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The necessity for constant system monitoring is gaining traction among Japanese businesses, as it plays a crucial role in ensuring IT operations run smoothly and minimizes the chances of service disruptions. As dependence on digital infrastructures grows,…
Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, has expressed serious concerns about the potential implications of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan on the company’s supply chain, particularly for the electronic chips vital to Apple’s devices. This fear has been sparked by recent…
Data compiled reveals that Thai investors have been thriving on their stakes in a variety of Vietnamese companies, particularly in the dairy, beverage, plastics, and retail sectors. The spotlight is on Vinamilk, a dominant player in the dairy market, which…
Taxi firms expect to increase their fares as gasoline prices hit an all-time high. Nguyen Cong Hung, Chairman of the Hanoi Taxi Association, said taxi firms planned to increase fares by 5-8 percent, or VND500-800 per kilometer ($1 ≈ VND22,800). The gasoline…
Manufacturing and tech companies are rushing to recruit workers as foreign companies show rising interest in setting up or expanding their factories in Vietnam. Electronics manufacturer Jabil Vietnam is recruiting 500 workers in Ho chi Minh City, with a bonus…
ASX-listed Flight Centre Travel Group will buy two local travel firms for an undisclosed sum, expanding its footprint in New Zealand and making it one of the country’s biggest travel management groups. The Brisbane-based company on Monday said it had agreed…
Taipei, March 12 (CNA) Taiwan’s top financial supervisor, the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), has urged financial institutions in Taiwan and Indonesia to open outlets in each other’s country after they signed an memorandum of understanding (MOU) to…
China’s economic growth may have been at its weakest rate in a quarter of a century last year, but some Singaporean firms with operations there are finding pockets of opportunity as the world’s No 2 economy matures from one based on industry to one fuelled by…
The Commerce Ministry’s Business Development Department will this year expand its investigation into the use of Thai nationals as nominees for foreign-controlled companies in nine provinces where it suspects the illegal practice is widespread. This year,…
