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Tariffs and ZTE may be small potatoes in our Asian rivalry

27 tháng 06. 2018

The bigger picture could include a U.S.-free trade pact.

Southeast Asia’s largest solar project to be built in Vietnam

27 tháng 06. 2018

The $420 million project, a Thailand-Vietnam joint venture, is set to open for commercial use in June 2019.

Cambodia Now EU’s Leading Bicycle Supplier

27 tháng 06. 2018

BRUSSELS, Belgium – Is it a first sign of much more to come? That’s the big question when viewing the Eurostat data on the 2017 import of conventional bicycles into the EU 28 member states from countries outside the EU. After years of decline this import is growing again. Is it an indication that demand for regular bikes is rising?

Various potential in trade and investment between Vietnam and the Philippines

21 tháng 06. 2018

NDO – Vietnam and the Philippines have great potential for boosting trade and investment, heard a business matching event, held in Ho Chi Minh City, on June 20.

Malaysia to study Singapore's foreign labour policies’ mechanisms

21 tháng 06. 2018

Malay MailForeign construction workers in Malaysia. Malaysian Human Resources Minister M Kulasegaran said on Wednesday (June 20) that the government will meet with its Singaporean counterparts to see if certain mechanisms of their foreign labour management policies can be implemented in Malaysia.

Alibaba and Malaysia: A win-win relationship

21 tháng 06. 2018

On 18 June 2018, the founder of e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba, Jack Ma launched the company’s office in Kuala Lumpur. The office is Alibaba’s first in Southeast Asia and will be the first Electronic World Trade Platform (eWTP) hub outside of China.

Southeast Asia’s vanishing sand bans are destroying the region

21 tháng 06. 2018

Sand mining is destroying Malaysia's rivers and coastline.

Thailand seeks formation of cassava bloc

21 tháng 06. 2018

Thailand wants to form a coalition with Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam, all cassava-producing nations, to guarantee a stable price for the commodity and avoid future price wars, according to an article published yesterday in the Bangkok Post.