The Bruneian - 2022-05-28

• Brunei records 173 new cases, over 200 recoveries
• Brunei to end early endemic phase on 31 May 2022
• Non-Oil and Gas records 2 per cent increase Q4 2021
• Nurhana Diah BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
• BDCB releases Brunei Darussalam Sentiment Index for April 2022
• Mixitsdrin­ks: Mixing healthy mocktails into a refreshing business
• BIBD inks deal with BNCCC to further climate change action
• Dell releases new Inspiron 3910 desktop
• US Embassy hosts documentar­y screening on life of Joseph Pulitzer
• How much damage can rodents cause to your property?
• UTB students debut innovative designs at final year project showcase
• Print Plus, Darussalam Assets contribute over $13,000 to Pusat Ehsan
• Turkish Embassy hosts cuisine workshop for food lovers
• Baiduri Bank rewards winners of shopping campaign
• Targeted support for growth sectors can boost post-pandemic recovery
• Sarawak’s Rainforest World Music Festival returns in June
• China will give cash subsidies to airlines for two months
• Apple to increase starting pay for U.S. workers
• World shares mixed on growth worries as central banks tighten
• Indonesia to allocate about 1 million tonnes of palm oil for export
• Indian shares end higher on global optimism, IT stocks rally
• Maserati launches MC20 Cielo amid focus on quality not quantity
• Canada’s CIBC misses quarterly profit estimates
• Apple to keep iPhone production flat in 2022 - Bloomberg News
• S.Korea’s SK announces $195 bln investment for chips, batteries, bio through 2026
• Sony to ramp up PS5 production and broaden games portfolio
• Elvis fever grips Cannes ahead of Luhrmann biopic premiere
• ‘It is truly special’ - emotional Mourinho revels in more European glory
• National football team gears up for internatio­nal training camp in Jeddah

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