OLED TV war looms as Samsung returns after 10-year hiatus
While remaining mum over a heated rivalry with LG, Samsung has offered new OLED TVs at slightly cheaper prices.
Solar panel investment in Cambodia grows with tariffs gone
Many companies, the majority of them Chinese, have established facilities in the country to manufacture solar cells and modules.
Business sentiment among Hong Kong SMEs picks up further
“Views on the business situation in one month's time were also more optimistic than earlier,” a government spokesman said, adding that the overall employment situation…
Seeds of hope spring from seawater rice
Salt-tolerant rice can grow in saline soil with water containing 0.6 per cent salt, which covers a relatively high percentage of China's saline soil, thus increasing the nation's…
India’s oil deals with Russia dent decades-old dollar dominance
The transactions in the last three months total the equivalent of several hundred million dollars in a shift that has not previously been reported.
On a journey towards a cashless Bangladesh
In line with government, banks and financial institutions have committed themselves to promoting easy and secure cashless transactions.
Cathay looks to ‘rebuild’ after brutal pandemic losses
The airline was badly hit by Covid-related flight cancellations, border closures and strict quarantine measures for crew, resulting in drastic headcount reductions.
Siem Reap airport to close after new one opens
The new airport is designed so that noise will not significantly affect the lives or businesses of people in the surrounding areas.
Problems plaguing KLIA Aerotrains have tarnished nation’s image
"While the Aerotrain service can be rectified, we are taking this approach (to halt it) as it remains unstable," the Transport Minister said.
Japanese boost for Malaysian durians a boon for Singapore fans
One of Malaysia’s largest planters is partnering a top Japanese agritech firm to not only expand its acreage, but also boost yields, quality and efficiency.