US$750 billion is coming to Apple shareholders
A whopping US$750 billion is set to be part of Apple’s capital return program to its shareholders. With so much cash, Apple shareholders can have their cake and eat it…
Cryptocurrencies, mainly Bitcoin rising again
Cryptocurrencies, mainly Bitcoin rising again in the ongoing market. The biggest cryptocurrency is back with its winning ways, climbing for a fourth day in a row in a new rally…
Hong Kong Independence Activist Not Allowed to Run for Legislature
Andy Chan, who has actively pushed for independence for Hong Kong, has not been allowed to run for a seat in legislature. The High Court of Hong Kong issued a…
Slovakia’s ‘Love Bank’ set to take on Paris or Verona in romantic fever
All is set for couples to turn a small medieval Slovak town into the next Paris or Verona where lovers come to preserve their love stories for eternity. love bank,…
No way to verify if US reconfigured weapons can carry nukes, says Russia
The Russian Federation, through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said there was no way to confirm whether the United States reconfigured strategic arms can carry nuclear warheads or not. While…
Trump is God send: Religious adviser
https://www.facebook.com/NowThisPolitics/videos/1908165509214930/ If you oppose U.S. President Donald Trump, you are opposing God said a Trump religious advisor Paula White who chairs the Evangelical Advisory Board. She said Trump was raised…
The rise of China threatens the current status quo
China has started to conquer the world in its own way, by dishing out commercial projects across the globe. But some are saying China's way of doing things is showing undeniable…
Can Japan fill the vacuum left by the USA in the Asean region?
When Donald Trump on January 2017, announced that he was withdrawing from the global mega-deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), it gave room for others to fill where the…
Bollywood movie, Padmaavat banned in Malaysia over fear of religious unrest
The Malaysian film censorship board decided not to allow the screening of the much criticised Indian movie, Padmaavat, placing it in the "not approved list" which essentially means banned. It…
Singapore’s Government Embroiled In Domestic Crisis Management: Michael Barr
By: Michael D Barr, Flinders University 2017 was a horrible year for Singapore’s government — and for Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in particular. It began with an open and…