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The couple in their 70s, who migrated from the China to the US in the 80s 'with nothing', were hoping to help their son pay for his wedding and buy him a house but ended up losing their life savings

Due to the International Commemoration Ceremonies of Mevlana's 750th Anniversary, both local and foreign tourists are experiencing high traffic in...

Eric Jiang with his parents, Amos and Yan, who came to the US in the 80s. Courtesy of Eric Jiang In August, 78-year-old Amos Jiang received a text from…

His elderly, Chinese immigrant father got a text from an unknown number. It was an investment opportunity that scammed his parents' life savings.

His elderly, Chinese immigrant father got a text from an unknown number. It was an investment opportunity that scammed his parents' life savings.

Eric Jiang, a 29-year-old entrepreneur, is seeking donations to help save his elderly parents’ home after they had fallen victim to an online investment scam. About the scam: In an interview with NextShark, Jiang shared that his 78-year-old father, Amos, and 73-year-old mother, Yan, fell into what is now being investigated as a nationwide scam that targets victims for high-level investments in an allegedly fictitious company called "UpUp Fashion" in New York City. What happene...

Camplux Elevates Outdoor Adventures with Innovative Camping Solutions

Camplux Elevates Outdoor Adventures with Innovative Camping Solutions

Four producers, four shows and the questionable relevance of the fourth wall in the inner west theatre festival, Everything But the Kitchen Sink fest. 

Rhomboid is a “hilarious and heartwarming new play about navigating friendship, relationships and love as a queer Asian-Australian.”