The government has reduced imports of live pigs from neighbouring countries by up to 70% to support local farmers to increase their production, according to a senior official of the General …
Democracy Fades in Malaysia as Old Order Returns to Power
Malaysia’s new government looks much like its scandal-stained old government. And under cover of the coronavirus, its opponents have been muzzled.
NIMBY turkey menaces visitors at Oakland rose garden
There have been reports of pecking, clawing and food stealing. One victim said spending time with Gerald was like spending time with the dinosaurs in the “Jurassic Park” movies. Another victim got …
Turkey-UK trade may reach $20B: Business leader
Turkey and UK aim to sign free trade agreement by January 2021, says head of Turkey-UK Business Council – Anadolu Agency …
Sovereign funds to play important role in the next three to five years: Turkey fund CEO
Zafer Sonmez of the Turkey Wealth Fund explains how the firm has positioned itself as a “crucial and core part” of corporate responses to the coronavirus in terms of equity.
Philippine Fried Chicken Giant to Fire Up Delivery in New Normal
Jollibee Foods Corp., the Philippines’ biggest food chain owner, will ramp up its delivery, invest more in digital commerce and shut poorly performing stores as it adapts to the pandemic that’s …
To Boost Trade, India And Bangladesh Add More Water Routes
Two more extended ‘ports of call — Tribeli (Bandel) and Badarpur in India and Ghorasal and Muktarpur in Bangladesh — have been added.
Investors are piling billions into this Indian telecom operator for a slice of the country’s booming digital economy
Private equity firm KKR has taken a $1.5 billion stake in Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Platforms business a month after Facebook announced it was pumping $5.7 billion into the company.
Fear and fighting spirit in Hong Kong as China ‘rams through’ security law
Beijing’s push to impose legislation is seen as fresh rallying point for an anti-government movement that had lost focus …
Qatar Petroleum to slash spending by 30% -CEO
Qatar Petroleum will slash its spending by around 30% this year in the face of the sharp drop in oil and gas prices due to the coronavirus epidemic, its Chief Executive said on Thursday. By Ron Bousso …