SUEZ, together with its subsidiary, Macao Water, recently signed a framework agreement with the University of Macau (UM) to develop a robust research partnership platform that will combine the three ... ( read original story ...)
Central Bank of Bahrain launches key murabaha service
MANAMA: The Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) in collaboration with Bahrain Bourse (BHB) has developed a murabaha sukuk service for clients and banks, which is a Sharia-compliant liquidity and borrowing ... ( read original story ...)
Was Michael Jordan Worth the Money? His Airness Compared to Other Greats
If you watch ESPN, then you’re aware there’s a fair number of pundits who seem to earn their living primarily by shouting down anyone willing to challenge the doctrine that Michael Jordan is the best ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia reports 7 new coronavirus cases; no new deaths
Malaysian health authorities on Monday reported 7 new coronavirus cases, the lowest daily increase since movement and business curbs were imposed 3 months ago. ( read original story ...)
Afghanistan- Investment shrinks in Balkh amid violence, corruption
Afghanistan Chambers of Commerce and Industries has sounded the alarms of a precipitous decline in business and trade in northern Balkh amid an ever-galloping insurgent violence and rampant ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar amber traps scientists in ethical dilemma over funding war
Most of Myanmar's amber is mined in the Hukawng Valley in the country's northern state of Kachin. They are transported through Tanai, a town known for its jewelry trade; then to Myitkyina, the state ... ( read original story ...)
Economies of Turkey, Italy to bounce: Italian chamber
Manufacturing, tourism important sectors for Turkey, Italy, investments should revive, says business leader - Anadolu Agency ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Bankruptcies Hit Lowest Since the 1960s: What Gives?
You’d be forgiven for assuming that Japanese bankruptcies would jump during a nationwide state of emergency that shut thousands of businesses amid the struggle to contain the coronavirus. ( read original story ...)
Indonesia capital back in business as coronavirus infections climb
Restaurants, shops and transport services were back up and running in Indonesia capital on Monday, as restrictions were eased further despite the country posting its biggest daily spike in coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
Jakarta back in business as 847 new COVID-19 cases reported
Restaurants, shops and transport services were back up and running in Indonesia capital on Monday, as restrictions were eased further despite the ... ( read original story ...)