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‘Everyday Is Doomsday’: New Limits Give Chinese E-Gamers Whiplash
China’s video game industry is booming. But it sure doesn’t feel that way to Stone Shi, a game designer in China. Mr. Shi, 27, got…
Deputy chief of Russia's Novatek says he will fight U.S. tax charges
FILE PHOTO: Then-Chief Financial Officer Mark Gyetvay of Novatek speaks during the Reuters Russia Investment Summit in Moscow, Russia, September 11, 2007. REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin/File PhotoMOSCOW…
3 tips on managing money in a pandemic
(NYTIMES) – Maybe you lost your job. Maybe your hours were cut. Or maybe you had to take over caregiving responsibilities. If your income fell…
Sir Ian Taylor: MIQ as big a threat to business as Covid-19 – heres the unique way to solve the problem, Prime Minister
OPINION: Prime Minister – in the past week, since suggesting a possible alternative to MIQ for businesspeople who had to travel and were doing so…
Liam Dann: Godwits, herons and the art of strategic change
OPINION: Somewhere around 2100 kilometres into his flight across the Pacific Ocean, godwit 4BRWB made a decision. The wind was too strong, he was getting…
Diana Clement: Property market isn’t the be all and end all
OPINION: Don’t give up on the housing market. Get even. By that I mean buy other growth assets that will see your money appreciate and…
One Solution to a Shortage of Skilled Workers? Diversify the Construction Industry
The DealBook newsletter delves into a single topic or theme every weekend, providing reporting and analysis that offers a better understanding of an important issue…
A Path to Financial Security That Doesn’t Lead to a 401(k)
Raul Duplessi became intrigued with the stock market nearly 15 years ago, when he landed his first job as a hotel doorman in Manhattan and…
Should inheritances be taxed to offset the Baby Boomer bulge? Experts weigh in
More Kiwis are dying wealthy and leaving large inheritances thanks to booming property and asset values. These windfalls between generations largely escape the taxman but…