The Gym Group, one of Britain’s largest operators of low-cost gyms, has set out plans to reopen almost all of its establishments in England from 25 July, with Covid-19 measures
Continue reading »Pakistan expects UAE remittances to be slashed as pandemic hits migrant workers
With swathes of Pakistani migrant workers being laid off and sent back home from all over the Gulf, an important source of revenue is taking a hit. 20% of the
Continue reading »Universal Credit UK: Six major benefits are being replaced – this is who is affected
Universal Credit is a living support payment which is offered by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to eligible claimants. Claimants must be over the age of 18, but
Continue reading »Japan Pushes Re-Opening as New Virus Cases Reach Record in Tokyo
Japan is forging ahead with further steps to re-open the economy even as daily coronavirus cases continue to climb, with reporting a daily record of 243 infections on Friday. The
Continue reading »Renewable Hotspots Planned to Wean Australia State Off Coal
Australia’s most populous state plans to fast-track its transition away from fossil fuels by encouraging investment in renewable-energy clusters. New South Wales on Friday put out a call for $12.7
Continue reading »Trump claims federal forces were 'all set to go into Seattle' when mayor ordered CHOP dismantled
Trump on violence in liberal cities, ‘brainwashed’ Joe Biden, response to COVID crisis, Supreme Court rulings President Trump joins Sean Hannity for an exclusive interview on ‘Hannity.’ President Trump claimed in
Continue reading »Pakistan Airline Blocked From U.S. After Pilot-License Scandal
Pakistan’s national airline has been barred from flying to the U.S. as a result of a scandal in which almost one-third of the nation’s pilots were found to have faked
Continue reading »Import Collapse Turns Into a Boon for Philippine’s Currency
One consequence of the Philippines’ struggling economy is turning into a boon for its currency. A collapse in imports has had a positive effect on the nation’s trade deficit, leading
Continue reading »Pubs and restaurants in England trade at half their pre-virus levels
Pub and restaurant chains traded at half their pre-pandemic levels after reopening across England last weekend, as consumers proved to be wary of visiting their local or eating out. Among
Continue reading »Think twice before paying an online tax preparer from your refund
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