Three tribes in South Waziristan tribal district have refused to shift their business to Agriculture Park Wana. The Agriculture Park Wana was formally inaugurated few days ago by Commandant Scouts …
Economic Lifeline, U.K. Growth Struggle, China Nerves: Eco Day
For many small U.S. towns reliant on travel and tourism, coronavirus-related lockdowns have devastated the local economy • U.S. small-business optimism jumped … high street • Three months after …
China’s economy seen growing 2.5% in second quarter as lockdowns end, stimulus kicks in: Reuters poll
China’s economy likely returned to modest growth in the second quarter after a record contraction, as lockdown measures ended and policymakers announced more stimulus to combat the shock from the …
China Gas Holdings: New Business And FY2021 Guidance Draw Attention
China Gas’ new LPG micro pipeline network business could be a medium-term growth driver, with a FY2021 target of 500,000 residential household connections versus a 90 million addressable market.
I Squared Weighs Options for Hong Kong’s HGC Global
I Squared Capital, an infrastructure-focused private equity firm, is weighing options for its Hong Kong fixed-line operator HGC Global Communications Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter …
Hong Kong Adopts Its Strictest-Ever Virus Measures as City Reels
Hong Kong implemented its strictest suite of social distancing measures yet as the Asian financial hub looks set to be the first in the region where a new outbreak surpasses previous waves in severity …
Hong Kong Cinemas Go Back into Shutdown Amid Virus Flareup
Movie theaters in the much larger mainland Chinese market were rumored to be reopening near the end of July, but official word remains unforthcoming.
China Accuses Hong Kong Vote Organizers of Seeking ‘Revolution’
China accused organizers of an unofficial primary in Hong Kong of violating the city’s new national security law, signaling that authorities may use the measure to prosecute or disqualify opposition …
Most U.S. firms in Hong Kong are concerned about new security law — but few plan to leave, survey shows
A large majority of American companies in Hong Kong said they were concerned about the new national security law passed by China last month, a poll by the American Chamber of Commerce showed.
More fighting as Taiwan opposition again occupies parliament
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s main opposition party again occupied parliament … “I hope all parties can get back to official business. We will discuss matters in a democratic parliament and discuss them …