China's banking and insurance regulator has started an investigation into Bank of China's (BoC) recent loss on a crude oil-linked product, the central bank publication Financial ... ( read original story ...)
Go X is unleashing 100 self-driving scooters on a large Georgia business park
Riders will be able to summon these scooters, which will return to a centralized charging and sanitization area when done. ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan changing procedure for calculating social insurance rates for business entities
Azerbaijan is changing the procedure for calculating social insurance rates for business entities. The issue has been stipulated in the amendment to the law on Social Insurance, discussed at the ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus in Azerbaijan: Challenges and reality
Azerbaijan has conducted more than 75,000 tests ... In order to more quickly rehabilitate the economic activity of business in the post-pandemic period, an incentive package for entrepreneurs ... ( read original story ...)
Russia, Iran And The Future Of Syria’s Assad
The speculation was also fueled by the fact that Syria's economy is currently devastated under the weight of providing basic, and essential services to its citizens. Having long been isolated from ... ( read original story ...)
Nine Renewable Energy Projects to Be Launched in Kazakhstan By December
Nineteen renewable energy projects worth $1.1 billion are now officially on the docket for Kazakhstan’s latest effort to go green and diversify its energy supply. Nine projects will be launched by ... ( read original story ...)
The Latest: China reports 7 new virus cases, South Korea 13
Texas is allowing most facets of daily life to reopen under what Republican Gov. Greg Abbott calls the second phase of one of the nation’s swiftest reboots. ( read original story ...)
Wanna Do Business in Pyongyang? Call North Korea’s Guy in Spain
Alejandro Cao de Benós can help you explore mining interests—or tell you that Kim Jong Un is in perfectly good health. ( read original story ...)
North Korea Post-Kim Jong-un Reappearance: Expect Business as Usual in the Hermit Kingdom
And judging by appearances in recent days, Kim does not appear to have the intention to change the course of his strategy to reduce tensions with Washington. If North Korea’s fate begins and ends with ... ( read original story ...)
Fluctuating exchange rates cause headaches for N. Korea’s business people
North Korea’s exchange rates have been fluctuating wildly from day to day as the country’s border with China remains closed, Daily NK has learned. ( read original story ...)