President Trump will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and will be accompanied by several American business executives.
US business leaders to travel with Trump for China trip
President Donald Trump will be accompanied by 16 senior business executives for his trip to Beijing to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Preparations Under Way for Arab Entrepreneurship Summit in Iraq
By John Lee. Iraq’s Ministry of Planning has held the second meeting of the preparatory committee for the Fourth Arab Entrepreneurship Summit, scheduled to take place in Iraq in November. The meeting, …
Korea Zinc’s Crucial Role in Global Semiconductor Supply Chain Sparks Concerns Amid Potential Acquisition
The semiconductor sulfuric acid market in South Korea currently stands at approximately 380,000 tons per year, with Korea Zinc supplying 240,000 tons and LS MnM Inc. providing 140,000 tons. Samsung …
Philippines, Indonesia ink strategic deals hinting stronger ties
The Philippines and Indonesia signed a series of strategic agreements during the 48th ASEAN Summit aimed at tightening economic and industrial cooperation in critical minerals, energy, halal trade and …
Bangladesh showcases investment potential to Japanese businesses
Bangladesh has showcased its growing economic strength, investment-friendly business climate and sector-specific opportunities to Japanese investors …
Bangladesh’s $100B export dream has a logistics problem, experts warn
Economists and business leaders say port inefficiencies, high trade costs and weak infrastructure must be addressed before 2030 targets are achievable.
Trump’s China visit opens door to ‘casual’ networking between business chiefs
Sources said that Beijing’s exclusive Capital Club had been reserved for networking opportunities in a ‘less formal’ setting.
Trump’s China visit opens door to ‘casual’ networking between business chiefs
Sources said that Beijing’s exclusive Capital Club had been reserved for networking opportunities in a ‘less formal’ setting.
China, US can inject impetus into recovery
Eric Zheng, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, said that if US companies want to remain globally competitive, they should invest in China. “A US company that can thrive in …