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Mobile World Congress Not Yet Rescheduled due to Coronavirus

Dow recovers while many discover the currency strength meter indicator

(SALEM, Ore.) - The Coronavirus strikes again....this time it's impact hit before the event had a chance to take place.

The coronavirus’s impact reached the tech and telecom sector last month, as the organizer of Mobile World Congress (MWC), Global System for Mobile Communications (GSMA), was forced to cancel the premiere event after many high-profile companies withdrew from attending over health and safety concerns.

Best Online Casinos in Canada

The most credible online casinos have the eCOGRA seal.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Discover the rundown of online Casinos which merit playing at and numerous other important data on internet betting.

Online guests can learn about various types of casinos which are generally fit to play, including cell phones and pretty much all the new technological advancements.

What You Need to Know About Vaping

Adults use vaping devices to reduce cigarette use or to enjoy a flavorful fruity taste.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Over the last few years, there has been a tremendous increase in the popularity of vaping devices for adults over 21. However, many people around the world are still not entirely aware of this concept.

Basically, vaping is a process that includes inhaling vaporized liquid through a device.

The Coronavirus Pandemic is Upon Us and Why Americans Should Worry

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) asked “the American public to prepare for the expectation that this might be bad.”

(SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.) - Although the World Health Organization has not declared the coronavirus (COVID-19) epidemic a pandemic, an epidemic of world-wide proportions, with no containment in sight.

The virus has spread to at least 49 countries.

Bestselling Author Gerald Posner Releases PHARMA

Gerald Posner, award-winning journalist and "New York Times" bestselling author - latest blockbuster PHARMA

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - On March 10, Gerald Posner, author of twelve books including Pulitzer Prize finalist "Case Closed" a spellbinding account of the John F. Kennedy assassination, will have his latest epic PHARMA hit book stores.

Almost five years into researching PHARMA, Gerald received a treasure trove of documents from an anonymous sender.

Is Oregon Ready for Online Casinos?

Out of state businesses benefit from Oregon's restrictions.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Oregon has often been a trailblazer when it comes to embracing legislation that legalizes betting. The state was one of the first to allow sports betting after the federal government made it legal last year.

This market is growing in Oregon but sports betting online is much easier and has been happening in the state for years.

Understanding The Oregon Truckers` Fight

Truckers perceive the cap-and-trade bill as a threat to the overall industry.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Early February has seen another re occurrence of trucker protests in Salem, with KATU and other news agencies reporting that hundreds of drivers created a blockade rally on February 6th near the town hall.

In broad opposition to the cap-and-trade bill, the protests have also highlighted a number of heated topics that Oregon and nationwide drivers are facing.

Coronavirus Risk Keeps Citizens From Travel

Jean Danhong Chen Analyzes How the Coronavirus is Impacting the Travel Capabilities of Chinese Citizens

(SALEM, Ore.) - Chinese citizens around the world have experienced many travel problems as a result of the novel coronavirus. The coronavirus originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan in the Hubei province.

The disease has made a dangerous impact on the people in Hubei province, and it is spreading to other parts of China and neighboring countries.

How to Sleep Soundly and Naturally Every Night

Optimize your sleep without using tech or supplements

(SALEM, Ore.) - Getting enough quality sleep is a vital component of everyone’s daily life, contributing massively to health and well-being among humans.

Sleep deprivation has been proven to increase the risk of dementia, impact negatively on heart health, contribute to mental health issues and much more.

U.S.-Iran Relations: From Mosaddegh to Trump

Diplomacy with Iran is much more productive than sabre-rattling

(SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.) - Not all Muslims are Arabs and not all Arabs are Muslims. Only about 20% of practicing Muslims live in Arab countries. However, Iranians prefer not to be called Arabs. They are Persians. The Persian language is Indo-European; it is barely related to Arabic. The official language of Iran is Persian (Farsi).

The country’s economic system is extremely inefficient largely because of corruption and mismanagement.