Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Paul Chan indicated that the SAR should consider allowing residents who have tested negative for the coronavirus to travel to Mainland China and Macau in reciprocal arr …
Business Reporter: How a park in the sky is giving Hong Kong a reason to look up when it comes to sustainable living
In a video for Business Reporter, Ellie Tang describes how New World Development’s new Nature Discovery Park – Hong Kong’s first urban biodiversity museum and sustainability-themed education park, at …
Russia scraps plans to avoid double taxation with Cyprus: ministry
Russia’s Finance Ministry said on Monday it was scrapping a proposal to avoid double taxation with Cyprus. The Mediterranean island has been an important destination for Russian business people …
Bahrain business set to go online
The event was organised by the World Business Angels Investment Forum (WBAF) Bahrain Country Office in co-operation with the Bahrain Entrepreneurship Organisation. Statistics released by the ministry …
Bahrain’s economy set for return of foreign workers as hiring resumes
Bahrain’s private sector employers will be able to resume hiring foreign workers in August as the kingdom looks to restart economic activity after the Covid-19 pandemic led to the temporary suspension …
The Richest Politician On Capitol Hill Is Likely Georgia’s Recently Appointed, Controversial Senator Kelly Loeffler
At first, Enron dominated the online energy trading market, but when its accounting scandal broke, Sprecher’s business took off. Jeff Sprecher is the CEO of New York Stock Exchange parent company, …
Globant Acquires gA and Strengthens its Leadership in Digital and Cognitive Transformation
PRNewswire/ — Globant (NYSE: GLOB), a digitally native technology services company, today announced the acquisition of gA, a leading digital and …
Singapore plans year-end Fintech event amid coronavirus restrictions
Singapore is planning an online and physical fintech festival amid the spread of the coronavirus across the globe.
Analysis: Often on brink, Lebanon headed toward collapse
Only this time, it’s different, Every day brings darker signs Lebanon has rarely seen in past crises: Mass layoffs, hospitals threatened with closure, shuttered shops and restaurants, crimes driven by …
UAE used cars won’t take a brake
According to Frost & Sullivan, around 832,500 used vehicles were sold in the UAE in 2019 with the market value estimated at $14.2 billion (Dh52.1 billion). It is expected to grow to $18.2 billion …