Philippine businesses are slow to adopt artificial intelligence (AI), despite having widespread access to computers and the internet, a new study from the ...
India’s sports economy at inflexion point; could 2036 be the Olympian catalyst?
Sports Secretary discusses plans for Olympics 2036, emphasizing need for private sector involvement in athlete training and infrastructure development.
Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by 6 wickets: Asia Cup – as it happened
All our updates, including the full text commentary stream, as Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh in Group B in Abu Dhabi.
Bangladesh Vs Sri Lanka, Asia Cup T20: SL Storm Past BAN In Their Tournament Opener With Clinical Six-Wicket Win
Pathum Nissanka’s 50 and Kamil Mishara’s unbeaten 46 guide Sri Lanka to six-wicket win over Bangladesh; Wanindu Hasaranga takes 2 wickets for 25 runs in tight bowling display ...
Isolation shields Afghanistan from financial crisis
KABUL (Reuters) - Devastated by nearly three decades of war, Afghanistan's isolation from world trade and global finance might for once be to its advantage, shielding the country from the economic and ...
Iraq signs $1-B investment deals with World Bank’s IFC
Iraq signed on Saturday investment deals worth $1 billion in its energy, agriculture and finance sectors with the World Bank’s private sector arm, as the country seeks to build on its economic ...
Top Crypto To Buy As South Korea Aims To Recognize Crypto Firms As Venture Companies
South Korea is preparing to lift a long-standing restriction that has prevented crypto firms from being recognized as ...
Pakistan invites global interest in virtual asset service providers licensing
Initiative marks pivotal step in formalising and fostering secure, innovative virtual assets ecosystem, Finance Division says ...
China set to open world’s tallest bridge, expanding infrastructure push
China will open the world’s tallest bridge this month, besting its own record with a structure that can fit almost two Eiffel Towers beneath it. The Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in southwestern Guizhou,
China launches discrimination and dumping probes into US chips ahead of trade talks
China's Ministry of Commerce initiated an anti-discrimination investigation into U.S. trade policy over chips on Saturday, as well as a separate investigation into dumping, a day ahead of a new round of U.