‘Trigger a rate rise’: Fears for inflation
Economists are divided on what will happen to interest rates, with some saying they need to go as high as 5 percent.
Labor gets tough on social media
The Albanian government will force social media companies, banks and telecommunications companies to follow new codes aimed at fighting online fraud.
What We Are Reading Today: Think Again
By Adam Grant “Think Again” is a book about the benefit of the doubt and how we can become better at embracing the unknown and enjoying being wrong. New evidence shows that reappraisal can be learned, and Grant explains how to acquire the necessary traits to do so. Learning to rethink can be the secret … Read more
Inflation figures to give big hint on interest rates
Inflation data for the June quarter will be released on Wednesday morning, giving experts a clearer picture of whether the RBA will try to raise rates next week.
Iraqi Kurdistan court sentences Syrian journalist to 3 years on espionage charges
The Saudi Ad School aims to educate women in the Kingdom's advertising sector through a new program DUBAI: Saudi Ad School, a Saudi educational institution specializing in advertising courses, has partnered with marketing and communications network Publicis Groupe Middle East to launch 'The Name Behind Her Talent', a program to empower women in the Kingdom. … Read more
Flights cancelled as major airline collapses
Flights were canceled and planes grounded as a major airline collapsed, leaving hundreds of workers wondering about their future.
Moroccan Embassy in Tokyo celebrates 25th anniversary Throne Day of King Mohammed VI
TOKYO: The Moroccan Embassy in Tokyo celebrated the 25th anniversary of the accession of HM King Mohammed VI. to the throne of His illustrious ancestors, with Ambassador Rachad Bouhlal highlighting his country's many achievements under his sovereign and the Kingdom's close ties with Japan. The celebration was attended by Minister of Digital Technology KONO Taro, … Read more
Earnings slump for lender to the ‘credit impaired’
A growing number of Australians are turning to the lender, which funds people the big banks deem too risky.
Egypt stun Spain to join them in men’s Olympic football knockouts
“Sevilla FC is open to the world,” says club president ahead of Al-Ittihad match DUBAI: La Liga club Sevilla will take on Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad on Friday night in the annual Antonio Puerta Trophy match, which is also part of both teams' pre-season preparations. Arab News spoke to Sevilla president Jose Maria del … Read more
‘Put moral concerns to one side’: Locals outraged as Melbourne council approves 200-person sex club
A proposal to build a 200-person swingers club in the heart of Melbourne has sparked fierce opposition from local residents.
