(Bloomberg) -- Every Thursday at 9:00 p.m. for the past two years, around a dozen Chinese finance veterans and regulators have held a video call to talk about pushing the nation’s companies to meet ... ( read original story ...)
Gwinnett Chamber, cultural business groups support Ga. hate crime bill
American Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta, Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Chinese Business Association of Atlanta have announced their support of an anti-hate crime bill in the Georgia ... ( read original story ...)
Syrian-Americans protest in Allentown, angry over new sanctions they say are harming family overseas
Americans protested Sunday in Allentown against sanctions imposed over war crimes in Syria, arguing they hurt civilians more than leaders in the war-torn country. ( read original story ...)
Nepal unilaterally alters map in test for Indian diplomacy
Nepal’s upper house of Parliament on Sunday endorsed a government proposal to incorporate three regions of Uttarakhand into an expanded map of the Himalayan nation, throwing a fresh challenge to India ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia Stock Market Inherits Firm Lead For Monday’s Trade
The Malaysia stock market has moved lower in back-to-back trading days, sinking almost 30 points or 1.9 percent in that span. The ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey sees rise in daily coronavirus cases following easing
Turkey's health minister says the country is “moving away from the target” as the daily number of new coronavirus cases rose above 1,500 following the relaxation of restrictions ... ( read original story ...)
Uncertainties and challenges: Business, leadership, diversity and inclusion
Since the Philippine government imposed the modified enhanced community quarantine in the National Capital Region and nearby provinces, we have witnessed how the COVID-19 crisis has accelerated both ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh lecturer charged over Facebook virus post
A Bangladesh university lecturer has been charged under controversial digital security ... The virus has claimed the lives of a swathe of prominent Bangladeshis, including business tycoons, ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh Association of Banks recommends up to 15% cut in salaries
Bangladesh Association of Banks (BAB), a forum of bank directors, recommended that commercial banks could cut salaries and allowances of staff as high as 15% for one year starting this month. The ... ( read original story ...)
Kuwait takes a hard line on Bangladesh MP Shahid arrested on human trafficking charges
The Kuwaiti government has taken a hard line on Mohammad Shahid Islam alias Kazi Papul after arresting the Bangladeshi MP on charges of human trafficking and money laundering. ( read original story ...)