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On The Border Files Chapter 7 as 155 Locations Close, June 21
On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina files Chapter 7 liquidation after closing 155 locations. Five franchise locations remain open.
Actor Dickson Yue Caught in Friend’s Drunk Driving Stop, June 21
Hong Kong police arrested a driver for drunk driving in Causeway Bay on June 20. Actor Dickson Yue was a passenger. The driver recorded 73…
US Stock Market Closed June 21 as Gold Falls on Fed Rate Hike Signals
US markets closed Saturday June 21. Gold drops 0.9% to $4,169 as Fed signals rate hikes. Spot gold hits 10-day low.
National Express Faces Crisis After Fatal Train Crash, June 20
Fatal train crash involving East Midlands Railway kills driver, injures 100. 28 hospitalized, 9 critical. National Express faces safety scrutiny.
Hong Kong Military Barracks Open to Public for 29th Return Anniversary, June 21
PLA garrison opens Stonecutters Island barracks to public with military displays and equipment tours for Hong Kong’s 29th return anniversary.
Trump White House Ballroom Project Redirects $352 Million in Security Funds, June 20
Trump administration redirects $352 million in Secret Service funds to White House ballroom renovation, sparking Congressional criticism.
Moomoo Securities Faces 3-Month Ban on New Accounts, June 21
Japan’s FSA suspended moomoo Securities’ new account sign-ups for 3 months due to false NISA claims and weak cybersecurity controls.
ICE Halts Warehouse Detention Plans as Oversight Scrutiny Grows, June 20
ICE cancels $700 million warehouse detention project in Pennsylvania and New Jersey amid federal oversight and medical care concerns.
Itochu Stock Targets Comeback as CEO Pledges Buyback Push, June 21
Itochu chairman pledges stock recovery through aggressive buyback program. Stock down 20% from February high, signaling 3 billion yen minimum plan.