There’s so much history on the Arab American side, and it goes back,” Gilman tells TODAY.com from his Cranford, New Jersey, office, “where there were inventions and advances that some don’t even get …
Uzbekistan’s president clings to power while passing liberal reforms
T HE CONSTITUTION is yours!” proclaim red banners emblazoned on billboards and on buses zipping around Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s capital. As Uzbeks prepare to cast ballots in a referendum on …
Democrat, Republican join forces to ban members of Congress from trading stocks while on taxpayers’ dime
Minn., teamed up to introduce a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading stocks while on the taxpayer dime.
Turning Anti-Asian Hate into Law
A pair of bills, SB 147 and SB 711, could restrict people like the author’s father from owning property, based on where he was born.
Vietnam’s real estate market needs credit solutions
In an effort to address the ongoing challenges faced by the domestic real estate market, an approach encompassing legal, administrative and financial solutions is urgently required, particularly in …
Janet Yellen says U.S. economic competition with China must be ‘fair to both sides’
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen addressed economic relations between the U.S. and China as Washington increases its pressure on Beijing.
Deutsche Bank thinks this resort company can grow property margins and outperform the gaming industry
Las Vegas Sands reported first quarter results Wednesday that beat Wall Street estimates on both revenue and earnings.
Cryptocurrency is property in Hong Kong, court rules for the first time, bolstering city’s efforts to promote industry
In a case involving now-defunct crypto exchange Gatecoin, a court ruled that cryptocurrencies are property that can form the subject of a trust The landmark ruling gives legal basis to what many …
Conflicting market forces affect sales
March saw the second highest number of property sales in the month, but these figures face conflicting market forces.
Armenia’s Prosecutor General Wants to Seize Millions from Former Prime Minister
Armenia’s Corruption Court is reviewing a petition filed by the country’s Prosecutor General Office (PGO) to seize millions of dollars of property and cash from former prime minister Hovik Abrahamyan.