Hyundai Motor sets sights on India’s micromobility market
Recognising the widespread popularity of micromobility in India, where ultra-compact vehicles are often favored for last-mile commuting on congested roads, the Korean auto giant…
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BYD debuts $20,000 EVs on Hyundai’s home turf
In push for expansion, Chinese EV giant slashes Korean prices to less than half of what they charge in US or Europe
From Pursat to the world: Cambodian women led fisheries business making a splash
Unica, a local enterprise which specialises in processed fisheries products, is poised to enter international markets after years of strategic innovation and support from the…
New oil reserves identified in Xinjiang’s Tarim Basin, signaling vast potential
The discovery was made through joint research conducted by the China Geological Survey, a division under the Ministry of Natural Resources, in partnership with the Xinjiang…
Analysts say new US regulations on importing of advanced chips for data centres ‘unclear’
Malaysian companies building data centres must adhere to strict US compliance standards. Otherwise, they risk being affected by proposed broad-brush US policies aimed at…
So hard to do, say businessmen in Malaysia as many still struggle to understand self-billed e-invoices
Businesses said the requirement to issue these invoices for transactions involving foreign sellers and non-invoicing local parties has raised significant challenges, prompting…
Shanghai looks to enhance collaboration with UK
Shanghai looks to explore new opportunities presented by the successful China-UK Economic and Financial Dialogue held on Saturday to further strengthen collaboration with the…
US top remittance source in Nov, Dhaka top recipient
Bangladeshi migrants sent home $2,199.99 million in November. Of it, $511.96 million came from the US and $684.58 million was sent to Dhaka district.
In Bangladesh, foreign fruits turn costlier for duty hike
The duty on some fresh fruits, such as grapes, apples, and watermelons, as well as on juices, was raised to 30 percent from 20 per cent.
Philippine economy one of strongest performers in Southeast Asia, says UN report
In its recently published flagship report World Economic Situation and Prospects 2025, the UN projects Philippine economic growth to accelerate to 6.1 percent this year.