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Month: April 2022

Military-led Myanmar seeks to reassure foreign investors

By ELAINE KURTENBACH AP Business Writer BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar officials have sought to reassure foreign investors who say doing business in the military-ruled country is nearly impossible because of new currency controls. Two ministers in Myanmar’s army-installed government said Thursday that approved foreign investors, embassies, United Nations agencies and non-government organizations are exempt from

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Military-led Myanmar seeks to reassure foreign investors

By ELAINE KURTENBACH AP Business Writer BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar officials have sought to reassure foreign investors who say doing business in the military-ruled country is nearly impossible because of new currency controls. Two ministers in Myanmar’s army-installed government said Thursday that approved foreign investors, embassies, United Nations agencies and non-government organizations are exempt from

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Michelle Obama’s brother says his kids were disenrolled from their school as ‘retaliation’ for parents bringing up concerns of bias

By Omar Jimenez, CNN Craig and Kelly Robinson said they were shocked to receive a letter informing them their children would not be allowed back as students at the prestigious University School of Milwaukee (USM). “We cannot continue a relationship with your family,” is what part of the enrollment termination letter read, sent at the

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Michelle Obama’s brother says his kids were disenrolled from their school as ‘retaliation’ for parents bringing up concerns of bias

CNN, WTMJ By Omar Jimenez, CNN Craig and Kelly Robinson said they were shocked to receive a letter informing them their children would not be allowed back as students at the prestigious University School of Milwaukee (USM). “We cannot continue a relationship with your family,” is what part of the enrollment termination letter read, sent

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