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Apple MacBook, iMac Prices Become Latest Victims of Brexit

Dec 27, 2016

Apple unveiled a swish new MacBook Pro on Thursday that came complete with a hefty price tag of $1,799. There's nothing unusual about high prices on Apple's newest, most sophisticated tech. But if the MacBook seems expensive to Americans, ...

Tags: Apple, MacBook Pro, price tag

ExxonMobil Contributes $500, 000 to Flood Relief in Louisiana

Sep 28, 2016

Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) announced today that it will donate $500,000 to the American Red Cross and the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank to support local flooding disaster relief assistance in Louisiana. “Our thoughts and ...

Tags: Exxon Mobil, donation, American Red Cross, Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank

9 Common iPhone 7 Problems - and How to Quickly Fix Them

Sep 27, 2016

iPhone 7 problems: A guide to all the problems, bugs, glitches, issues and annoyances you might experience – and how to quickly fix them. The iPhone 7 is here, and while Apple’s latest flagship isn’t the redesign we were ...

Tags: iPhone 7 Problems, fix

Kaiser Permanente Colorado Provides $1m To Combat Food Insecurity

Mar 22, 2016

Kaiser Permanente Colorado is reaffirming its commitment to diminishing the rates of hunger in this state by providing 13 local nonprofits a portion of a $1m grant that aims to increase access to food for all Coloradans. "Hunger is a ...

Tags: Kaiser Permanente Colorado, Food insecurity

China Responds to Japan-South Korea Sex Slavery Deal

Dec 29, 2015

The Chinese government has welcomed the agreement reached by Japan and South Korea on Japan's wartime sexual slavery of Korean women during World War II, calling on Japan to deal with historical issues in a responsible way. Chinese ...

Tags: Sex Slavery Deal

Trial for Thailand's Major Human Trafficking Case Begins

Dec 25, 2015

In Thailand, A major human trafficking trial has begun at a criminal court in Bangkok. The court's examination of 500 witnesses in the case against 88 suspects is expected to take up to 2 years, which means verdicts will be even further ...

Tags: Human Trafficking Case, trial

Myanmar to Appeal against Workers' Death Sentences by Thai Court

Dec 25, 2015

Myanmar authorities will appeal against death sentences on two Myanmar citizens for murder of two British backpackers in Southern Thailand last year, said U Ye Htut, Presidential Spokesperson on Thursday. The appeal will be made to the ...

Tags: Death Sentences

Ceremony Held for China's 1 Mln USD Quake-Relief Donation to Afghanistan

Dec 17, 2015

A signing ceremony was held here Wednesday for China's donation of 1 million U.S. dollars in cash for quake relief in Afghanistan. A 7.5-magnitude devastating earthquake struck northeastern Afghanistan in late October this year, leaving ...

Tags: quake relief, assistance

Festival Gives Fans Taste of Modern German History

Nov 26, 2015

The movie We Are Young, We Are Strong is among the 14 titles screened at the Festival of German Cinema in China. [Photo provided to China Daily] When you speak of Germany, most Chinese probably think of beer and soccer, but an ongoing ...

Tags: movie, German Cinema, German History

When a Good Samaritan Becomes The Target for Extortion

Oct 29, 2015

On the morning of Sept 8, a student in Anhui province was bicycling outside her college campus when she spotted an old lady down on the ground, screaming. She stopped to help. The "granny", as women in their senior years are often ...

Tags: Samaritan, Target for Extortion, students

'Chinese Holmes' Comes Home to Reality Show on CCTV

Oct 28, 2015

Henry Chang-Yu Lee, the forensic scientist, had his own number tag (2056) at the Connecticut Department of Public Safety. But whenever his colleagues phoned for him, they asked for "007". In his career of more than 50 years, the ...

Tags: 'Chinese Holmes', Reality Show, Henry Chang-Yu Lee

Australia's Entry Into Trans Pacific Partnership and What It Means for The Food Industry

Oct 15, 2015

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has this week been finalised after negotiations began in 2010. The TPP centers on a free trade zone between 12 countries located around the Pacific rim including Australia, the US, New Zealand, ...

Tags: Trans-Pacific Partnership, Food Industry

GE Lighting and ShotSpotter Sign MOU to Bring Gunshot Detection to Luminaires

Oct 14, 2015

Cities and their emergency responders will soon have a new way to deploy gunshot detection technology and be able to respond to incidents and react faster to protect their residents. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) between GE Lighting ...

Tags: GE, Lighting, MOU, smart LED streetlights, ShotSpotter, gunshot detection

Flowcrete Americas Has Announced a New AIA CES Training Seminar

Jul 10, 2015

Flowcrete Americas has announced a new AIA CES Training Seminar, which it describes as an "ideal opportunity for architects to find out more about specifying fit-for-purpose flooring solutions for the food and beverage industry." ...

Tags: Flowcrete Americas, flooring, beverage

G7 to Establish a New Fund to Help Improve The Global Supply Chain in Bangladesh

Jun 16, 2015

There is some good news for garment factory workers. G7 leaders meeting in Bavaria have agreed to establish a new fund to help improve the global supply chain in the wake of the Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh in 2013 in which 1,137 ...

Tags: Garment Industry, Insurance Fund

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