HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — In a world where fine dining often leans toward spectacle and immediacy, VOYAGE offers something quieter and ultimately more lasting. Envisioned as a gastronomy-led fine dining restaurant, VOYAGE moves beyond the conventional idea of a meal. It unfolds instead as a journey: one that begins with a single taste and gently lingers as memory. Here, dining is guided not by performance, but by emotions.

Every element at VOYAGE is designed to slow the pace of time. Nothing demands attention, yet everything is felt. The experience invites guests to be present, to listen, to taste, and to reconnect with the subtle pleasures that define truly refined dining.

A Definition of Fine Dining Led by Emotions
At VOYAGE, fine dining is not defined by excess or complexity. It begins with flavor – pure, intentional, and unforced – and evolves through emotions. Each dish serves as a quiet moment within a larger narrative, unfolding progressively rather than aiming for immediate impact.

This philosophy is deeply tied to the kitchen’s leadership. Chef-Owner Jonathan approaches cuisine with restraint and clarity, allowing ingredients to guide the creative process rather than overpowering them with technique. Seasonality is not a concept here, but a discipline: dishes are shaped by what is at its best, at that precise moment.

Rather than constructing plates to surprise, the kitchen composes them to resonate. The goal is not to impress instantly, but to leave a subtle imprint – one that guests may only fully recognize after the experience has ended.

“It’s always tempting to follow trends, but at VOYAGE, staying true to our values matters far more than doing what’s popular. The restaurant is shaped by my own journey as a chef – working across different countries, learning from different cultures – and I wanted guests to feel that sense of progression as they move through the meal. Above all, I hope they feel sincerity: that everything is done with care, thought, and respect, not to impress, but to make them feel genuinely comfortable and welcome.” – Shared by Jonathan, Chef-Owner at VOYAGE.

That sense of emotional continuity, of progression rather than punctuation, defines the VOYAGE experience. Each course builds quietly upon the last, forming a journey that feels personal rather than prescribed.

A Space of Restraint and Quiet Expression
The physical space of VOYAGE mirrors the philosophy of its cuisine. Conceived as an emotional refuge, the interior is deliberately restrained. There is no theatrical design language, no visual dominance. Instead, refinement is expressed through subtlety: in materials, proportions, light, and silence.

The space allows guests to arrive at their own pace. Details are present, but never insistent. Design elements do not announce themselves; they reveal themselves slowly, encouraging observation and introspection. Time feels suspended – not removed from reality, but softened.

This quiet confidence reflects a broader belief that luxury does not need to declare itself. At VOYAGE, guests are not told what to feel. They are simply given the space to feel, to notice the rhythm of the meal, the cadence of service, the intimacy of shared moments. The result is an environment that feels timeless rather than trend-driven, offering an experience rooted in presence rather than distraction.

Cuisine Shaped by Respect
At the heart of VOYAGE lies a profound respect: for ingredients, for craftsmanship, and for the guest. This respect begins long before a dish reaches the table. Each ingredient is selected with intention, valued not for novelty, but for quality, origin, and purpose.

Chef Jonathan’s culinary philosophy was shaped through years of experience across cultures and kitchens, including time spent working alongside Michelin-starred chefs in France. These formative years instilled a deep discipline and reverence for process – an understanding that shortcuts inevitably diminish integrity.

In the kitchen, even the humblest ingredients are treated as a canvas. A potato, a leek, a tomato – nothing is overlooked. Creativity, here, exists to enhance essence, not to conceal it. When technique begins to overshadow the ingredient, it is consciously pulled back.

This respect extends to craftsmanship as well. Consistency, patience, and attention to detail are seen not as constraints, but as foundations. Dining at VOYAGE is not about abundance or spectacle; it is about sincerity and generosity – the kind that is felt rather than explained.

And finally, the intention, value is not measured in portion size or visual drama, but in thoughtfulness. Every element of the dining experience is designed with purpose, inviting guests to engage not just as diners, but as participants in the journey.

A Journey That Lingers
VOYAGE does not aim to be loud or declarative. It exists in nuance, in restraint, and in sincerity. Its ambition is not to follow trends, but to create something enduring – a place where food, space, and emotion align seamlessly.

Long after the final course, what remains is not a single dish or detail, but a feeling: of calm, of connection, of having been gently guided through an experience that values intention above all else.

VOYAGE becomes more than a restaurant. It becomes a memory – one shaped by taste, defined by emotions, and carried quietly forward.

About Chef Jonathan & VOYAGE
VOYAGE is led by Chef-Owner Jonathan and officially open in March of 2026, whose culinary philosophy is shaped by heritage, discipline, and global perspective. Born into a family with four generations rooted in the culinary world, his journey into the kitchen began as a calling – nurtured in the humble setting of his grandmother’s hawker stall and refined through years of professional experience alongside Michelin-starred chefs at esteemed establishments such as Le Jardin des Sens, La Villa Augusta in France and Raffles Grill in Singapore.

Guided by a belief in restraint, seasonality, and respect for ingredients, Chef Jonathan brings to VOYAGE a thoughtful and precise approach to fine dining, creating an experience defined by intention, sincerity, and emotional resonance.

Website: voyage-saigon.com

Address: 51 Le Van Mien, An Khanh Ward, Ho Chi Minh City

Phone: +84 865565151

Instagram: voyage.saigon

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SHENZHEN, China, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On January 5, 2026, Huawei announced a revolutionary partnership as the official technology collaborator for the dsm-firmenich Running Team, home to marathon icon Eliud Kipchoge. The collaboration aims to promote running culture worldwide and inspire more people to embrace the sport. The cross-industry alliance has already generated a significant buzz in both the technology and sports worlds, sparking widespread speculation about Huawei’s strategic moves in the health and fitness sector.

Over the past decade, Huawei has established itself as a leader in the health and fitness industry, with a diverse range of products. The HUAWEI Band and WATCH FIT Series are designed for everyday wellness, while the WATCH D Series sets new benchmarks in advanced health monitoring. The WATCH Series, which combines advanced smart features with professional health management, solidifies Huawei’s reputation for innovation. The WATCH GT and WATCH Ultimate Series are engineered for demanding sports like skiing, diving, cycling, and trail running. In the running domain alone, Huawei has worked with over 100 runners for extensive long-term testing, achieving an accuracy rate greater than 97% in predicting race results. Huawei has also developed a cutting-edge machine learning model for fatigue assessment, empowering runners to train scientifically. It is this foundation that makes the partnership with marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge so powerful. His dedication to scientific training and unparalleled practical experience perfectly complement Huawei’s technological strengths, creating a true synergy between elite sports and cutting-edge innovation.

This collaboration goes beyond mere brand exposure. Huawei will likely leverage the professional insights of Eliud Kipchoge and the dsm-firmenich Running Team to gain the core needs of world-class athletes during their most demanding training and highest-stakes competitions. For a team that consistently sets world records, a smart watch is an essential tool. It must meet the highest standards of elite sports, undergoing rigorous testing in real-world conditions. World-class runners demand uncompromising precision in positioning, for stable route and pace data even in challenging environments such as urban canyons and complex terrains. They require ultra-high-precision physiological monitoring to capture critical metrics like resting heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), sleep quality, and training load, data that informs critical adjustments to training and race strategies. Other key considerations include battery life for long-distance competitions, comfort during high-intensity efforts, and the scientifically robust algorithms. The insights generated through this collaboration will be instrumental in refining Huawei’s algorithms and in enhancing smart watch functionality, ultimately creating products better suited for professional scenarios.

Huawei’s upcoming smart watches are highly anticipated, as they are set to integrate elite runner insights and innovate in both data accuracy and real-world adaptability. Whether catering to the rigorous demands of elite runners or empowering everyday fitness enthusiasts to unlock the full potential of science-based training, this groundbreaking collaboration is poised to redefine the industry landscape. The resulting product innovations and their global impact are sure to captivate runners and industry observers worldwide.

LONDON, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Colebrook Bosson Saunders (CBS), a leader in workplace ergonomics, today officially launches Lana, a next-generation laptop stand that combines ergonomic performance with circular design principles. Following a preview in January, Lana is now fully available across markets, offering organisations and individuals a practical solution designed for the realities of hybrid work.

As workplaces continue to evolve toward flexible layouts and shared environments, CBS has rethought what ergonomic tools should deliver. Lana goes beyond addressing physical comfort alone. It reflects a broader design philosophy focused on longevity, material health and environmental responsibility, aligning with the way people work today while anticipating the expectations of tomorrow’s workplaces.

Engineered for durability, Lana has been tested to withstand more than five years of daily use and is supported by a five-year warranty. Its circular design allows key components to be reused, refurbished or responsibly recycled at the end of their life, including eligibility for CBS’s Second Life refurbishment programme.

“As organisations reimagine their workspaces for flexibility and long-term value, we believe ergonomic tools must evolve too, not only in how they support people, but in how they are made,” said Cecil Huang, Senior Marketing Manager – APAC, Middle East and Africa at CBS. “Lana brings together adaptable performance, verified material health and circular design principles to meet the needs of today’s hybrid workforce and tomorrow’s sustainability goals.”

Designed with a clean, minimal aesthetic, Lana integrates seamlessly into shared desks, touchdown spaces and individual workstations. Its compact form and concealed cabling help maintain an uncluttered workspace. Compatible with laptops up to 16 inches and 2.5kg, Lana enables a streamlined single cable setup when used with USB C charging devices and external wireless peripherals, supporting quick transitions between users in flexible settings.

Lana is now shipping globally, with availability in the United States expanding in April. The product reflects CBS’s long-term vision for workplace tools that balance ergonomics, sustainability and user centred design in a single, portable solution.

About Colebrook Bosson Saunders

Established in 1990 and part of the MillerKnoll collective since 2022, Colebrook Bosson Saunders focuses on seamlessly connecting people with technology, driven by its core values: to innovate, connect, and create.

For more information, please visit https://www.colebrookbossonsaunders.com/.

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Cecil Huang

Senior Marketing Manager – APAC, Middle East & Africa

Colebrook Bosson Saunders

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LAS VEGAS, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From February 2 to 4, Hitachi Scroll Compressor returned to the AHR Expo 2026 in the United States for the second consecutive year, underscoring its sustained engagement with the North American market. As one of the HVACR industry’s most influential global events, the AHR Expo brings together manufacturers, engineers, contractors, and decision-makers to showcase cutting-edge technologies and exchange insights shaping the future of HVACR. Against this backdrop, Hitachi Scroll Compressor highlighted a focused portfolio of scroll compressor solutions aligned with the industry’s efficiency and decarbonization goals.

“Our continued engagement with the AHR Expo reflects both consistency and strategic focus,” said Wisdom Hao, GM of Guangzhou Bosch Home Comfort Group Compressor Technology Co., Ltd. “North America remains a key strategic region, particularly as it faces tighter performance benchmarks and higher expectations for long-term operational stability.”

Through the showcase at the AHR Expo 2026, Hitachi Scroll Compressor presented its newly launched products alongside proven models, demonstrating how the portfolio evolves to meet customer requirements.

A major highlight at its booth was its newly introduced high-efficiency low-side scroll compressor, designed in response to rising efficiency expectations and application demands in the unitary market. Aligned with global energy-saving and decarbonization trends, the product delivers measurable improvements in seasonal efficiency, lower operating noise, and stable performance under varying load conditions. It represents the latest generation in Hitachi’s scroll compressor technology roadmap, building on decades of expertise while introducing targeted upgrades for today’s efficiency-driven market.

The two-stage design originates from the world’s first scroll compressor family developed by Hitachi and inherits its benchmark performance and durability. An upgraded solenoid valve enables precise two-step capacity control, supporting more efficient part-load operation, while the scroll load design has been optimized to meet SEER2 requirements. A newly developed motor improves light-load performance, and high-precision machining and assembly contribute to durability and operational stability. Dual compliance for liquid and debris handling further strengthens robustness in real-world conditions.

In addition to low-side solutions, Hitachi Scroll Compressor showcased a lineup of high-side scroll compressors addressing a broader range of North American applications, including heat pump heating and cooling, commercial refrigeration and cold storage, as well as data center and equipment cooling. As demand increases for systems capable of stable operation across wider temperature ranges, the high-side scroll compressors offer strong adaptability and performance consistency.

Designed with a wide operating envelope, the high-side scroll compressors support stable operation in both heating and cooling modes. They are compatible with environmentally friendly refrigerants such as R290, R32, and R454B, aligning with the industry’s shift toward lower-global-warming-potential solutions. Compatibility with enhanced vapor injection technology further enhances heating efficiency, particularly in colder climates.

Together, the technologies presented at AHR Expo underscored Hitachi Scroll Compressor’s innovation strategy—advancing core compressor technologies while closely aligning with regulatory trends and end-user priorities. From residential and light commercial systems to complex industrial applications, the company’s portfolio is designed to help equipment manufacturers achieve higher efficiency, quieter operation, and dependable long-term performance.

Looking ahead, Hitachi Scroll Compressor plans to deepen collaboration across the HVACR value chain, using international platforms such as AHR Expo to share insights, gather market feedback, and accelerate the adoption of efficient, reliable, and sustainable compressor technologies amid the global energy transition.

For more information, please visit https://compressors.hitachiaircon.com/en.

Annual Revenue Reaches KRW 10.88 Trillion, Representing 8.9% Year-on-Year Growth

• Annual revenue reached KRW 10.88 trillion, representing 8.9% year-on-year growth with operating profit of KRW 271.8 billion
• Operating margin remained above 3.4% in both Q3 and Q4, reflecting continued profitability improvement
• Cost of sales ratio was maintained below 90% for two consecutive quarters, highlighting continued improvements in operational efficiency

SEOUL, South Korea, Feb. 3, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Hanon Systems, a leading global automotive thermal management supplier and subsidiary of Hankook & Company Group, today announced its full year 2025 financial results.

In 2025, Hanon Systems recorded annual revenue of KRW 10.88 trillion, an increase from KRW 9.99 trillion in the previous year. Operating profit reached KRW 271.8 billion, driven by company-wide operational improvements and efficiency initiatives implemented following its acquisition by Hankook & Company Group.

As a result, the company maintained an operating margin of 3.5% in the third quarter and 3.4% in the fourth quarter, representing two consecutive quarters above the 3% level. The cost of sales ratio was maintained below 90% for the second consecutive quarter, highlighting continued improvements in profitability and cost structure.

Through ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial structure, net interest expenses decreased by KRW 28.8 billion year-on-year. The company expects its recent capital increase to further reduce financial burden associated with interest costs.

Hanon Systems continued to diversify its global customer portfolio, strengthening existing partnerships while securing new OEM customers in Asia. Leveraging its system-level thermal management solutions and diverse product portfolio supporting nearly all vehicle types, the company aims to further expand its presence in the global market.

Electrified-vehicle sales accounted for 28% of total revenue in 2025. As the global automotive market’s transition to electrification continues to lag behind expectations, internal combustion engine (ICE) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) models maintain strong market presence in many regions. In response, Hanon Systems plans to maximize profitability of its core ICE and HEV products, while remaining flexible in addressing electrification and hybrid demand.

Hanon Systems has developed a comprehensive thermal management portfolio supporting ICE, HEV, battery electric vehicles (BEV), extended-range electric vehicles (EREV), and fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEV). The company has established early technological leadership in electric vehicle thermal management, positioning itself as a leading global supplier in automotive thermal management.  

Looking ahead, the company stated that it will continue to prioritize cost structure improvements and profitability recovery, building upon achievements achieved during 2025.

“Despite ongoing global uncertainty, we remain committed to strengthening our fundamental business structure, fostering corporate culture innovation, and achieving operational stability alongside Hankook & Company Group,” said Lee Soo-il, Vice Chairman and CEO of Hanon Systems.

“This year, we will accelerate growth by reinforcing operational discipline, strengthening our R&D capabilities, and pursuing new business opportunities leveraging our thermal management expertise.”

About Hanon Systems
Hanon Systems, founded in 1986, is a global leader in thermal management solutions. In January 2025, it became a subsidiary of Hankook & Company Group. Its offering includes a wide range of solutions in the areas of heating, ventilation and air conditioning, powertrain cooling, compressor, fluid transport, and electronics and fluid pressure. The company currently operates 50 manufacturing sites and three regional innovation centers and employs more than 20,000 people across 21 countries. To learn more, visit hanonsystems.com.

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