It's bad enough that Schalke is going through its longest ever run without a win in the Bundesliga. But the German soccer club's chairman Clemens Tönnies is also under fire … Click to Continue »
South Korean health authorities have said for the first time that the country is in the midst of a “second wave” of novel coronavirus infections around Seoul, driven by small but persistent outbreaks stemming from a holiday in May. The Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) had previously said South Korea's first wave...
Irish beef is to be sold to retail in the Philippines for the first time this week.
A Sanford maker of fishing lures got caught not paying an employee money due under a pair of federal acts, the U.S. Department of Labor announced. Labor's Wage and Hour … Click to Continue »
Russian IT firms may enjoy significantly lower income tax and insurance payments, according to a plan laid out by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. The tax break envisages a nearly twofold reduction of insurance payments – from 14 percent to 7.6 percent – while income tax could be cut to three percent from the current level...
Extraordinary international events have a way of forever changing our everyday habits, lifestyles, and decision-making. The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, for example, have dramatically altered air travel for … Click to Continue »
The construction industry is at the center of most talks this week. June 22 ▪ The Miami Association of Realtors will publish its May 2020 existing home sales report for … Click to Continue »
