Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif, has accused top bureaucrats of corruption and international money laundering, allegedly moving billions to Portugal.
Khawaja Asif drops bombshell: Pakistani bureaucrats buying property in Portugal to flee crisis
In one particularly startling claim, Asif said a senior bureaucrat with close ties to former Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar received Rs 4 billion in ceremonial gifts—referred to as ‘salami’—at his …
Paradise Indonesia and Club Med MoU to develop upscale resorts in exotic destinations
Paradise Indonesia and Club Med enter MoU partnership to development all-inclusive upscale resorts in exotic destinations across Indonesia.
Paradise Indonesia and Club Med sign an exclusive partnership
Paradise Indonesia and Club Med formally signed a Memorandum of (MoU) in Jakarta for an exclusive partnership.
Days after launch in India, Elon Musk’s another BIG move, Tesla leases 33,000 sq ft commercial space in…, likely to pay rent of Rs…
Elon Musk’s Tesla has launched its first showroom in Mumbai and is also ready to launch another one in Delhi. Now the EV giant has also leased a huge space in Gurugram.
Owning a second home in India: Income tax rules and costs explained
The ownership of a second home comes with specific tax treatment and operational costs that differ from those of a primary residence. Understanding these provisions in advance can help buyers make …
China’s Property Slump to Last Longer Than Expected, UBS Says
UBS Group AG, which had been among the few firms predicting a recovery in China’s property sector, now expects a delay following a renewed sales slowdown in the second quarter.
Sceptical investors call time on China’s anti-price war rally
Fund manager Yang Tingwu was quick to harvest his gains after a furious July rally in Chinese steel and cement stocks, spurred by Beijing’s campaign against price wars and excess industrial production …
The Government Seized 7 Horses From a Georgia ‘Urban Cowboy.’ A Court Says He Can Sue.
The Constitution pledges that the government cannot take your property without “just compensation.” So if that happens, and no statute passed by the legislature applies to your specific case, can you …
When The Government Takes Your Property, You Can Take It To Court
A recent ruling gives people a legal path to sue in federal court when the government takes property without paying for it.