Wipfli Financial Advisors, LLC (Wipfli Financial), a national, CPA-affiliated wealth management firm, is pleased to announce the promotion of two senior financial advisors, Jordan Lochner Mills and …
Jordan Clarkson and Thomas Bryant cut a home deal in Woodland Hills
Thomas Bryant and Jordan Clarkson, who were teammates on the Lakers in 2017-18, have connected on a home sale in Woodland Hills.
Protests erupt in Syria in rare show of dissent against Assad regime
Protests continued for a second day in regime-held southern Syria, where demonstrators openly denounced President Bashar al-Assad in a rare show of dissent in the authoritarian state. Sparked by …
Saudi Arabia to End Extra Voluntary Oil Cuts After June
(Bloomberg) — Saudi Arabia’s extra voluntary oil-production cut, which came on top of the OPEC+ supply curbs, will cease at the end of this month as demand recovers. Crude prices erased gains as …
South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
Thailand Plans Extra Stimulus Measures to Support Virus-Hit Economy
Thailand plans to introduce additional stimulus measures from the third quarter to spur domestic consumption and tourism as the coronavirus outbreak hits the Southeast Asian country, the finance …
Budgetary allocation for Bangladesh Parliament rises 3.87% in 2020-21 fiscal
The Parliament Commission has approved Tk 3.35 billion budget for Parliament to spend on its development and non-development segments for the 2020-21 fiscal year beginning from July 1.
Hong Kong Activist Investor David Webb to Step Back for Health Reasons
Hong Kong activist investor David Webb has said he will step back from posting his widely read critiques of companies and the city’s government after being diagnosed with prostate cancer. Webb, a …
Taiwan Trade Surplus Rebounds as Cost of Oil Imports Plunges
Taiwan’s trade surplus expanded to its widest in nine months in May, fueled by increased global demand for electronic equipment and weaker oil prices.
Tourism, global commerce, rural broadband budgets among Georgia COVID-19 cuts
Georgia agencies that work to promote the state’s economic growth have found creative ways to reduce spending by 14 percent while still keeping their priorities intact.