A strong earthquake shook the northern Philippines on Wednesday, injuring at least one person, damaging buildings and prompting many people in the capital to run outdoors.
7.3 earthquake hits north Philippines, causes some damage
A strong earthquake has shaken the northern Philippines, causing some damage and prompting people to flee buildings in the capital …
Indonesia’s IDEAL takes the pain out of applying for mortgages
Applying for mortgages is often a time-consuming and disorganized process, with reams of manual paperwork required. Based in Jakarta, IDEAL simplifies the process with a platform that lets users …
Xanadu standing tall in copper fields of Mongolia
They say if you want to go elephant hunting you must go to elephant country and when talking mineral endowment, Mongolia is clearly elephant country. The ridiculous scale of Rio Tinto’s part-owned Oyu …
N.Korea using S.Korean facilities at Kaesong complex without permission
The Unification Ministry’s confirmation came a day after its spokesperson Cho Joong-hoon publicly condemned North Korea for violating the property rights of South Korean people, including the …
Georgia judge charged with threatening garden owner after allegedly taking vegetables
The GBI said a man reported to the county sheriff that he believed the judge had come onto his property and taken vegetables without permission.
Landlord’s unpaid property taxes threaten Lindridge-Martin tenant’s home
A family renting a home in the Lindridge-Martin neighborhood fears they could lose their home due to a landlord’s 7-year-old mistake.
Singapore Wealth Fund Spots Rental Opportunity in China Property
Singapore’s $799 billion sovereign wealth fund sees pockets of opportunity in the beleaguered China real estate market as Beijing tries to make homes more accessible for the middle class. In China, …
Reading Lebanon’s Electoral Tea Leaves
With the newly elected, western-leaning government focused on technocratic solutions to Lebanon’s myriad political and economic challenges, the group turned southward and to its old bag of tricks for …
Wall Street hit by Walmart wipeout, Gas woes knock Europe
Asian shares pared losses on Tuesday as investor sentiment improved on China’s reported plans to tackle a debt crisis in real estate development.