Businesses would be losers amid the souring relations between the U.S. and China, says Angela Mancini of Control Risks.
Shopping, how Macau dwarfed Hong Kong
Macau has become a giant shopping mall with all the luxury brands on display. Often at the expense of Hong Kong.
As Lebanon enters hyperinflation, the black market currency exchange has many faces
As Lebanon descended into economic crisis, the country’s currency sank with it, officially entering hyperinflation this week. The decades-old fixed exchange rate has given way to a black market and …
Ex-Jewish Agency head: Impact economics could save Israel during COVID-19
Former Jewish Agency head and current National Advisory Board activist Yaron Neudorfer thinks that the country should adopt the new values of corporate social responsibilities amid the corona crisis.
Dubai’s five most popular spots to start a new business
Al Garhoud tops the list of areas that account for 43.7% of the total new business licences issued during the first half of 2020 …
South Jordan residents return home after police detonate ‘explosive substance’ found in house
Hundreds of South Jordan residents can return to their homes after police evacuated an area Friday to detonate an “explosive substance” found in a home.
Goldman to pay Malaysia $3.9 billion over 1MBD scandal, U.S. settlement seen close
Goldman Sachs will pay $3.9 billion to settle Malaysia’s criminal probe over the U.S. investment bank’s role in the multibillion-dollar 1MDB scandal, closing a key front in the multi-jurisdictional …
Reinventing the cement business
Big Boss Cement’s logo features a green gorilla. Company president Gilbert Cruz explained that the gorilla is the protector of the forest and the color green of course stands for the environment. But …
Toyota Motor Philippines unveils 2020 Vios model
TMP officially unveiled on Saturday (July 25) the 2020 update of the Philippine-made flagship model, which the company says “helps support almost 55,000 lives throughout the Toyota network, 71 dealers …
Philippine Capital May Return to Lockdown as Infections Rise
The Philippine capital will remain under loose movement restrictions starting July 16, but may return on a stricter lockdown in two weeks if coronavirus cases continue to rise.