India's sugar output this crop year, hit by weak rains, is set to lag consumption for the first time in seven years, according to traders and a survey of farmers, and lower plantings may even force ...
China’s Nickel King Powers-Up His Battery Business
On its own, REPT Battero Energy, is a modest player in the fast-growing business of making batteries for electric vehicles, reported to rank 10th in the pecking order of Chinese EV battery ...
Uber Eats Teams Up with Gogoro in Taiwan for Green Delivery Program Worth Nearly $30M
The partnership in Taiwan began earlier this year and offered Uber Eats couriers discounted Gogoro Smartscooters and battery swapping pricing as well as Uber Eats incentives for adopting clean modes ...
Dubai FinTech Summit 2024: Catalysing the MEASA Financial Ecosystem
The Dubai FinTech Summit is a strategic platform aligned with Dubai's vision to become one of the top four global financial hubs by 2033.
Dubai FinTech Summit 2024: Catalysing the MEASA Financial Ecosystem
The Dubai FinTech Summit is a strategic platform aligned with Dubai's vision to become one of the top four global financial hubs by 2033.
When interest rate cuts happen, Dubai homes will again turn affordable for mid-income buyers
Naysayers pop up around this time to suggest that Dubai’s unprecedented real estate boom is coming ... With interest rates getting cut, there will be easier access to finance for a larger segment of ...
Cambodia’s economy remains robust in 2023 despite weakening global demand, slowdown in real estate
Cambodia's economic growth remained strong in 2023 despite weakening global demand and a slowdown in real estate, a government official and expert said ...
Cambodia’s economy remains robust in 2023 despite weakening global demand, slowdown in real estate
Cambodia's economic growth remained strong in 2023 despite weakening global demand and a slowdown in real estate, a government official and expert said ...
Cambodia’s economy remains robust in 2023
Cambodia’s economic growth remained strong in 2023 despite weakening global demand and a slowdown in real estate, a government official and experts have said.
Why is the IMF hated now and is backing bad money in Sri Lanka and Latin America
The International Monetary Fund is widely hated now by victims of currency depreciation who are pushed into poverty and asked to pay more taxes to maintain bloated states while their incomes evaporate ...