Wealth guru banned, hit with huge fine
A self-proclaimed real estate and wealth guru has been hit with a huge fine and ordered to pay back more than 2,000 of her seminar attendees.
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REVIEW: Book censor falls victim to the malady of imagination in Kuwaiti novel
NEW DELHI: Getting lost in a good story is in 'Book Censor's Library', a dystopian political satire with elements of magical realism, occupational hazard and crime. The story follows an unnamed narrator whose life unravels after he reluctantly begins working for an all-powerful government.
Bunnings hits back on lead poisoning claim
Bunnings has responded to claims by union workers that they may have been exposed to dangerous levels of lead after buying products in one of its stores.
Mitsubishi reworks in-car driver monitoring
Technology that tracks drivers on the road will be toned down by the popular carmaker after backlash from critics and customers.
Miami’s Messi, Suarez out for MLS All-Star Game
WASHINGTON: Costa Rica played the United States women's national team to a goalless draw on Tuesday in the American women's warm-up before flying to the Paris Olympics. U.S. captain Lindsey Horan told a crowd of nearly 19,000 that they were not daunted by their chances in France despite the draw. “We wish we could win,” … Read more
Aussie shares rebound on Wall St uplift
Australia's share market rallied to snap a three-day losing streak on Tuesday after a rebound in tech-led Wall St.
MG Cyberster electric convertible makes Australian debut
This electrifying performance car represents the first of its kind, although the Aussies have been slow to change perspective.
Crashed Japan navy choppers found on seabed
TOKYO: The Japanese navy has found the wreckage of two helicopters on the seabed that crashed more than three months ago, killing eight crew members. The SH-60K helicopters, each manned by four people, were conducting submarine location training off the Izu Islands in the Pacific Ocean in April when they collided. To date, only one … Read more
‘Horrible’: Staffer sues over reply-all firing
A man is suing his former workplace after he was fired for responding to an email he claims he accidentally sent while “texting my fraternity brother.”
‘Blue screen of death’ company accepts fate
The company responsible for the “blue screen of death” that left millions stranded says it is “absolutely” ready to compensate.
