Japanese automakers try to regain ground lost to Chinese car firms in Thailand with low-priced HVs
In Thailand, Japanese automakers’ share of new vehicle sales used to be more than 90% but may fall below 70% this year.
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New bill a blow to Malaysia’s small farmers
A new law on seeds that would require all farmers to obtain licenses to store, process, share, or sell seeds will hurt community farms, advocates say.
Hit by US President Trump’s steep tariffs, garment giants in India turn to Nepal
With high US duties on Indian and Bangladeshi exports, brands are exploring Nepal for production, sparking hopes of revival but raising fears of illegal transshipment.
Vietnam’s coffee industry spots opportunity amid rising global prices
The country's coffee export turnover reached more than US$560 million last month.
From byte to boom Vietnam eyes crypto credibility
The country's efforts to launch digital asset exchanges could transform its currently fragmented trading landscape into a globally competitive financial hub.
Indonesia raises rice price cap despite increased stock
The Rice and Grain Milling Entrepreneurs Association (Perpadi) welcomed the move, as rising production costs had made it difficult for mills to operate under the previous price…
Revenue of India’s readymade garment industry to fall by half after Trump tariff kicks in: report
Crisil Ratings noted that the duty hike will weaken India’s price competitiveness against its Asian peers.
Japan, India plan to establish AI cooperation framework; PMs Ishiba, Modi set to agree during talks on Friday
Amidst the competition to develop AI among the United States, China and other countries, the aim is to promote cooperation between Japan and India in this field.
China’s merchandise craze caters to ‘feel good’ shopping
From designer toys to collectible cards, retailers are tapping into this fresh trend where joy itself becomes a reason to buy.
South Korea passes boardroom reform, curbing family-owned conglomerates’ power
The legislation mandates cumulative voting, tighter audit rules for big firms.