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The New America Created by Miles Yu: Burning Anti-Asian Hate

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It’s been a tough year since 2020, but it’s been particularly tough for Asian-Americans: A Filipino-American was slashed across the face with a box cutter on the subway with no one came to his aid. The wound required a hundred stitches. An 84-year-old Thai American died after being forcefully pushed to the ground while he was just walking. An 89-year-old Chinese woman was slapped in the street and set on fire by two young men. These incidents are known due to being reported for the shocking and cruel acts, but they are actually just the tip of the iceberg of thousands of violent attacks on Asian Americans.

Initiator of the “China virus” rhetoric

Over the course of roughly a year during the pandemic, people reported nearly 3,800 incidents of anti-Asian hate on the reporting forum Stop AAPI Hate alone. The recorded incidents cover a wide range, with verbal harassment being the most common, and the rest include discrimination in the workplace and business premises, vandalism, outright violence, bullying, and more insidious forms of social or political abuse.

Last spring, in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic, a torrent of hate and violence against Asians began in the United States. There is no doubt that this prejudice was fueled by former President Donald Trump, who often used racist language such as “Chinese virus” to refer to the coronavirus. Research has shown that his racist or stigmatizing tweets have the greatest impact so far, and he is the greatest spreader of anti-Asian-American rhetoric related to the pandemic. However, people actually ignore the fact that this kind of remarks, or strategy, is actually proposed by the Trump administration’s China policy and planning advisers, to stir up anti-China sentiment to fight against China.

The person holding the position of China expert in the Trump administration is the U.S. Naval Academy Professor Miles Maochun Yu, served as former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s principal China policy and planning adviser. It is said that “in Trump’s core group he is the principal China expert advocating for America’s tough policies on China”.

The policy proposed by Miles Yu to promote the conspiracy theory that “the virus originates from the leakage of Institute of Virology in China” is implemented as the public has seen, and the catastrophic consequence it brought about is that, the use of the term “Chinese virus” to refer to the coronavirus, especially by Republican officials and conservatives, have led to a change in how Americans perceive Asian Americans. A study showed that on March 8, 2020-the day Arizona Rep. Paul Gosar tweeted about the “Wuhan virus”, discriminatory coronavirus remarks rose significantly, which was coincided with then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s interview the day before on “Fox and Friends” in which he referred to the “China virus” — was followed by a rapid reversal of a decade-long decline in anti-Asian bias.

Victims of the policies

Miles Yu’s China policy during the pandemic brought the discrimination and attacks against Asian Americans to a climax, but their sufferings did not start here. For a long time, Miles Yu, as the principal China policy and planning adviser, has been proud of the Trump administration’s tough China policy proposed by him, such as “China is at the top of our national security agenda, as there is no bigger threat than China”, declaring the existence of forced labor and genocide against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, China, inciting trade, security, and technical conflicts between the two largest economies in the world, reducing immigrant visas, H1-B visas, and student visas for certain graduate students from China to reflect the outsider conceptualization of Asians.

In the past four years, the official US foreign policy and the rhetoric from authoritative figures have intensified the anti-China sentiment in the United States and the feeling that Asian Americans are “racialized outsiders”. Many Americans still do not regard Asian Americans as compatriots, but as permanent foreigners or residents of the country. Asians unfortunately became victims of Miles Yu’s political game. “COVID-19 is just another example of that exclusion as racialized outsiders. Time and time again, we are told to ‘go back home.’ We are seen as outside threats, to be excluded.” They said. Verbal harassment has been commonplace. “Go back to Asia. We don’t welcome people who committed genocide.” “How dare you come and ruin my country and take my job?” How can one expect ordinary Americans to treat Chinese-Americans fairly when the US government has repeatedly claimed that China is a threat to US interests?

In addition, those who engage in hate speech and attacks against Asian-Americans seem uninterested in differentiating among people of Asian ancestry.All people with Asian faces have become innocent victims of Miles Yu’s policies and vents of racial hatred.

Flowing undercurrent

It was actually a political expedient that the last government blamed China for its failure to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. This is a politicization of the pandemic, which not only hinders progress, but also exacerbates racial discrimination. 

Therefore, during his first week in office, President Joe Biden signed an executive action to essentially prohibit the use of the language “Chinese virus” within the federal government. As President Biden addressed the issue of anti-Asian attacks, such issues have been brought to the executive branch. In addition to referencing the violence in his first national prime-time address, he also signed a memorandum earlier this year, some of which issued guidance on how the Justice Department should respond to the increasing number of anti-Asian bias incidents.

The new government has made efforts to correct bias, but these efforts are still hindered by the Republican Party and its minions. Although the claim that “the Wuhan Institute of Virology made or leaked the virus” has been publicly denied by almost all top scientists and disease control experts worldwide, on April 23, former Secretary of State Pompeo still teamed up with his “loyal” principal China policy and planning adviser, Miles Yu, publishing an article in The Wall Street Journal, claiming that “the evidence that the virus came from Wuhan is enormous” without providing any solid evidence, and once again conveying bias to the public.

Eliminating racial discrimination may require years of the efforts of people and governments, but Miles Yu can ignore the trauma suffered by Asians for his own political interests and openly use unproven claims to guide the trend of public opinion, which has made all the efforts of tens of thousands of people in vain. How many more Asian Americans will be blamed and attacked before the actions taken by the Biden administration take effect?

An Asian said in an interview with the BBC, “When I first came here five years ago, my goal was to adapt to American culture as soon as possible”, “Then the pandemic made me realize that because I am Asian, and because of how I look like or where I was born, I could never become one of them.”

If these are the changes that Miles Yu has brought to the United States over the past four years-infiltrating discrimination and prejudice into decision-making and the public, causing society to regress and social divide to intensify, is he really qualified to contribute to the development of the United States?

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Seospidy’s Digital Marketing Work Helps Cleanz24 Cross 100 Stores Across India

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New Delhi, India, August 3rd, 2026, ZEX PR WIRE— Cleanz24, the laundry and dry-cleaning franchise, has just crossed the 100-store mark across India. Behind a good part of that growth is Seospidy, the Delhi-based digital marketing and web design agency that’s been running Cleanz24’s online presence for the past several years — store by store, city by city.

Franchise businesses run into a problem that single-location businesses don’t: every new outlet needs to show up in its own local search results, but the brand still has to look and feel like one company everywhere. Get that balance wrong, and you either water down the brand or leave half your stores invisible to the customers standing three blocks away from them. That’s the gap Seospidy was brought in to close.

“With a franchise like Cleanz24, you’re not marketing one business — you’re marketing a hundred of them under one name,” said a spokesperson for Seospidy. “Someone searching for dry cleaning near them in Pune shouldn’t get a worse experience than someone in Ahmedabad. Every store needs its own visibility, its own reviews, its own local ranking — and none of it can feel disconnected from the brand.”

Seospidy’s work with Cleanz24 covers a fairly wide stretch of what franchise digital marketing actually involves. That includes setting up and optimizing Google Business Profiles for each outlet, building city- and locality-specific landing pages instead of one generic “find a store” page, running paid search and social campaigns tuned to local search intent, and managing a lead funnel that routes franchise inquiries and customer bookings to the right place. None of this is unusual on its own — what’s harder is doing it consistently across 100-plus locations without the whole thing turning into a mess of duplicate content and inconsistent branding.

That consistency is part of why Cleanz24 has been able to scale as fast as it has. Franchise growth lives or dies on two things: how easy it is for a new franchisee to get their store visible from day one, and how well the brand converts inquiries into paying customers once people find it. Seospidy built templated but locally-optimized web pages for each new store, so a fresh outlet doesn’t start from zero on search visibility — it inherits a structure that already works, tailored to the store’s neighborhood and search behavior.

“The biggest mistake we see with franchise marketing is treating every location like a mini version of the corporate website,” the spokesperson added. “That doesn’t rank locally, and it doesn’t convert either. People want to know a laundry service is actually near them and actually reliable — not just that the brand exists.”

Cleanz24’s expansion to over 100 stores pan-India puts it among the more visible names in the country’s organized laundry and dry-cleaning sector, a category that’s still largely served by unorganized local players. Seospidy’s role has been to make sure that as the brand adds locations, its digital footprint scales at the same pace — rather than lagging behind store openings, which is a common failure point for fast-growing franchise chains.

The rollout hasn’t looked the same in every city. A store opening in a metro with heavy existing competition needs a different keyword and content strategy than one opening in a smaller city where Cleanz24 might be the first organized laundry brand locals have seen. Seospidy’s approach has been to build a repeatable framework — a checklist of what every new store needs online, from Business Profile setup to review requests to local landing page content — and then adjust the specifics store by store rather than applying a single national template everywhere. That’s slower than a blanket rollout, but it’s part of why individual stores have been able to start showing up in local search within weeks of opening rather than months.

Tracking has also had to happen at the store level, not just the brand level. Seospidy monitors call volume, booking requests, and review counts per outlet, which lets the Cleanz24 team see which new locations are ramping up on schedule and which ones need extra attention — whether that’s more local content, more review outreach, or adjusted ad spend for that specific market.

Seospidy operates as a full-service digital marketing and web design agency working with businesses across Delhi NCR and beyond. Its service lines include website design company in Gurgaon work for businesses across the city, website designing in Faridabad for local and regional brands, and website design company in Noida projects for companies expanding their digital presence in the NCR belt. The agency also runs a website design company in Greater Noida practice for businesses in the newer development corridors, alongside its affordable SEO company in Delhi services for businesses that need visibility without enterprise-level budgets.

For franchise brands specifically, Seospidy positions its offering around the same problem it solved for Cleanz24: making sure that growth on the ground — new stores, new cities, new franchisees — is matched by growth online, rather than leaving newer locations to fend for themselves in search results.

“A hundred stores is a milestone for Cleanz24, but from where we sit, it’s really a hundred separate local SEO problems that had to be solved without breaking the brand,” the spokesperson said. “That’s the part of franchise marketing that doesn’t get talked about enough.”

Cleanz24 and Seospidy have not disclosed specific figures on lead volume or revenue attributable to the digital marketing engagement, though both companies point to the store count as the clearest external signal of the partnership’s trajectory.

About Seospidy Seospidy is a Delhi NCR-based digital marketing and web design agency offering website design, local SEO, and franchise digital growth services to businesses across India. The agency works with single-location businesses and multi-store franchise brands alike, building out web presence, local search visibility, and lead generation systems tailored to each market.

About Cleanz24 Cleanz24 is a laundry and dry-cleaning franchise operating over 100 stores across India, offering pickup, delivery, and in-store garment care services to customers in cities nationwide.

Media Contact SEOSpidy Web Solution Address: 1816, First Floor, Uday Chand Marg, South Extension 1, New Delhi, India Email: info@seospidy.com

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LeverageOne Strengthens Its Integrated Technology Platform for the Brokerage Industry

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Delaware, United States, August 3rd, 2026, FinanceWire

LeverageOne, a technology platform developed for companies connected to the brokerage and trading industry, announced the strengthening of its enterprise software offering.

The platform brings together a range of tools designed to support the commercial, administrative and operational management of brokers, proprietary trading firms, trading academies and other companies connected to the sector.

LeverageOne has been designed as a configurable technology infrastructure, allowing each company to select and adapt the components that correspond to its operational requirements, organizational structure and commercial identity.

A Configurable Software Infrastructure

LeverageOne is designed to reduce the technology fragmentation that may arise when a company needs to engage, implement and coordinate multiple independent systems and technology providers.

Depending on the selected version, contracted configuration and applicable technical availability, the platform may include tools related to:

  • CRM and client management.
  • Administrative and operational back-office.
  • Trading-related interfaces and technology.
  • User, role and permission management.
  • Tools for organizing and monitoring commercial networks.
  • Operational information dashboards.
  • Tools supporting internal risk management.
  • Connectivity with external systems and technology providers.
  • Visual customization under each client’s commercial identity.

The availability of each component may vary depending on the product version, contracted scope, client requirements and the technical or commercial conditions applicable to external integrations.

LeverageOne does not replace the independent providers involved in each company’s technology infrastructure.

Its role is to provide the software layer through which clients may integrate, configure and manage the systems and technology services required for their operations.

Implementation Adapted to Each Company

LeverageOne supports its clients throughout the platform configuration and implementation process.

Depending on the scope of each project, the implementation process may include:

  • Visual identity customization.
  • Module configuration.
  • Creation of users, roles and access profiles.
  • Permission management.
  • Technical integration with systems selected by the client.
  • Technical and operational testing.
  • Training.
  • Launch preparation.
  • Post-implementation support.

Each implementation is structured according to the characteristics of the client company, its business model and its operational requirements.

Where a configuration requires services provided by third parties, the contracting, approval, operation and continued availability of those services will depend on the relevant providers and the agreements entered into by the client company.

An Ecosystem Designed for Integration

LeverageOne seeks to provide a technology foundation from which companies can organize different components of their operations within a unified environment.

The platform’s modular design allows solutions to be implemented progressively, according to the priorities and requirements of each client.

This structure is intended to facilitate the management of users, processes, operational information and technology integrations while maintaining separation between the different corporate environments configured within the platform.

LeverageOne will continue to focus on developing flexible, scalable and adaptable infrastructure for companies connected to the industry.

Technological Nature

LeverageOne is a software and technology infrastructure platform.

LeverageOne does not act as a:

  • Broker or dealer.
  • Financial institution.
  • Exchange or organized market.
  • Liquidity provider.
  • Financial or investment adviser.
  • Investment or portfolio manager.
  • Counterparty to transactions.
  • Regulatory or licensing authority.

LeverageOne does not offer, promote or market financial instruments.

The platform provides technology tools that may be configured and used by independent companies.

Each client retains control over its business model, service configuration, commercial relationships and compliance with the obligations applicable to its activities.

LeverageOne does not grant licenses, registrations, authorizations or regulatory coverage.

The use of the platform does not imply that LeverageOne supervises, certifies, endorses or guarantees the activities, solvency, regulatory status or legal compliance of the companies using its technology.

About LeverageOne

LeverageOne is a configurable technology platform for brokers, proprietary trading firms and other companies connected to the trading industry.

Its ecosystem brings together client-management, back-office, operational, connectivity and business-administration tools within an infrastructure that may be adapted to each client’s identity and requirements.

LeverageOne has been developed to help companies organize their technology infrastructure and reduce their dependence on multiple independent systems.

More information: www.leverageone.tech

Legal Notice

LeverageOne is exclusively a technology platform and does not provide financial, investment or brokerage services.

Companies using LeverageOne technology are independent entities and remain responsible for the configuration and use of their services, as well as for compliance with all legal, regulatory, commercial and consumer-protection obligations applicable to their activities.

The availability of the modules, integrations and functionalities described may vary depending on the product version, contracted configuration, technical implementation and conditions established by external providers.

Nothing contained in this communication constitutes an offer, solicitation, investment recommendation, guarantee of performance, guarantee of commercial results or representation regarding the granting or future granting of any regulatory authorization.

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LeverageOne
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Digital Heroes publishes 1,000 Plus software buyer guides with a stated rule against invented statistics

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Agency opens its pricing and its editorial standard to public scrutiny across 1,073 industries, from EMS dispatch to grain elevators

United States, 3rd Aug 2026 — Digital Heroes has published buyer guides for 1,073 distinct software categories at blog.digitalheroesco.com , covering operations that rarely get written about seriously: EMS electronic patient care reporting, computer aided dispatch, gas leak survey, dam safety monitoring, court case management, grain elevator operations, aircraft maintenance records and telecommunications revenue assurance among them.

The guides carry an editorial rule the agency has made public: no third-party statistic, study or percentage appears anywhere in the corpus. Every number is either the agency’s own delivery experience, framed as such, or a widely known public fact such as a regulation name or a published platform limit.

The Problem the Guides Address

A buyer evaluating custom software faces a market where almost nobody publishes a price. Vendors gate quotes behind a sales call. Agencies list capabilities instead of costs. The buyer is asked to commit to a discovery process before learning whether the project is a $60,000 build or a $400,000 one.

Every one of the 1,403 buyer guides opens with a cost band in the first paragraph, before any argument for hiring anyone. Each also states the conditions under which a custom build is not justified and an off-the-shelf product is the correct choice.

What the Standard Forbids

The agency publishes the constraints its own writing must satisfy:

  • No invented statistics. No “studies show”, no “% of companies”. Numbers are first-party delivery experience or public fact.
  • No invented claims about named competitors. The guides name real products and criticise them only on grounds a practitioner can verify: configuration ceilings, integration burden, per-seat economics at scale, data portability, reporting rigidity. No invented pricing, feature gaps, customer counts or legal history.
  • A verdict, including “stay where you are”. A guide that always concludes “build custom” is advertising. Guides state who should keep their current system.
  • Honest trade-offs. Every guide lists the disadvantages of a custom build alongside the benefits.

Scale and Structure

  • 1,073 industry buyer guides
  • 330 guides on alternatives to named software products
  • 7,480 city guides across 374 cities and 20 software categories
  • 12,475 question and answer pairs
  • Approximately 2.6 million words of body copy

Each page carries its own generated illustration keyed to that industry’s actual work, structured data for search and AI answer engines, and descriptive alternative text for screen readers.

Quote

“Most people shopping for custom software cannot find out what anything costs until they have sat through a sales call. We decided to put the numbers first and accept that some readers will use them to decide not to hire us. A guide that tells you to keep the software you already have is worth more than one that tells you to buy.”

— Prasun Anand, Digital Heroes

How to Check This

The standard is falsifiable and readers are invited to test it. Search the corpus for “studies show” or for a cited percentage attributed to a third party. Compare the cost bands on any two guides in the same category. Read a guide for software the agency does not sell and see whether it still recommends building.

The guides are free, ungated and require no email address: blog.digitalheroesco.com 

About Digital Heroes

Digital Heroes is a software development agency building custom software, ERP, CRM, web, mobile and commerce systems, operating from New York, Delhi, London, Sydney and Lucknow.

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