Companies close to Myanmar junta boss spared as businessmen from nine importing companies face up to a decade in prison for alleged breach of trust.
Junta Suffers ‘Heavy Casualties’ in Clashes Over Myanmar’s Biggest Nickel Mine
Cargo trucks are reportedly trapped at China-backed Tagaung Taung nickel mine after 16 regime troops were killed in ongoing fighting with resistance forces.
How can I make an investment in Istanbul real estate?
Istanbul real estate is a booming sector, and many people, over the past 13 years, have been flocking to take a seat at the table of investors in this inter-continental city. In order to make an …
3 dead, over 60 injured as Cyclone Hamoon hits Bangladesh coast
DHAKA: At least three people were killed and over 60 others injured in southeastern Cox’s Bazar region as Cyclone Hamoon crossed Bangladesh’s coastal belt on Tuesday night, sa …
Indonesia’s Economic Balancing Act: Rising Rice Prices and a Slowing Economy
Simultaneously, the Indonesian property market has been caught in the crosshairs of the Bank of Indonesia’s gradual increase in the benchmark interest rate since August last year. High interest rates, …
Mumbai Property Scam: 58-Year-Old Woman Arrested In Mysuru For Selling Lower Parel Property For Rs 100 Crore Without Cousins’ Consent
The Mumbai police arrested a 58-year-old woman for colluding with her siblings to sell a valuable property to a real estate developer without informing her cousins, who had an equal stake in it, …
Linklogis Deconstructed By China’s Slumping Property Market
Summary Supply chain financing assets processed over the company’s key platforms fell in the nine months to September as real estate companies’ troubles deepened. The total volume of supply chain …
China’s property investment keeps cooling in first three quarters
China’s investment in property development continued to cool in the first three quarters of 2023, down 9.1 percent year on year, the National Bureau of …
Hong Kong slashes stamp duties, easing property curbs for the first time in over 10 years
Hong Kong’s lukewarm post-Covid economic recovery has been accompanied by sluggish residential transactional volumes in its once red-hot property sector.
Hong Kong cuts taxes for foreign home buyers and stock traders as it seeks to maintain global status
Foreign professionals working in Hong Kong on eligible visa programs are no longer required to pay extra property stamp duties arising from their non-permanent residency unless they fail to become permanent residents later.