New US sanctions on two state-owned banks have made it harder for the junta to access foreign revenue and import weapons, but experts say additional measures are needed to close loopholes.
Iran aims to expand its automobile sale internationally, Indian market on cards
Iran’s largest automobile manufacturer, is aiming for expansion of its automotive business to additional nations despite the US sanctions, following its successful car exports to Russia and has now …
Study Says These are the Most Valuable Brands in the Philippines
Others in the Top 10 most valuable brands in the Philippines are Meralco (7th, $900 million); Petron (8th, $689 million); and Puregold (9th, $623 million). Both Petron and Puregold are making it to …
Business community sees IMF bailout ending economic volatility
KARACHI: While seeing a bumpy ride ahead, the business community believes the approval of a nine-month $3 billion Stand-By Arrangement will end a long-drawn-out period of economic uncertainty and …
IMF’s SBA approval gives relief to business community: FPCCI
KARACHI: Irfan Iqbal Sheikh, President FPCCI, has apprised that Pakistan’s business, industry and trade community have had a sigh of relief after the approval of IMF’s Standby Agreement (SBA) for a …
Navigating the Challenges: Pakistan’s Logistics Industry
TEXT: As Pakistan continues its journey towards economic growth and development, the logistics industry plays a …
US Lawmakers Say China Using Coercive Business Practices for Economic Advantage
In its latest report to Congress in 2022, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, set up by Congress in 2000 to monitor and report on the national security implications of the …
China’s entertainment and media industry set to reach US$479.9 billion in annual revenue as AI boosts productivity: PwC
Internet advertising and video games will be the main growth drivers as China’s entertainment and media industry grows faster than the global average over the next five years, consulting firm says.
Mitsubishi Motors Suspends China Business After Sluggish Sales
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. has suspended its China business indefinitely and will lay off staff after years of poor sales in a market rapidly turning to electric vehicles.
Hong Kong’s status as international city high on agenda at Financial Secretary Paul Chan’s talks in Beijing
Some analysts say Beijing may be concerned about city’s economic development amid tense global political situation as they discuss Paul Chan’s meetings with central government.