Just as doubts grow over Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s economic policies dubbed Abenomics, many say that regulatory reforms will be the only way to revive Japan’s economy.
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Coal Region On The Roll: Gets $28M Federal Aid
Coal Region will be getting funds from the Washinton Government and some establishments. The Washington government released a $28 million in federal grants to 13 coal producing states to to help them cope with the decline of the coal industry.
MIT Press Release: Launches New Venture Capital Fund
The MIT had released a new project called "The Engine". The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has spawned a dazzling array of innovation in its 155 years of history which is from disposable razors to wind tunnels, to radar.
Clinton Wants Biden As State Secretary
Joe Biden tops the initial short list that Hillary Clinton’s transition team is arranging for the spot of the secretary of state, an internal source tells in an interview.
Philippines Duterte Protects BPO Sectors
As part of the establishment of Philippine economy and its ally powers. Rodrigo Duterte pledges to protect the BPO industry and sector in the country.
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David Cooperfield has once again recognized for being the highest-paid world magician. Recently, David Cooperfield has been ranked as the highest-paid magician with $64M record high.
Philippines, through its President Rodrigo Duterte announced its separation from the US military defense support.
O2 CZ/CETIN and T-Mobile CZ is now under investigation by the European Commission on Tuesday. European Commission is to investigate whether the mobile telecoms network-sharing deal between the two major telecommunications company restricts competition in the Czech Republic.
An international recognition has been given to George Hadjipanayis, Richard B. Murray Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Delaware, for his exceptional contributions in the field of rare-earth permanent magnets.
On a ‘feeling thermometer’ which ranges from 0 being the coldest, most negative rating to 100 being the warmest, most positive score, nearly nine out of ten LBGT voters rate the Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump coldly.
An Atlas of Mirrors – this is what the art pieces of Singapore Biennale’s fifth edition which will open on Thursday depict.
Presidential campaigns and elections are key factors to market events. It is closely intertwined that it can affect the market in so many ways depending on who are running and from what party they belong. The market can even show clues on who will be the next president.
Quartz is now opening another E-Newsletter and will be focusing culture, fashion, food and travel. Quartz is a young inventive, versatile online publication that has already built a massive following for its coverage of business and technology.
The third quarter revenues of Samsung is now burning down in flames. Galaxy Note 7 was released last September hoping to be Samsung's salvation. Specially designed to attract more buyers to help the Korean electronics giant have bounce in the mobile market.
