Turkey appointed Salim Arda Ermut as the new chief executive of its sovereign wealth fund, according to a presidential decision published in the official gazette on Tuesday. ISTANBUL, March 9 (Reuters ... ( read original story ...)
From Kyiv To Almaty, Marches For Rights On International Women’s Day
Women have marched across Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans, and Central Asia demanding governments do more to respect their rights as the world marks International Women's Day. ( read original story ...)
Dubai private sector adds more jobs
Provided by Khaleej Times Dubai private sector adds more jobs . Non-oil private sector business conditions in Dubai continued to strengthen for the third consecutive month in F ... ( read original story ...)
Dubai non-oil private sector growth remains sluggish in February – PMI
Dubai's non-oil private sector recorded its third straight month of expansion in February, but growth remained sluggish due to a downturn in the travel and tourism sector, a survey showed on Tuesday. ( read original story ...)
Entrepreneur Thomas Jordan Launches Brand New Book Titled “Lead Magnet Mastery”
The book teaches readers how to attract a massive amount of customers without losing time and money. In every business, customers are essential. However, customers ... ( read original story ...)
Viacom Strikes Format Deal With Korea’s Something Special
VIS, part of ViacomCBS Networks International, has struck a partnership to develop formats and shows with South Korea-based Something Special. The deal expands the corporation’s activities in Korea ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar coup: The shadowy business empire funding the Tatmadaw
But few people spiralling through this high-flying attraction may realise that it is part of a huge, military-run business empire - one completely woven into the fabric of national life. Critics argue ... ( read original story ...)
Widespread work stoppages in Myanmar against February 1 military coup
The continued protests and strikes are testimony to the determination of the working class to resist military rule in the face of increasingly brutal repression. ( read original story ...)
Telecoms set the business tone in Myanmar
Buyout group CVC may ditch a $700 mln deal for tower assets after a military coup, but Norway’s Telenor, a big taxpayer, and TPG are heavily invested. How the industry deals with the junta offers a ... ( read original story ...)
Social business in Myanmar: past, present, future
Introduction Myanmar, a Southeastern Asian country of more than 57 million inhabitants, has been on the news for the past months and weeks. The customary instability of the region, and particularly of ... ( read original story ...)