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FARMLORE IN BENGALURU IS UNVEILED AS THE WINNER OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS ONE TO WATCH AWARD 2025 AS PART OF ASIA'S 50 BEST RESTAURANTS

LONDON, March 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Farmlore in Bengaluru has been honoured as the 2025 recipient of the prestigious American Express One To Watch Award. Selected by the 50 Best team based on the votes of its Academy and specific editorial criteria, this award highlights dining establishments that showcase exceptional culinary talent, creativity and the potential to secure a spot in the Asia's 50 Best Restaurants list over the coming years. Asia's 50 Best Restaurants announces Bengaluru-based restaurant Farmlore as the recipient of the American Express One To Watch Award 2025 Farmlore, an 18-seater dining experience on a 37-acre farm near Bengaluru, India, is the brainchild of chef Johnson Ebenezer and entrepreneur Kaushik Raju. The restaurant embodies a farm-to-table ethos, driven by seasonality, sustainability and local produce. Its name cleverly combines 'folklore' and 'locavore,' reflecting its dedication to celebrating regional ingredients and cultural narratives. William Drew, Director of Content for Asia's 50 Best Restaurants, says: "Amid the restaurants with a 'farm-to-table' philosophy, Farmlore stands apart with its immersive experience, nestled within an actual working farm. We congratulate chef Johnson and the teams behind the kitchens and farms at Farmlore, on this very well-earned accolade." The restaurant's menus, shaped by the freshest harvests from its farm, consistently highlight core themes, including a strong South Indian influence. Here they prioritise ethical, organic farming principles passed down through generations that also preserve soil health while creating nutrient-rich produce. The design harmonises with its natural surroundings, featuring earthy tones, open spaces and a minimalist aesthetic that fosters an intimate yet direct connection to nature. On winning, Chef Johnson says, "We are truly humbled to be recognised by Asia's 50 Best Restaurants. This award is a testament to our unwavering commitment to doing things the right way while staying true to our values and prioritising ethics over expediency. It's also a testament to the younger generation of chefs who dare to stick to their strengths and roots." Farmlore will be further celebrated at the in-person awards ceremony held on 25 March 2025 in Seoul in collaboration with host destination partner, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and the Seoul Metropolitan Government. The awards ceremony will be streamed live via the link here. The announcement of the list and individual awards can be followed via the 50 Best social media channels, with the livestream beginning at 20:00 Korea time. Media Centre:https://mediacentre.theworlds50best.com/

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A new report by McKinsey & Company and the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry explores the state of the industry and growth themes for 2025 and beyond

HOW SPORTING GOODS BRANDS CAN TURN UNCERTAINTY INTO OPPORTUNITY BERN, Switzerland, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- McKinsey & Company and the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) are pleased to announce the publication of 'Sporting Goods 2025 – The new balancing act: Turning uncertainty into Opportunity'. The fifth edition of the annual industry report offers an in-depth examination of the key trends shaping the global competitive landscape in sporting goods. It features insights from two proprietary surveys, market research and analysis, and interviews with executives of Colnago, Decathlon, Lululemon, On, TRX, and Victory Group. The report identifies physical inactivity as a major untapped market - sporting goods players have an opportunity to take targeted action to empower sedentary consumers to increase their physical activity levels. Active lifestyle as identity: the fit are getting fitter, presenting an opportunity for sporting goods brands to develop products that meet the emotional and functional needs of active consumers and foster long-term loyalty. A re-shuffling of the market share: challenger brands and new entrants expanding at a faster rate than main-players due to decline in barriers to market-entry. Boom of blended live-sports and entertainment: opportunities lie in combining in-person and digital offerings and capitalizing on the intersection of sports and entertainment. Global Sporting Goods Industry Report 2025 https://prowly-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/78247/assets/726518/-4a9c3fd9441c8d032aedf8e50fcddc62.pdf McKinsey & Company and WFSGI will host a webinar on March 17th, providing actionable insights and strategies to navigate industry complexities. Register here. Report findings Over the past year, the sporting goods industry has persevered through economic volatility, geopolitical tensions, and evolving consumer behavior. Softening growth—projected to be 6 percent annually from 2024 to 2029—is compelling executives to focus equally on the top and bottom lines. Still, the report found that 44 percent of industry executives are feeling 'optimistic' or 'rather optimistic' about 2025, signaling their cautious confidence in seizing opportunities amid pervasive challenges. "Amid an uncertain terrain, our analysis highlights evolving consumer behavior and trends that offer growth opportunities for sporting goods brands," said Alexander Thiel, Partner at McKinsey. "To thrive in 2025, executives should focus on balancing top-line and bottom-line growth, engaging diverse consumer segments, and integrating in-person and digital experiences." Emma Zwiebler, WFSGI CEO continued: "I'm pleased to see that this report highlights the opportunity to turn the inactivity crisis into a catalyst for positive change for health and business. While the statistics are significant and concerning, they also present a chance to engage the 1.8 billion inactive adults identified by the WHO. Encouraging movement is not just a health necessity but a major business opportunity. Our industry has the potential to improve global well-being by playing our part in making physical activity more accessible and creating a healthier, more active world for everyone. And in doing so, we will drive growth for the industry. It's a win-win." The report explores key themes that will shape the market, and it highlights consumer trends that could represent paths to growth: Physical inactivity as the biggest untapped market. Despite the significant benefits of physical activity, the share of inactive adults jumped from 26 percent in 2010 to 31 percent in 2022 and could reach 35 percent by 2030. The global adult population that is currently not meeting WHO's recommended levels of physical activity totals 1.8 billion—an untapped market equivalent to twice the size of India's adult population. Sporting goods players have an opportunity to take targeted action to empower sedentary consumers to increase their physical activity levels. They could seek to remove barriers to physical activity for more sedentary segments, including via product innovation, marketing campaigns to raise awareness, and enhanced youth engagement. The report also highlights that increased intersectoral collaboration is necessary as the challenge is too great for the industry to tackle alone. Active lifestyle as identity. While physical inactivity has reached record levels around the world, there is also a consumer segment that is becoming increasingly active. For those who are already physically active, exercise has evolved from a casual pursuit into a linchpin of health regimens and a defining element of personal identity. Almost one in two active consumers and a significant portion of Gen Zers and millennials view fitness as their core identity. This trend presents an opportunity for sporting goods brands to develop products that meet the emotional and functional needs of active consumers and foster long-term loyalty. Market share reshuffle. The sporting goods market has witnessed a proliferation of new entrants including both general apparel players, and specialized players for segments such as running, yoga, cycling, or gym attire. These challenger brands have benefited from declining barriers to market entry and a tightly focused value proposition for specific consumer segments. From 2019 to 2024, publicly traded challenger brands expanded at a faster rate than large incumbents, gaining three percentage points of market share. Boom of blended live sports and entertainment. According to our consumer survey, 81 percent of respondents attended in-person fitness classes in the past year. The thirst for live experiences—McKinsey estimates the global live events ticketing market surpassed $100 billion in 2023 and could reach $150 billion by 2030—has led to more venues blending sports, entertainment, and retail; new sports formats featuring competition and spectacle; and more sports-based content. Brands could seek to effectively combine in-person and digital offerings and capitalize on the intersection of sports and entertainment by partnering with other players. About the research This report features insights and perspectives from several research efforts. WFSGI Sporting Goods Industry Executives Pulse Check, December 2024 – a survey of 50 sporting goods executives to gauge their overall sentiment on the state of the industry and the factors that will matter most. McKinsey Sporting Goods Report Consumer Survey, December 2024 – a survey of more than 3,600 consumers across Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States to explore their approach to physical activity, interaction with live sports and entertainment, and consumption of sportswear brands. Of this sample, we segmented 1,842 respondents who identified as active consumers to further understand this segment. Additional research and analysis—including a review of publicly available sources (annual reports, company publications, and press releases) and financial analysis on publicly traded companies to evaluate their performance and market shares. Global Sporting Goods Industry Report 2025 https://prowly-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/78247/assets/726518/-4a9c3fd9441c8d032aedf8e50fcddc62.pdf   A live webinar will take place on March 17th with McKinsey & Company and WFSGI CEO Emma Zwiebler. Register here. About McKinsey & Company McKinsey is a global management consulting firm committed to helping organizations accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth. We work with clients across the private, public, and social sectors to solve complex problems and create positive change for all their stakeholders. We combine bold strategies and transformative technologies to help organizations innovate more sustainably, achieve lasting gains in performance, and build workforces that will thrive for this generation and the next. www.mckinsey.com  About WFSGI The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) is the global voice of the sporting goods industry. Representing brands, manufacturers, retailers, and national federations, WFSGI advocates for policies and initiatives that foster health, sustainability, and economic growth through sport and physical activity. www.wfsgi.org  Media Pack

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A new report by McKinsey & Company and the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry explores the state of the industry and growth themes for 2025 and beyond

HOW SPORTING GOODS BRANDS CAN TURN UNCERTAINTY INTO OPPORTUNITY BERN, Switzerland, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- McKinsey & Company and the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) are pleased to announce the publication of 'Sporting Goods 2025 – The new balancing act: Turning uncertainty into Opportunity'. The fifth edition of the annual industry report offers an in-depth examination of the key trends shaping the global competitive landscape in sporting goods. It features insights from two proprietary surveys, market research and analysis, and interviews with executives of Colnago, Decathlon, Lululemon, On, TRX, and Victory Group. The report identifies physical inactivity as a major untapped market - sporting goods players have an opportunity to take targeted action to empower sedentary consumers to increase their physical activity levels. Active lifestyle as identity: the fit are getting fitter, presenting an opportunity for sporting goods brands to develop products that meet the emotional and functional needs of active consumers and foster long-term loyalty. A re-shuffling of the market share: challenger brands and new entrants expanding at a faster rate than main-players due to decline in barriers to market-entry. Boom of blended live-sports and entertainment: opportunities lie in combining in-person and digital offerings and capitalizing on the intersection of sports and entertainment. Global Sporting Goods Industry Report 2025 https://prowly-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/78247/assets/726518/-4a9c3fd9441c8d032aedf8e50fcddc62.pdf McKinsey & Company and WFSGI will host a webinar on March 17th, providing actionable insights and strategies to navigate industry complexities. Register here. Report findings Over the past year, the sporting goods industry has persevered through economic volatility, geopolitical tensions, and evolving consumer behavior. Softening growth—projected to be 6 percent annually from 2024 to 2029—is compelling executives to focus equally on the top and bottom lines. Still, the report found that 44 percent of industry executives are feeling 'optimistic' or 'rather optimistic' about 2025, signaling their cautious confidence in seizing opportunities amid pervasive challenges. "Amid an uncertain terrain, our analysis highlights evolving consumer behavior and trends that offer growth opportunities for sporting goods brands," said Alexander Thiel, Partner at McKinsey. "To thrive in 2025, executives should focus on balancing top-line and bottom-line growth, engaging diverse consumer segments, and integrating in-person and digital experiences." Emma Zwiebler, WFSGI CEO continued: "I'm pleased to see that this report highlights the opportunity to turn the inactivity crisis into a catalyst for positive change for health and business. While the statistics are significant and concerning, they also present a chance to engage the 1.8 billion inactive adults identified by the WHO. Encouraging movement is not just a health necessity but a major business opportunity. Our industry has the potential to improve global well-being by playing our part in making physical activity more accessible and creating a healthier, more active world for everyone. And in doing so, we will drive growth for the industry. It's a win-win." The report explores key themes that will shape the market, and it highlights consumer trends that could represent paths to growth: Physical inactivity as the biggest untapped market. Despite the significant benefits of physical activity, the share of inactive adults jumped from 26 percent in 2010 to 31 percent in 2022 and could reach 35 percent by 2030. The global adult population that is currently not meeting WHO's recommended levels of physical activity totals 1.8 billion—an untapped market equivalent to twice the size of India's adult population. Sporting goods players have an opportunity to take targeted action to empower sedentary consumers to increase their physical activity levels. They could seek to remove barriers to physical activity for more sedentary segments, including via product innovation, marketing campaigns to raise awareness, and enhanced youth engagement. The report also highlights that increased intersectoral collaboration is necessary as the challenge is too great for the industry to tackle alone. Active lifestyle as identity. While physical inactivity has reached record levels around the world, there is also a consumer segment that is becoming increasingly active. For those who are already physically active, exercise has evolved from a casual pursuit into a linchpin of health regimens and a defining element of personal identity. Almost one in two active consumers and a significant portion of Gen Zers and millennials view fitness as their core identity. This trend presents an opportunity for sporting goods brands to develop products that meet the emotional and functional needs of active consumers and foster long-term loyalty. Market share reshuffle. The sporting goods market has witnessed a proliferation of new entrants including both general apparel players, and specialized players for segments such as running, yoga, cycling, or gym attire. These challenger brands have benefited from declining barriers to market entry and a tightly focused value proposition for specific consumer segments. From 2019 to 2024, publicly traded challenger brands expanded at a faster rate than large incumbents, gaining three percentage points of market share. Boom of blended live sports and entertainment. According to our consumer survey, 81 percent of respondents attended in-person fitness classes in the past year. The thirst for live experiences—McKinsey estimates the global live events ticketing market surpassed $100 billion in 2023 and could reach $150 billion by 2030—has led to more venues blending sports, entertainment, and retail; new sports formats featuring competition and spectacle; and more sports-based content. Brands could seek to effectively combine in-person and digital offerings and capitalize on the intersection of sports and entertainment by partnering with other players. About the research This report features insights and perspectives from several research efforts. WFSGI Sporting Goods Industry Executives Pulse Check, December 2024 – a survey of 50 sporting goods executives to gauge their overall sentiment on the state of the industry and the factors that will matter most. McKinsey Sporting Goods Report Consumer Survey, December 2024 – a survey of more than 3,600 consumers across Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States to explore their approach to physical activity, interaction with live sports and entertainment, and consumption of sportswear brands. Of this sample, we segmented 1,842 respondents who identified as active consumers to further understand this segment. Additional research and analysis—including a review of publicly available sources (annual reports, company publications, and press releases) and financial analysis on publicly traded companies to evaluate their performance and market shares. Global Sporting Goods Industry Report 2025 https://prowly-prod.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/uploads/78247/assets/726518/-4a9c3fd9441c8d032aedf8e50fcddc62.pdf A live webinar will take place on March 17th with McKinsey & Company and WFSGI CEO Emma Zwiebler. Register here. About McKinsey & Company McKinsey is a global management consulting firm committed to helping organizations accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth. We work with clients across the private, public, and social sectors to solve complex problems and create positive change for all their stakeholders. We combine bold strategies and transformative technologies to help organizations innovate more sustainably, achieve lasting gains in performance, and build workforces that will thrive for this generation and the next. www.mckinsey.com  About WFSGI The World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) is the global voice of the sporting goods industry. Representing brands, manufacturers, retailers, and national federations, WFSGI advocates for policies and initiatives that foster health, sustainability, and economic growth through sport and physical activity. www.wfsgi.org  Media Pack

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Litmus Automation, MachineMetrics, and Augury Take the Lead in ABI Research's Data Analytics for OEE: Up-and-Comers Competitive Ranking

NEW YORK, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The new Competitive Ranking by global technology intelligence firm ABI Research provides an in-depth and unbiased examination of the solutions offered from ten emerging Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) data analytics suppliers. These "up-and-comers" are defined as companies with fewer than 2,000 employees and founded within the last 15 years. Vendors outside this scope were excluded to maintain consistency. The report evaluates vendors based on eleven criteria across innovation and implementation, including connectivity, deployment, usability, new technology use, and visualization. It also assesses commercial success, time-to-value (TTV), go-to-market strategy (GTM), manufacturing vertical penetration, scalability, and pricing. The companies evaluated and ranked are:  Market Leaders: Litmus Automation, MachineMetrics, Augury Mainstream: Crosser, Itanta Analytics, Ekhosoft, Limble, InfluxData, MaintainXFollowers: Aptean  "Litmus Automation ranked first overall, leading in connectivity and deployment criteria for innovation, along with high scores in scalability and time-to-value," states James Iversen, Industrial and Manufacturing Industry Analyst at ABI Research. "MachineMetrics placed second overall due to manufacturing vertical penetration and rapid scalability through automatic data tag mapping for standardized schema. Augury ranked third overall with strong scores in commercial success and pricing structure." Mainstream vendors Crosser Technologies, Itanta Analytics, Ekhosoft, Limble, InfluxData, and MaintainX have robust OEE solutions. However, have ground to gain in terms of scalability and manufacturing vertical penetration. These companies have an opportunity to deploy both On-Premises and SaaS solutions with no-code alterations, along with open APIs and a strong method of data standardization. Ekhosoft and Itanta Analytics would benefit from expanding coverage to all process industries they aim to serve. Aptean is the only follower in the assessment. "Aptean has a good base for growth with the necessary components of SaaS and On-Premises offerings, role-specific views, and low/no-code platform customization. To compete with rising Up-and-Comers, Aptean should be more flexible in how it sells its solution by working with system integrators and value-added resellers," Iversen concludes. These findings are from ABI Research's Up-and-Comers: Data Analytics for OEE Competitive Ranking report. This report is part of the company's  Industrial and Manufacturing Technologies research service, which includes research, data, and ABI Insights. Competitive Ranking reports offer comprehensive analysis of implementation and innovation strategies, to offer unparalleled insight into a company's performance and standing in comparison to its competitors.   About ABI Research ABI Research is a global technology intelligence firm uniquely positioned at the intersection of technology solution providers and end-market companies. We serve as the bridge that seamlessly connects these two segments by providing exclusive research and expert guidance to drive successful technology implementations and deliver strategies proven to attract and retain customers. ABI Research是一家全球性的技术情报公司,拥有得天独厚的优势,充当终端市场公司和技术解决方案提供商之间的桥梁,通过提供独家研究和专业性指导,推动成功的技术实施和提供经证明可吸引和留住客户的战略,无缝连接这两大主体。 For more information about ABI Research's services, contact us at +1.516.624.2500 in the Americas, +44.203.326.0140 in Europe, +65.6592.0290 in Asia-Pacific, or visit www.abiresearch.com. Contact Info:  Global                                                              Deborah Petrara                                                           Tel: +1.516.624.2558                                                    pr@abiresearch.com      

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WIC hosts AI Computing Power Development Forum in Spain

BEIJING, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A news report from chinadaily.com.cn: The AI Computing Power Development Forum, under the theme of "Building an Integrated, Inclusive, and Green AI Computing Power Ecosystem," hosted by the World Internet Conference (WIC), took place during the Mobile World Congress 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, on Tuesday. Yang Jianwen, Vice Minister of the Cyberspace Administration of China, addressed the forum. Yang noted that as the era of comprehensive intelligence unfolds, AI is profoundly reshaping industries and daily life, creating vast opportunities and driving the next wave of industrial transformation. To build AI computing power that is efficient and high-quality, secure and stable, inclusive and accessible, mutually beneficial, and environmentally sustainable, efforts should focus on strengthening collaborative innovation, optimizing infrastructure, making strategic investments in network facilities, expanding real-world application scenarios, and advancing green technology adoption. Key speakers at the forum included Zhao Houlin, Former Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union; Sihan Bo Chen, Head of Greater China, GSMA; Li Zixue, Chairman of ZTE Corporation; Zhang Dong, Vice-President of China Mobile; Liu Jun, Executive Vice-President of Lenovo Group; Besik Bugianishvili, Chief Executive Director and Chairman of the Board of Directors of JSC Development Fund of Georgia; Jiang Tao, Co-founder and Senior Vice-President of iFlytek; Luigi Gambardella, President of ChinaEU; and Zhao Hejuan, Founder, Chairperson and CEO of TMTPOST Group. The attendees unanimously agreed that inclusivity and cross-industry collaboration are essential for sustainable AI development and further international cooperation is needed to collectively address challenges related to computing power and energy consumption. They also expressed their hope that the WIC would play a greater role in such sectors as AI computing power, serving as a platform for global collaboration, accelerating digital transformation, and ensuring that digital technologies deliver greater benefits to humanity.

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This is Wuhan: a journey through time

WUHAN, China, March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- A report from Changjiang Daily.   This is Wuhan: a journey through time Recently, "Traveling in China" has become a highly trending topic on social media platforms, as more international travelers express growing interest in exploring the nation's rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes. In line with this surge in travel enthusiasm, Wuhan International Communications Center launched an innovative series of multimedia travel guides "Understanding China, Discover Wuhan," to offer a comprehensive introduction to the city for international visitors. These guides, which include videos, posters, and other digital content, aim to help travelers make the most of their time in Wuhan. On Jan. 23, the first episode of the series, titled "This is Wuhan," officially premiered. The episode offers an insightful introduction to Wuhan's history and culture through its vast collection of museums, which serve as windows into the city's past and present. Wuhan, a vibrant city where the past and present blend seamlessly, offers a unique opportunity to explore its rich cultural heritage through museums. With 130 museums scattered throughout the city, Wuhan serves as a living repository of Chinese civilization, providing visitors with a chance to trace the city's ancient origins and discover the stories that have shaped it. Start your journey at the Panlongcheng Site Park, where you can step back 3,500 years in time. Here, you'll encounter ancient relics that reveal what life was like in one of the earliest known civilizations in the region. For those fascinated by the allure of Chu culture, the Hubei Provincial Museum is a must-visit. Among its treasures is the famous Sword of Goujian, which has remained rust-free for over a thousand years. You'll also be captivated by the harmonious chime bells of the Marquis of Zeng, a piece of ancient musical that has stood the test of time. No visit to Wuhan is complete without a trip to Yellow Crane Tower, a cultural and poetic icon overlooking the majestic Yangtze River. As you stand on it, you're not just enjoying a scenic view, but also absorbing the deep history and artistic legacy the tower has witnessed throughout the centuries. To truly understand Wuhan's vibrant past, head to the Wuhan Museum, where you can immerse yourself in the "Confluence of the Yangtze and Han Rivers" that showcase the city's prosperity during the Ming dynasty. The cultural relics in Wuhan Museum offer an overall look into the wealth and cultural richness that once defined Wuhan. Imagine traveling back a hundred years, when the banks of the Yangtze River were teeming with ships. The air was filled with a blend of dialects and foreign languages from bustling docks, while the fragrance of tea wafted through the streets. Amidst this scene, the bell of the Hankow Customs would echo across the river, marking the rhythm of the city's bustling trade and cultural exchanges. For a glimpse into this rich history, be sure to visit the Hankow Customs House Museum, where the city's development as a major commercial hub comes to life. From ancient relics to modern developments, Wuhan's museums and historical sites provide a fascinating window into its past and present. Whether you're exploring ancient sites or soaking in the city's artistic heritage, Wuhan is a place where history is not only preserved—it's alive, constantly shaping the present. This is Wuhan, where the echoes of the past continue to resonate in the heart of the city, offering an unforgettable journey through time. Come and discover the magic of Wuhan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGS7_n6Z1as&t=32s

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