South Korea’s intellectual property market is getting ready for some impressive growth, aiming to reach a total value of US$ 5.2 billion by the year 2033. This growth is expected to be quite strong, …
DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo opens in Korea with 432 keys
Spanning 25 floors, DoubleTree by Hilton Seoul Pangyo is the largest full-service hotel and residences complex in southern Gyeonggi. The dual building complex comprises 432 hotel rooms and 170 …
SkyWorld bolsters presence in Vietnam with real estate acquisition
The Vietnamese real estate market, in the first half of the year, has witnessed several significant merger and acquisition activities. Preceding SkyWorld’s move, in July, Malaysia’s Gamuda Land, via …
Air Passenger Bill of Rights in the Philippines: Know Your Rights as a Traveler
There are many things to consider when traveling to and from the Philippines. Know your rights protected by the Air Passenger Bill of Rights.
FBR Launches Nationwide Operation to Target Tax Evaders in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has announced its intention to crack down on tax evaders across Pakistan.
India must take the lead on G20 proposal to track cross-border property deals
Wealthy Indians will find it much harder to invest their hidden wealth in properties in London, Dubai and other tax havens through shell companies with complex structures and escape tax scrutiny if a …
Marketmind: China’s Weak Property Stocks Set the Pace
Country Garden, China’s biggest private developer, added to pressure on the sector at the centre of the country’s economic woes as it faces a new round of voting by creditors – the third this month – …
Hong Kong development minister confirms luxury house at Redhill Peninsula has illegal structures, hours after site evacuated following landslide
Secretary for Development Bernadette Linn says initial investigation also shows luxury estate’s house No 72 unlawfully occupies slope considered government land.
Taiwan’s US representative sees ‘alarming’ signs in China’s economic slowdown
Any signs of coercion or military aggression is not good for business, said Ms Hsiao Bi-khim. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Biden says China’s economic woes make Taiwan invasion less likely
President Joe Biden said that China’s economic challenges have taken a toll and make it less likely to consider an invasion of Taiwan to force its unification with the mainland.