Merry Gel Sigui
A multimedia journalist focused on producing articles about controversial global issues specifically on business, economy, politics, and technology. A strong believer in freedom of the press and exposing the wrong. only through engagement and communications can we as humans evolve.
An accredited member of a leading local broadcast media organization.
New coronavirus surpasses SARS death toll; experts reiterate prevention tips
At least 1,016 people in mainland China were reportedly killed by the novel coronavirus as of February 11. The figures clearly show that nCov...
Indian ridesharing giant launches in London
Ola, an Indian ride-hail company, began its operations in London on Monday as part of its continued expansion in the United Kingdom.
The firm, which...
Thailand weeps for 29 people killed in mass shooting
Thousands of Thais attended a vigil on Sunday for the 29 people who were shot dead by a rogue soldier over the weekend.
Held at...
Coronavirus hammered Hong Kong’s economy worse than protests
The trading in Hong Kong has been hit harder by the novel coronavirus compared to the six months of anti-government protests, according to financial...
China accepts help from int’l experts as coronavirus worsens
The Chinese Government has finally agreed to receive assistance from the World Health Organization to combat the coronavirus that killed at least 900 people...
Telemedicine owners charged in million dollars’ worth fraud scheme
The owners of telemedicine companies Advantage Choice Care and Tele Medcare were charged for allegedly masterminding a $56 million healthcare fraud scheme.
Reinaldo Wilson and...
Nintendo hit by coronavirus; production gets delayed
Japanese gaming giant Nintendo has confirmed feeling the heat of the novel coronavirus as it disrupts the production and deliveries of some of its...
Int’l law firm Appleby criticized over Paradise Papers leak
The previous decade was probably Appleby’s most miserable era as it was repeatedly criticized by monetary authorities and inspectors for fail regulations on terrorist...
Two scientists with ties to China charged with fraud in the...
The United States government has separately arrested two China-related scientists found to have committed fraudulent misrepresentations.
Li Xiao-Jiang, who previously worked as a neuroscientist at...
Fed Permanently Bars Goldman Sachs Exec Andrea Vella
A Permanent Ban for Goldman Sachs Executive Andrea Vella The US Federal Reserve Board has issued a permanent order barring Andrea Vella, a senior executive…
Lesotho’s first lady surrenders to face murder charges
The first lady of African country Lesotho has surrendered into authorities on Tuesday after she has been wanted for allegedly murdering the Prime Minister’s...
India implements stricter visa rules amid coronavirus
The Indian Government has tightened its visa rules as they become one of the 25 countries that have been affected by the novel coronavirus...
China declines virus assistance from US, Taiwan
The United States Government said China has not yet accepted the offer of assistance of Trump’s administration to combat the coronavirus.
America has repeatedly offered to...
China’s TCL to stop release of BlackBerry phones
TCL Communication will cease producing BlackBerry-branded Android smartphones in August 2020, marking the end of a licensing agreement that revived the iconic phone brand since 2016.
OPEC advances meeting to discuss oil price cuts amid coronavirus
Originally scheduled in March, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies decided to convene earlier to evaluate the sharp decline in oil...
Philippines recorded first virus death outside China
The first confirmed fatality outside China from the novel coronavirus has been recorded in the Philippines.
According to the country’s Health Department, a 44-year old...
Mitsubishi denies alleged use of emission defeat devices
Japanese auto giant Mitsubishi Motors Corp defended that it had not committed fraud and used illegal defeat devices in its diesel engines.
This after German...
Singapore revises residency scheme to attract more investors
The Government of Singapore has made it easier for high-performing businessmen and entrepreneurs to apply for the status of Permanent Residence (PR) following significant...
Global companies shut China operations to control virus
Despite the lack of direct instructions from the Chinese Government to halt business operations in the mainland, several international companies have taken initiatives to...
Pilots Association sues American airlines to stop China flights
The Allied Pilots Association (APA), a labor union representing American Airlines pilots, filed a lawsuit against the carrier to immediately halt US to China operations.
CBS...
China’s claim on Spratly violated Philippine sovereign rights, World court says
The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled that China illegally claimed jurisdiction over the Spratly Islands, interfering with Philippine fishing rights and constructing artificial islands in violation of international maritime law.
Kobe Bryant merchandise sells out after tragic death
As thousands of fans worldwide mourn the loss of NBA legend Kobe Bryant; Lakers jerseys, Nike shoes and similar gears of the late superstar...
Japanese postman faces criminal charge for keeping 24,000 mails at home
A 61-year-old former postman in Japan might be sentenced to three years imprisonment or be fined of about 500,000 yen ($4,600) after reportedly keeping...
Philippine Airlines provides free changes to China flights amid nCov
As the new strain of coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, the Philippine Airlines (PAL) announced that its passengers with booked tickets to some destinations...
