Japanese company to build two casinos in Manila
September 30, 2011
Manila will soon be home to two brand-new casinos and three new hotels and more could follow if the first businesses are successful. Read Article »
American Express offers tips for business trip budgeting
September 30, 2011
Since the Great Recession began in 2008, many companies are continually on the lookout for ways to improve their budgets and save money. Read Article »
Canadian government makes efforts to protects digital property
September 30, 2011
The Canadian government recently reintroduced copyright reform legislation in order to protect the intellectual and creative property of video game developers, and the entertainment industry couldn't be more pleased. Read Article »
Sharapova's ankle injury will keep her out of the Pan Pacific Open
September 29, 2011
Marina Sharapova, a Russian-born professional tennis player, is out of the Pan Pacific Open. Read Article »
Canada's largest bakery celebrates grand opening
September 29, 2011
On Wednesday in Hamilton, Ontario, the largest bakery in Canada opened its doors for the first time. Read Article »
Pope Benedict XVI's recent visit to Germany sparks protests
September 28, 2011
Last week, Pope Benedict XVI paid a visit to Germany, marking his first trip back to his homeland since he became the leader of the Catholic church. Read Article »
South African government still hasn't granted Dalai Llama a visa
September 28, 2011
The Dalai Llama is hoping to be present for Desmond Tutu's 80th birthday in October, but the South African government still has not made a decision concerning the spiritual leader's visa. Read Article »
Some American students struggle to acclimate to new cultures
September 28, 2011
Some American students choose to study abroad to immerse themselves in foreign cultures, and then spend the whole time with other Americans. Read Article »
Chinese aluminum company funds Purdue University's international efforts
September 27, 2011
Purdue University will be receiving funds from Nanshan Group, the parent company of leading aluminum firm Shandong Nashan Aluminum Company for its international study programs. Read Article »
Companies are slowly allowing their traveling employees to upgrade to business-class
September 27, 2011
After the recession that began in 2008, travel managers restricted premium-class travel options, but things are slowly returning to normal. Read Article »