In December 2017, the government announced plans to cut capital gains taxes for homeowners who register themselves as renters to increase market supply. The government designated more parts of Seoul …
Azerbaijan offers entrepreneurs rent exemptions over COVID-19
Legal entities and individual entrepreneurs in Azerbaijan operating in the spheres negatively affected by the COVID-19 will be exempted from rental payment for the period of nine months, local media …
The cloud kitchen model is gaining traction in Malaysia
Still in its infancy in Malaysia, cloud kitchens are now being viewed as cost-efficient models for F&B businesses.
Kuleba announces first online meeting of Ukraine-Malaysia business
The first online meeting of Ukrainian and Malaysian businesses dedicated to the food industry and agricultural technologies will take place on September 15. — Ukrinform.
Beirut Explosion: Iraq sends Aid to Lebanon
By John Lee.
On Wednesday evening, the Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab received an Iraqi delegation headed by Oil Minister Ihsan Abdul-Jabbar, representing Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa …
Factbox: South Korea Tries to Tame Rampant Real Estate Market
In December 2017, the government announced plans to cut capital gains taxes for homeowners who register themselves as renters to increase market supply. The government designated more parts of Seoul …
PM: EVFTA like an expressway bringing EU, Vietnam closer
Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc chaired a video conference on August 6 regarding the implementation of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), during which he described the deal as …
Siemens CEO: China business performing better than pre-crisis
Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the German engineering company’s third-quarter earnings.
Siemens CEO says China business is doing better than last year
Siemens is seeing an improvement in its business in China but remains uncertain about the development of the United States market, Chief Executive Joe Kaeser said on Thursday.
China central bank says it will make policy more flexible and targeted
China’s central bank said on Thursday it would make its prudent monetary policy more flexible and targeted, and keep liquidity appropriately ample to support economic recovery. The People’s Bank of …