Monthly Archives: September 2022
Chelsea confirm signing of Wesley Fofana from Leicester
LONDON (AFP) - Chelsea have completed the signing of France Under-21 international central defender Wesley Fofana from Leicester City, the two clubs announced yesterday.
Fofana,...
Forever no more
WASHINGTON (AFP) -”Forever chemicals” used in daily items like nonstick pans have long been linked to serious health issues - a result of their...
Town hall forum for post-pandemic business
Asia Inc Forum will convene a town hall forum on September 22 at the Radisson Hotel in the capital with a focus on business...
Iraq political gridlock persists after unrest
BAGHDAD (AFP) - A months-long political crisis in Iraq showed little sign of abating yesterday despite a fresh push for negotiations after nearly 24...
Premier League strugglers Wolves snap up Austrian striker Kalajdzic
LONDON (AFP) - Premier League strugglers Wolverhampton Wanderers strengthened their goal-shy attack yesterday, signing Austrian international striker Sasa Kalajdzic for EUR18 million (USD18 million).
The...
Giant eye murals bear witness to Palestinians in Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (AP) - A group of artists has filled a Palestinian area of east Jerusalem with paintings of large, wide-open eyes. The murals are...
Inspection ensures ethical business practices
Azlan Othman
An integrated inspection at the Jerudong Market, Pasar Tani Selayun and business premises along the Jerudong area yesterday detected a business premises was...
Why is money so confusing?
Liz Weston
AP - Managing money is an essential life skill, yet most United States (US) adults would fail a financial literacy test. Consider the...
US private firms slow hiring in August: ADP
WASHINGTON (AFP) - American employers ratcheted back their hiring in August, which slowed for the second straight month, according to data yesterday from payroll...
Laos records new death from dengue fever
VIENTIANE (XINHUA) - Lao Ministry of Health yesterday reported one new death from dengue fever, taking the death toll to 18 in the outbreak...