Fans and collectors have snapped up Michael Jordan’s jerseys, shoes and rookie cards — even a love letter Jordan wrote — during the world’s fixation with ESPN’s “The Last Dance” documentary, which ... ( read original story ...)
Assad faces backlash in Syria as economy crashes
Hundreds of protesters gather in the restive south of the country as the prices of everyday essentials sky-rocket ... ( read original story ...)
Aparajitha Expands to Sri Lanka Through a Strategic Alliance With 3W Consulting
Despite corporate sentiments across the globe being low on account of COVID-19, Aparajitha Corporate Services Private Limited, the country's ... ( read original story ...)
Uztelecom launches new tariff line for businesses
Uzbekistan national operator Uztelecom has launched a new tariff line of mobile services aimed at business customers. The Business New tariff line includes six plans with a monthly subscription rate ... ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia’s oil-export revenues plunged $11 billion in the first quarter as crude prices tanked
The decline fueled a 21% slump in total merchandise exports to $53 billion, the kingdom's statistics agency said. ( read original story ...)
Korea Court Rejects Arresting Samsung’s Lee in Succession Probe
A South Korean court rejected prosecutors’ request to arrest Samsung Group’s billionaire heir Jay Y. Lee on allegations of price manipulation and violations of auditing rules, resolving a major ... ( read original story ...)
Sales CRM Pipedrive to strengthen its position in South Korea
PRNewswire/ -- Pipedrive, the #1 user-rated CRM software, aims to significantly expand its customer base among South ... ( read original story ...)
Abolition Of Tariff System Positive For Korea Telecom Sector, But Debate Over Netflix Issue Continues
Deregulatory signal is good for the Korean telecom sector. Abolition of tariff approval system positive. Debate over network neutrality continues over Netflix i ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s economy shrinks less as analysts question capex data
Japan's economy shrank less than initially estimated in the first quarter due to surprisingly strong business investment, but analysts warn the latest revised figures likely offer a distorted view of ... ( read original story ...)
Japan braces for worst postwar economic slump, as coronavirus crisis tests policy response
The world's third-largest economy shrank an annualized 2.2% in January-March, revised data showed on Monday, less than the 3.4% contraction indicated in a preliminary reading. ( read original story ...)