Vestas leads the market for wind energy in Vietnam with over 1 GW of projects installed or under construction, after securing an additional 50 MW order for the second phase of Hoa Binh 1 wind farm.
Bhutan lockdown blow to border trade
Bhutan announced a nationwide, indefinite lockdown from Tuesday to battle the spread of Covid-19 in the country, the decision — the first in the kingdom since the pandemic broke out — pressing a pause …
3 downtown Orlando bars have alcohol license suspended
Mathers, Shots and Joysticks have have had their alcohol license suspended by the state over a coronavirus-related violation.
Oman’s largest solar plant to start producing power next year: Reports
Oman’s largest solar plant is likely to begin operation by the middle of 2021, the Oman-based …
What’s Next for Lebanon?
Many Lebanese have tales to tell of how they survived the largest explosion in the country’s history, a port blast right in the heart of Beirut that left 6,000 injured, at least 200 dead and 300,000 …
The obsession with Michael Jordan (and his sneakers) shows no sign of abating
The other big opportunity for them was ‘The Last Dance’ documentary, which brought a lot of attention to Jordan product,” said Matt Powell, the sports industry analyst for research firm NPD Group, …
US says blast hit Iraq convoy, calls claim of border attack false
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — An explosion targeted a US-led coalition convoy in Iraq today and caused no casualties, just hours after a newly formed Shiite militant group falsely claimed bombing a …
S.Korea July jobless rate falls for second month
South Korea’s unemployment declined in July for a second month as business sentiment improved from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The seasonall …
PM expects Vietnam to remain Samsung’s global strategic production hub
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has expressed hope Vietnam will remain Samsung’s global strategic production hub, especially as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific …
Trump’s order banning business with WeChat could also affect the NBA’s lucrative China deal with Tencent
The National Basketball Association wants to keep its business in China, but it will be tricky to navigate as U.S. elections near.