Turkish Election Re-Run: Erdogan’s Ruling Party Set to Lose Control of...
According to the state-run press agency Anadolu, the Turkish opposition's mayoral candidate, Ekrem Imamoglu, won again in a new election in Istanbul on Sunday, winning over 54 percent of the vote.
China, UAE sign a massive, $3.4 billion deal
China and the United Arab Emirates are expanding trade and investment ties through new deals worth $3.4 billion.
Why are tourists from USA dying in Dominican Republic?
Joseph Allen's relatives claim he was healthy and visited the Dominican Republic frequently. Several of the visitors who died during this year drank from their...
Free Zone Expo in Abu Dhabi helps economic growth
World free zone Expo is a step forward
The World Free Zone Expo (WFZE) Pavilion, a first-of-its-kind special eventthey...
Companies could list Hong Kong if the US blocks investment in...
Hong Kong is on the edge right now
Companies could list Hong Kong or Chinese domestic markets if, according...
Microsoft bans Slack and discourages AWS and Google Docs use internally
Microsoft has prohibited its 100,000 + staff from using the free version of Slack
How did 10 international companies warn UK of a “break side”...
Only 10 days after UK broke out of European Union's umbrella, British politicians did not reach a formula for this step, after parliamentarians rejected...
Drug companies inflate prices over 1,000%; 44 U.S. states are suing
44 U.S. states filed a lawsuit in which they're accusing Teva Pharmaceuticals USA of orchestrating a scheme with 19 other drug companies to inflate drug prices
Facebook co-founder calls on the government to break up the company
Facebook co-founder in a New York Times editorial today said the social networking giant has become a corporate monopoly with too much power and said the federal government needs to step in and break up the company.
