HANOI: Police in Vietnam on Sunday detained more than 380 Chinese people accused of running the country's largest-ever underground online gambling ring, the government said. Gambling is illegal in Vietnam in most cases, though foreigners are allowed to gamble at local casinos. Last year, Vietnam ...
Saudi Basic Industries Corp (SABIC) has no interest in taking over Swiss chemicals firm Clariant and considers its 25per cent stake in the company as "a long term strategic investment," said its chief executive Yousef al-Benyan on Sunday.
Many low-wage workers in the United States who rely on public benefits may lose access to some or all of those benefits if they earn more, says University of Massachusetts Boston's Susan R Crandall.
KUALA LUMPUR: Large blue containers containing around a million crickets filled a shophouse in Kuala Lumpur. The entire unit is fully sealed like a prison, with all windows closed. There is no air-conditioning or electric fan so that the environment is warm, humid and dark all day. When Mr Kevin...
France wants to reach a deal with the US on taxing tech giants by a G7 meeting in late August, Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said Saturday.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday said Brexit was a "massive economic opportunity" but had been treated under his predecessor Theresa May as "an impending adverse weather event".
Auto supplier Robert Bosch has revised its forecast for automotive production on Saturday, expecting a 5 per cent fall this year, bigger than an earlier estimate for a 3 per cent decline, the company's chief financial officer told Boersen-Zeitung.
PARIS: Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Saturday that France would proceed with taxing revenues of big technology firms and urged the United States not to bring trade tariffs into the debate on how to fairly raise levies on digital services. Le Maire was responding to U.S. President...
The European Union is offering new British Prime Minister Boris Johnson a wary welcome, insisting it will consider any detailed new ideas he has on Brexit but cautious lest his gambit is ultimately to blame Brussels for a no-deal departure.
Auto supplier Robert Bosch has revised its forecast for automotive production on Saturday, expecting a 5per cent fall this year, bigger than an earlier estimate for a 3per cent decline, the company's chief financial officer told Boersen-Zeitung.
