ASEANews Headline-BRUSSELS: 12th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM): ASEM should pioneer multilateral co-operation: PM
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc (centre) at the 12th Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) held in Brussels, Belgium on October 19. —
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BIZ JOBS-BRUNEI: About 200 jobs up for grabs at career fair
Permanent Secretary (Higher Education) at the Ministry of Education Dr Haji Azman bin Ahmad tours the booths. – PHOTOS: BAHYIAH
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BIZ-JOBS: Bahrain offers ‘flexible’ visa for migrant workers
Bahrain has launched a “Flexible Work Permit” to help undocumented migrant workers acquire regular immigration status, the Department of Foreign
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BIZ: SINGAPORE- Oxfam Rejects Singapore Defense of Low Taxes
Oxfam on Wednesday rejected Singapore’s defense of its low taxes after the NGO ranked the wealthy city state among the
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ASEAN, the IMF and the WB Regional Meet: NUSA DUA- Gov’t Welcomes Alibaba Chief’s Plan to Open Entrepreneurship Institute in Indonesia
Jack Ma, left, the co-founder and executive chairman of Alibaba, and Communication and Information Technology Minister Rudiantara leaving after a
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ASEANews Headlines: JAKARTA- His Majesty calls for business-friendly ASEAN
IN A titah delivered yesterday at the ASEAN Leaders’ gathering held at the Sofitel Nusa Dua Beach Resort in Bali,
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BIZ-EMPLOYMENT: PHNOM PENH- New minimum wage now $182
Members of the tripartite meeting display the signed minimum wage agreement. Courtesy of Labour Ministry . The tripartite commission (union,
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BIZ-EDITORIAL: OPINION-Regulatory vigilance vs subpar building products
THE Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said earlier this week it had “intensified” its investigation into the manufacture of
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ASEAN ECONOMIES: HÀ NỘI- Viet Nam (VN) fastest growing ASEAN economy: Standard Chartered Bank-SCB
Manufacturing and agriculture are likely to remain the primary growth drivers in the second half of the year. — VNA/VNS
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