Taiwan's people should spurn China's events to commemorate the end of World War Two, including a military parade in Beijing, given Chinese "distortion" of history and threats against the island, ...
Applied Materials’ shares sink on weak China demand, tariff uncertainty
Applied Materials shares slid about 15% in premarket trading on Friday after the company issued disappointing sales and profit forecast, stoking investor concerns that the U.S.-China trade dispute was ...
Domestic demand drives Malaysia’s Q2 GDP up 4.4% amid export slump
KUALA LUMPUR] Malaysia’s domestic demand shielded the economy from a sharper slowdown in the second quarter, and helped deliver a 4.4 per cent year-on-year growth – despite tumbling net exports and ...
Record-breaking 10,000 entries as Riyadh gears up for 2025 Entrepreneurship World Cup finals in Saudi Arabia
Record-breaking 10,000 entries from 169 countries head to Riyadh for the 2025 Entrepreneurship World Cup, competing for $1.5m in prizes in Saudi Arabia ...
It’s time to take back Afghanistan from the Taliban
Friday 15 August is a painful anniversary for Afghanistan – it is four years since the Taliban took Kabul, turning my country into the worst place in the world to be a woman, and once again a ...
Seven Thai Industries Fight to Avoid 40% US Tariff Under Rules of Origin
Thailand secured a 19% reciprocal tariff rate with the US but faces strict Rules of Origin requirements to prevent Chinese goods from being re-exported through Thailand ...
Philippine business groups back San Miguel flood control offer
Some of the country’s largest business groups have expressed support for the offer of San Miguel Corp. led by Chair and CEO Ramon S. Ang to address flooding in Metro Manila at no cost to the ...
Bangladesh eyes stake in $7 trillion global halal economy: Ashik Chowdhury
Bangladesh is working to position itself as a competitive player in the $7 trillion global halal economy, which is growing fast, said Ashik Chowdhury, executive chairman of the Bangladesh Investment ...
Port restriction on jute from Bangladesh imposed to protect local industries from subsidised products, say officials
India imposes port restrictions on jute products from Bangladesh due to unfair subsidies, aiming to protect local industries.
Business community hosts ceremonies to commemorate Pakistan’s Independence Day
The business community on Thursday hosted a dignified national ceremonies to commemorate Pakistan's 78th Independence Day. The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) hosted a ...