespread stereotype that meat-free dieters are more peaceful and gentle than meat-eaters. According to psychological research published in the prestigious journal PLOS One, vegetarians, on...
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Self-driving cars in the big city – Hungarian researchers are working on such algorithms
Many people think that the biggest challenge in developing self-driving cars is technology. In fact, the most complex problem is the city itself: where people and cars, bicycles and scooters,...
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It’s not the star that matters: Hungarian customers want to see negative reviews too
According to a recent study by MediaMarkt, the majority of customers would test products themselves, and they no longer have absolute trust in five-star reviews. Hungarians do not believe in...
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Whose trust is it? – this is how the domestic influencer market is changing
Two-thirds of Hungarian internet users regularly consume influencer content, but they are becoming increasingly selective and less susceptible to empty marketing slogans – according to a 2024 joint study by...
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High protein content, low utilization – new research on protein bars
In recent years, global demand for functional foods has grown significantly—especially for those marketed as “high in protein.” With the rise of fitness and health-conscious trends, protein bars have become...
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Five major trends shaping the future of global business service centers
Leading global business services providers are responding to the challenges of a rapidly changing business environment with comprehensive digital strategies, the use of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), and global talent...
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A large-scale Spanish study is looking for volunteers for free wine
Researchers at the University of Navarra in Spain have launched the world’s largest clinical trial on alcohol consumption to date, with the aim of scientifically determining whether moderate alcohol consumption...
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This is how artificial intelligence became part of everyday life
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an almost invisible part of everyday life, according to the Ipsos AI Monitor 2025 global survey and international research by EY. While the majority of...
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Many Hungarians flee to malls to escape the heat – research
Hungarian consumers consider air conditioning and light clothing to be the most effective ways to beat the summer heat, according to the latest online survey by Etele Plaza. The majority...
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Baggy eyes and bare trees – these are this year’s emoji trends
A heart, a laughing face or a spark – sometimes that’s enough to get your message across. Or is it not? On the occasion of World Emoji Day (July 17),...
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Hungary trusts AI
As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly impacts everyday life around the world, the vast majority of Hungarians already know the basics of the technology and trust that companies will use data...
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Global Minimum Tax: American corporate groups may be permanently exempt from regulation
There have been exciting developments in the recent period regarding the global minimum tax. Based on the latest political agreements, American corporate groups may be exempted from the global minimum...
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A surprising pairing: trade and sustainability can go hand in hand
If the interests of producers and local communities are also taken into account, trade can be a tool, not just an obstacle, in achieving sustainability, concludes a recently concluded EU...
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This is how Hungarians eat lunch – we are still a meat-eating nation
A recent domestic study revealed how Hungarian food culture has (not) changed in the 21st century. The survey clearly revealed that meat is still an integral part of meals and...
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Young people are now more conscious wine drinkers
A recent representative survey commissioned by the National Council of Wine Communities (HNT) showed a significant increase in occasional, experience-based wine consumption among 18-40 year olds. This article is available...
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Recent research: guests avoid restaurants with poor restroom conditions
In a Tork international survey, 73% of respondents said that unpleasant restroom experiences significantly influence their decision to return1 to a hospitality venue. The condition of restrooms is a key...
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Hungarian SMEs see the future in development
The vast majority of companies desire and plan technological developments, and they see digitalization as key to increasing competitiveness, but the prevalence of automation and Industry 4.0 solutions is still...
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More than half of Slovenians would vacation in Croatia this year
71 percent of Slovenians are planning a vacation this year, and more than half of respondents would go to Croatia, according to the results of a survey by the Mediana...
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