Want to buy a $1 home in Italy? The best advice from 3 people who did it
For years now, people around the world have been captivated by Sicilian towns selling off abandoned homes starting at 1 euro, or roughly $1.08.
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Japanese leader visits new chip factory, stressing ties with Taiwan and support for key technology
TOKYO (AP) — Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited a new semiconductor plant for which his government has pledged more than 1 trillion yen ($7 billion) of support to secure a steady supply of chips on Saturday.
Malaysia’s lower living costs, MM2H visa, anti-Israel stance are luring expats – but can they stay long term?
Now Muhammad William, his wife Sana, and their three children, live in Kuala Lumpur and run a YouTube channel with 1.28 million subscribers.
Global tourism is recovering, but for Asia it’s a mixed bag at best
Talk to the UN world tourism organisation – since January rebranded as UN Tourism – and the message is that international tourism is well on the road to recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. But talk to tourism officials in Hong Kong, South Korea, mainland China or Thailand and the story is: not so fast.
Job growth zoomed in March as payrolls jumped by 303,000 and unemployment dropped to 3.8%
Job creation in March easily topped expectations in a sign of continued acceleration for what has been a bustling and resilient labor market.
Fed's Kashkari raises prospect of zero rate cuts — but Goldman says that would be 'very surprising'
Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius on Friday said that he still expects the Federal Reserve to implement three interest rate cuts this year, adding that he would be "very surprised" if the U.S. central bank ultimately decided no trims at all were necessary.
How India is challenging China as Asia's tech powerhouse
For years, China has been Asia's technology powerhouse.
Myanmar’s worst violence since the military takeover is intensifying the crisis, the UN says
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Myanmar’s escalating conflict and worst violence since the military takeover in 2021 are having a devastating impact on human rights, fundamental freedoms and basic needs of millions of people — as well as “alarming spillover effects” in the region, U.N. officials said Thursday.