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Tokyo:-  Japan's parliament voted Monday to approve Fumio Kishida as prime minister, with the new leader expected to announce a cabinet including both holdovers and fresh faces. The soft-spoken scion of a Hiroshima political family, Kishida beat popular vaccine chief Taro Kono to win leadership of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party last week.

An unprecedented leak of financial records known as the Pandora Papers has revealed the offshore financial assets of dozens of current and former world leaders and hundreds of politicians from Asia and the Middle East to Latin America. The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists obtained 11.9 million confidential documents from 14 separate legal and financial services firms, which the group said offered "a sweeping look at an industry that helps the world's ultrawealthy, powerful government officials and other elites conceal trillions of dollars from tax authorities, prosecutors and others. Moving money through offshore accounts, in mostly low-tax jurisdictions, is legal in most countries, and many of the people named in the data release aren't accused of criminal wrongdoing. But the journalist group said the 2.94 terabytes of financial and legal data -- which makes this leak larger than the 2016 Panama papers release -- shows the "offshore money machine...

Every goods one dollar stores in America are at risk of lockout, most of them do not have goods, customers are also absent:- For millions of people in America, one dollar per consignment stores have been the lifeline for everyday necessities.  A large section of American society depends on it.  But the Corona period has had an adverse effect on these stores.  Many stores closed.  And many stores are under threat of lockdown.  The supply chain has been affected.  Stores are empty due to lack of goods.  Due to lack of sales in the stars, the employees are either not getting or getting less wages. Dollar Stores' business model has been very successful in America over the years.  People living below the poverty line depend on it.  There were many such stores in rural America.  Now the situation is such that only a few stores appear to be open.  Sandra, who works at a dollar store in downtown Maine, says she is tired of working 70 hours ...