South Korea may achieve herd immunity “significantly” earlier than it plans, with a faster-than-expected economic expansion poised to bring jobs back to pre-pandemic levels in several months, Acting …
Myanmar’s war displaces new generation on remote river frontier
Myanmar’s coup has brought war back to a remote Southeast Asian frontier after 25 years, sending a new generation of villagers in both Myanmar and Thailand running for their lives from bullets and …
Myanmar’s junta has lifted the overnight internet ban, and no one’s really sure why
Fiber internet service was up and running early today after nearly three months of overnight shutdowns by the military The apparent restoration of the service, which has gone dark from 1am to 9am …
Thailand’s PTTEP drives up 2021 sales targets after first-quarter profit
Thailand’s national upstream company PTTEP has again revised upwards its 2021 targeted sales volumes after reaching first gas from the Block H project offshore Sabah, East Malaysia and completion of …
Saudi crown prince says he wants to mend differences with Iran
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has said Saudi Arabia wants to resolve its differences with rival Iran, a marked shift in tone in the wake of the election of US President Joe Biden. Prince Mohammed …
Saudi crown prince says he wants to mend differences with Iran
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has said Saudi Arabia wants to resolve its differences with rival Iran, a marked shift in tone in the wake of the election of US President Joe Biden. Prince Mohammed …
Japan’s SMFG acquires 49% stake in Vietnamese NBFC FE Credit
Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) has agreed to acquire a 49% stake in Vietnam’s largest nonbank financial company FE Credit.
Japan’s SMFG acquires 49% stake in Vietnamese NBFC FE Credit
Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) has agreed to acquire a 49% stake in Vietnam’s largest nonbank financial company FE Credit.
Japan shares end slightly higher, corporate outlook concerns cap gains
Nomura Holdings rose 1.54% after Japan’s largest brokerage said it would book a $2.9 billion loss from the collapse of U.S. investment fund Archegos.
Japan shares end slightly higher, corporate outlook concerns cap gains
Nomura Holdings rose 1.54% after Japan’s largest brokerage said it would book a $2.9 billion loss from the collapse of U.S. investment fund Archegos.