Cambodia PM Manet welcomes Trip.com efforts to attract international tourists
PM Manet expressed his belief that the company’s promotional work will make a significant contribution to the recovery of the Kingdom’s tourism industry.
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China’s younger generation keen to shop over long break
According to a report, about 83 per cent of those aged between 18 and 35 consider themselves or their partners to be primary planners for the festival, with the bulk of the rest…
State Bank of Pakistan confirms receiving $700 million tranche from IMF
“Pakistan will have to continue with a tight fiscal policy to ensure economic stability and will have to enter a new EFF IMF program as soon as this SBA ends to ensure roll over…
Corruption remains main hurdle for businesses in Bangladesh
Inefficient government bureaucracy came in second as 54.9 percent of respondents identified it as a problem area while foreign currency instability ranked third, with 46.5 percent…
China’s job market remains steady in 2023
Unemployment remains higher among the nation's younger generation.
Onerous rules holding back Indonesia’s green energy sector, Chinese investors say
Chinese investors also hoped the government’s renewable energy tariff policy could be changed, citing a presidential decree that put price caps on certain types of renewables…
Vietnam PM affirms nation’s potential for AI, semiconductor and automotive technology
PM Chinh stated that many major electronics and semiconductor corporations have plans to expand in Vietnam, such as Intel, Samsung, Amkor, Qualcomm, Infineon, Marvell, and Hana…
Bangladesh’s foreign loans: Repayment to rise 63% in three years
The surge in disbursement of foreign loans and interest payments against them is pushing up the debt servicing requirement.
More CEOs optimistic of global growth: PwC
Despite ongoing conflicts, the proportion of CEOs who felt their company is highly or extremely exposed to geopolitical conflict risk fell 7 percentage points to 18 percent,…
Indonesia eyes using China’s ART trains in new capital
The train does not require a special track, and instead runs on ordinary streets like buses and cars.