Bleak unemployment picture contrasts sharply with view that South Korea’s economy has outperformed its developed peers. ( read original story ...)
La Nina event that caused chaos in Japan’s power markets likely to end in spring
There is an 80% chance that the La Nina weather phenomenon that has been ongoing since late last year will end in the northern hemisphere spring, Japan's weather bureau said on Thursday on its website ... ( read original story ...)
Iran looks to jointly produce COVID-19 vaccine with Russia, export it later
Reportedly, the disease was brought to Iran by a businessman from Iran's Qom city, who went on a business trip to China, despite official warnings. The man died later from the disease. The Islamic ... ( read original story ...)
Biggest mistakes from Western companies when enter Vietnam s work culture
Tan Hiep Phat Group Deputy CEO Phuong Uyen Tran cited the biggest mistake that Western companies made when entering Vietnam as "to try instilling a sense of teamwork."Phuong Uyen Tran. Photo: ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam to impose 34% antidumping tax on sugar imports from Thailand
Vietnam said on Tuesday, February 9, it plans to impose antidumping duties on raw sugar that originates in Thailand, claiming soaring imports are undermining its domestic sugar industry. The ... ( read original story ...)
Stocks to ride on Vietnam economic recovery in 2021
Cement, petroleum and retail stocks are those that could see strong rises in 2021.Since late 2020 to early 2021, Vietnam’s stock market has witnessed a strong rise in terms of liquidity, capital ... ( read original story ...)
Nestlé Vietnam: 25 years consistent with a goal “enhancing Vietnamese lives”
Nestlé Vietnam always makes efforts to realise the goal of “enhancing Vietnamese lives,” Binu Jacob, CEO of Nestlé Vietnam, said in a recent interview with VietnamPlus. ( read original story ...)
Virus Threatens ‘Game Over’ For Japan’s Arcades
Bright, noisy arcades are still a neighbourhood fixture in Japan, but they have been disappearing as business is hit by virus-curtailed opening hours. "This is when the place usually starts to fill up ... ( read original story ...)
La Nina event that caused chaos in Japan’s power markets likely to end in spring
There is an 80% chance that the La Nina weather phenomenon that has been ongoing since late last year will end in the northern hemisphere spring, Japan's weather bureau said on Thursday on its website ... ( read original story ...)
Japan’s Nidec to buy MHI’s machine tool unit as it bolsters EV motor business
Japan's Nidec Corp said it will acquire a unit of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries that makes machine and cutting tools as it bolsters a push in motors for electric vehicles (EV). Nidec will buy the ... ( read original story ...)