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Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority launched the largest shopping festival, Outlet 2022, in Riyadh on Saturday. Covering an area of 146,623 square meters, the festival includes three million items, manufactured by more than 1,500 international brands, and discounts of up to 70 percent on fashion, accessories, and cosmetic products designed…

Taiwan launched its first English-language news, lifestyle and entertainment television channel on Monday to give it a bigger voice internationally at a time China when is squeezing the island's footprint and seeking to assert sovereignty.

Several fundamentally-weak stocks have recently gained traction as the meme stock frenzy made a comeback earlier this year. However, with the stock market expected to remain under pressure due to the current macroeconomic uncertainties, we think Reddit stocks AMC Entertainment (AMC), Riot Blockchain (RIOT), and Zomedica (ZOM) are best avoided…

From fidget toys to magnetic sculptures and more, the best desk toys can provide workplace entertainment without reducing productivity.

NSW parliamentary committee releases scathing appraisal of decision to build $1.34bn project on site with ‘very real flood risks’

Queensland's Attorney-General has been handed the final report on Star Entertainment Group's casino operations in the state, now set for cabinet consideration.

A proposal to give West Australian police the power to ban people from entertainment precincts sparks concerns over whether the "populist" move is being pursued without enough evidence to show it will reduce violence.

AMC Entertainment (AMC) has plummeted nearly 70% this year and is expected to trail further downward, given the industry's bleak outlook and its weak fundamentals. However, will the company be able to revive itself, given its attempts to strengthen its operational capabilities? Let’s find out….

In mere synopsis, “Swing State” sounds — as do many of Gilman’s plays when abbreviated to plot points — heavy, potentially grim and more about provoking thought than providing entertainment.