A Chinese city is looking to blockchain technology as their way of rooting out crime and corruption.
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Lawmakers suggest POGOs should be more transparent and pay more taxes
POGOs are still being picked apart for every bit of political gain lawmakers can find.
Buttigieg surges in odds as Trump faces impeachment, not conviction
It’s increasingly looking like the 2020 election may be Trump vs Buttigieg, based on recent impeachment hearings and democratic debates.
Osaka reveals IR implementation policy, Wakayama buys land
Osaka can now get serious about its IR ambitions, and Wakayma is trying a daring gambit.
Yokohama, Hokkaido hit speed bumps in IR campaigns
Yokohama has a political group opposing an IR, and Hokkaido has a confusing survey to deal with.
Solicitor General clarifies ‘POGOs can’t be taxed’ headlines
Of course POGOs can be taxed, the OSG stated, but maybe not as much as politicians would like.
Japan IR application period announced, Kitakyushu City enters the mix
Cities are gearing up for a 2021 application period, and one surprise entry looks to be on the way for the southern island of Kyushu.
PAGCOR boss worried high taxes will kill POGO industry
The chairman of PAGCOR cautioned that the recently progressed house tax bill could drive away legitimate operators.
Philippines POGO tax bill passes committee unanimously
The bill which could raise as much as P45 billion if passed, is getting resounding support from all politicians, but little from experts.
