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The emergence of AI-powered music-creation platforms such as Suno is expanding the possibilities for musical creativity, but it is also introducing significant copyright risks. While Suno says it does not allow the use of copyrighted material, the article describes vulnerabilities that can be used to generate imitations of well-known songs.…
Au Lac Group has increased its stake in Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) to more than 5%. On March 26, Ms. Nguyen Thien Huong Jenny purchased 931,700 shares of ACB (HOSE: ACB), bringing the Au Lac–linked group’s total holding to 5.01%.
Ms. Nguyen Thien Huong Jenny raised her holding from 77.9 million shares (1.517%) to 78.84 million shares (1.53%). Using the March 26 average price of ACB at 23,458 VND per share, the purchase is estimated to have cost nearly 22 billion VND.
The article states that Ms. Jenny is the daughter of Ngo Thu Thuy, chairwoman of Au Lac Joint Stock Company. It also notes the following ACB holdings among related parties:
Together, the Au Lac–related group holds 257.4 million shares, equivalent to 5.01% of ACB’s capital, making it a major shareholder in the bank.
Au Lac (UPCoM: ALC) was established in 2002. The company’s strategy has focused on marine petroleum transportation domestically and internationally. It has formed strategic partnerships and directly signed transport contracts with major shippers in Vietnam, including Saigon Petro, Skypec, Thalexim, Petrolimex, PV Oil, and Petimex.
Au Lac operates eight oil ships with total deadweight tonnage of 119,581 DWT, supporting fleet management and operations to international standards.
Premium gym chains are entering a “golden era” that is ending or already in decline, as rising operating costs collide with shifting consumer preferences toward more flexible, community-based ways to exercise. Long-term memberships are shrinking, margins are pressured by higher rents and facility expenses, and competition from smaller, more personalized…
