Goldman Sachs calls the South Korean market its “highest conviction view” in Asia.
Thailand widens crackdown on foreign nominee businesses
BANGKOK: Thailand’s Commerce Ministry is intensifying efforts to crack down on foreign nominee businesses, launching expanded investigations into companies suspected of using Thai shareholders to …
Philippine AI Business Association (PAIBA) Signs MOU with PhilCham Singapore at Philippine Stock Exchange to Advance Cross-Border AI Collaboration
Partnership establishes a framework for joint AI training, knowledge exchange, and cross-border business cooperation between Philippine and …
PHL, Indonesia set up ‘nickel’ corridor
In a landmark collaboration aimed at boosting economic ties and resource sovereignty, the Philippines and Indonesia have announced the establishment of an “Indo-Phil nickel corridor.” This initiative, …
Record 4,082 companies enrolled in Pakistan in April
ISLAMABAD: The number of registered companies in Pakistan is close to the 300,000 benchmark after the record 4,082 firms were incorporated in April. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan …
Pakistan misses $8bn SEZ investment, 500,000-job targets: minister
Investment minister says country must evolve from import-driven economy to one that produces and exports value-added goods.
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) Sign MoU for Export Growth
Pakistan Single Window (PSW) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) have officially entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at …
Philippines, Vietnam agree on fixed-price rice deal till April 2027
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Vietnam have agreed to establish a rice trade mechanism to help secure stable rice supply on a fixed price until April 2027, the Department of Agriculture …
FMC to sell India business to Crystal Crop for $252 million
FMC sells its India business to Crystal Crop for $252 million, enhancing Crystal’s access to innovative crop protection solutions.
China’s move to cut EV payment cycles may push weaker carmakers out: S&P
China’s weaker EV makers may soon be running on fumes as tighter payment cycles squeeze cash flow and curb price wars.