Beijing on Thursday proposed tough security legislation for Hong Kong, a move that sent a chill through financial markets and drew a swift rebuke from foreign governments, international human rights …
Hong Kong Protest Movement Left Reeling by China’s Power Grab
Beijing’s move to take a direct hand in the territory’s affairs will pit the pro-democracy movement against an uncompromising Communist Party.
The man who took down MJ: Sky minority owner thought to be 1st to beat Michael Jordan 1-on-1 at camp
John Rogers almost blew the biggest game of his life, but his familiarity with Jordan’s mind games prepared him for that moment.
Michael Jordan’s ‘Last Dance’ was also the last chance for the Utah Jazz, who have never gotten closer to a title
If not for the coronavirus outbreak, the NBA regular season would be over, and the Utah Jazz would likely be in the playoffs this spring. In the spirit of postseason fervor, The Salt Lake Tribune is …
Sri Lanka- Ad agency’s utilise modern business model geared for ‘Work From Home’ to share cost-benefit with clients
News Publisher and Quire Sri Lanka, Business models geared towards managing agile working staff better equipped to manage COVID-19 lockdown For most Sri Lankans, since March 2020 the economic impact o …
Sri Lankan government understates COVID-19 figures to recklessly reopen economy
The low number of infections in Sri Lanka is because few COVID-19 tests are being conducted—an average of less than 600 per day between February 18 and May 20.
Saudi Arabia to restore ambassador to Iraq
Saudi Arabia announced it will be sending back its ambassador to Iraq soon, Okaz daily newspaper reported on Saturday The move has been announced up on the directives of Saudi King Salman Bin …
Reliance Starts Trials of JioMart Shopping Portal Across India
Reliance Industries Ltd. has started testing its online grocery shopping portal across India, still under a nationwide lockdown to control the spread of the coronavirus.JioMart is now delivering in …
Hong Kong Tensions Rattle World Stock Markets, Oil Tumbles
Oil prices tumbled and global equity markets fell on Friday as China’s move to impose a new security law on Hong Kong further strained U.S.-China relations and clouded economic recovery prospects.
China’s Tighter Grip on Hong Kong Shakes City’s Business World
The territory’s stock market plunged amid expectations that money would soon be leaving the Asian financial hub, which faces tough new measures from Beijing and retaliation from the United States.