Bonnie Tsui

Berkeley

Freelance Writer at Freelance

Writer @nytimes & more. Author WHY WE SWIM; SARAH & THE BIG WAVE; AMERICAN CHINATOWN; ON MUSCLE coming April 2025! Mostly MIA here, find me on IG: bonnietsui8

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From Sydney Sweeney to Ilona Maher to Taylor Swift, Muscles Are Having a Moment

1 week ago | elle.com | Bonnie Tsui

Several months ago, after internet trolls dragged the actress Sydney Sweeney and her bulked-up new physique for the upcoming biopic of legendary boxer Christy Martin—bemoaning that they found her “chunky” and less attractive—Sweeney clapped back with a video compilation of the insults (and their authors) and a training montage of herself rolling truck tires, weight lifting, and sparring in the ring. No caption—she let her biceps do the talking.
Exploring Switzerland’s Thriving River Swimming Culture

Nov 1, 2024 | afar.com | Bonnie Tsui

Twenty summers ago, my husband, Matt, and I swam down the Aare River in Switzerland with a dog named Arcas. I don’t love dogs, which has always felt like a moral failing. But Arcas was special. He belonged to one of our closest friends, August, who is Swiss German and was spending the year in Bern. Arcas was a puppy then, a rust-red farm dog with one ear up and one ear down who was a little afraid of the water. Fed by the Bernese Alps, the Aare is known for being cold, fast, and milky blue.
The Best Way to See Switzerland? Jump Into a River

Nov 1, 2024 | flipboard.com | Bonnie Tsui

No Endings for the Wild: A Return of Jenny MorganThe last time we spoke to Jenny Morgan felt like a different world, a distant era. In reality, it was on a rooftop in Miami during Basel week in 2019 …
What to do on holiday when so little surprises us anymore

Aug 11, 2024 | nzherald.co.nz | Bonnie Tsui

For some travellers, the big draw in a destination is not a hot new restaurant or high-end hotel. It's the grocery store, swimming pool or kitchenware shop, where they can dip into the stream of local life. Photo / Michelle Perez, The New York TimesBonnie Tsui finds ways to elevate the holiday experience by simply tapping into the everyday routines of others You could say that I have a public pool habit when I travel.
Global: Ultimate beneficial ownership - Transparency rules in Canada, the UK and EU (Video chat)

Aug 7, 2024 | globalcompliancenews.com | Bonnie Tsui |Jing Xu |Jonathan Yeo

Registers of ultimate beneficial ownerships (UBO) are gaining momentum globally, with over 100 countries committed to implementing reforms to UBO regulations. UBO disclosure and reporting requirements are important for businesses to be familiar with. For employers, understanding their own ownership structure and the transparency rules can mitigate compliance risks and also demonstrate commitment to ethical business conduct.
Oh, the Ordinary Places You'll Go!

Jul 18, 2024 | nytimes.com | Bonnie Tsui

You could say that I have a public pool habit when I travel. From Reykjavík and Sydney to Phoenix and Palm Springs, Calif., it's how I eavesdrop on and observe everyday life, wherever I am. Early one morning last summer in Tokyo, I entered the lobby of a sports complex in the Shimokitazawa neighborhood, joined the orderly queue of seniors, and enthusiastically pantomimed my way to a day pass. After my swim, I followed the illustrated signs and rinsed off before wandering over to the hot tub.
Everand Originals Exclusive: Three Kings by Todd Balf (Audiobook)

Jun 12, 2024 | everand.com | Todd Balf |Lynn Casteel Harper |Kurt Eichenwald |Bonnie Tsui

Audiobook2 hoursWritten by Narrated by 4/5()About this audiobook"Move over, Boys in the Boat. Here is a rollicking tale of three boys who didn’t need a boat to glide with grace and vigor across Olympic waters.
Canada: Canada Business Corporation Act - Register of Individuals with Significant Control (Updates)

Jan 24, 2024 | globalcompliancenews.com | Bonnie Tsui |Grace Kim-Cho

In briefIn June 2019, the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) was amended to require private CBCA corporations to prepare and maintain a register of “individuals with significant control” (the “ISC Register“). There have been two key changes since this requirement was first introduced:1. In May 2023, regulations (the “Regulations“) were published to exempt additional corporations from having to prepare and maintain an ISC Register and to provide further compliance guidance. 2.
Canada: Joining the Apostille Convention to facilitate the use of Canadian public documents in foreign jurisdictions

Jan 11, 2024 | lexology.com | Bonnie Tsui |Grace Kim-Cho |Amalan Thiageswaran

In briefEffective 11 January 2024, the Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (the "Apostille Convention") comes into force in Canada. As a result, Canadian public documents to be used outside of Canada no longer need to be authenticated and legalized by the local consulate or embassy of the foreign country, so long as such country is also a signatory to the Apostille Convention.
Federal judge rules DoJ can publish Google antitrust exhibits online, ending a one-week media blackout [TechSpot]

Sep 27, 2023 | upmytech.com | Bonnie Tsui

The side fighting started over a week ago when the DoJ posted dozens of emails and other Google documents used in the trial to its website. Google filed an injunction claiming that the document dump revealed trade secrets and promoted “clickbait” headlines. Bloomberg notes that the Justice Department removed the…Read Entire ArticleView Article on TechSpotThe side fighting started over a week ago when the DoJ posted dozens of emails and other Google documents used in the trial to its website.