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Panasonic to cut 10,000 employees

09. May 2025

TOKYO — Japan's Panasonic Holdings said on Friday it will cut 10,000 employees and expected to book structural reform costs of ¥130 billion (US$896.06 million) this business year as part of a continuing management reform push of its group. Les mer >>>

China exports beat forecasts ahead of US tariff talks

09. May 2025

BEIJING — Chinese exports rose last month despite the trade war raging with the United States, official data showed Friday ahead of talks between the world's top two economies towards easing the standoff. Les mer >>>

Indonesia eyes cut in fuel imports from Singapore in favour of US as part of tariffs talks

09. May 2025

JAKARTA — Indonesia plans to change the source of some of its fuel imports from Singapore to the United States as part of negotiations over steep tariffs, its energy minister said on Friday. Les mer >>>

Thai central bank chief says uncertainty very high over US tariffs impact

09. May 2025

The effect on Thailand from the United States' tariff policy will be prolonged, with a very high degree of uncertainty over the potential impact, its central chief bank said on Friday. Les mer >>>

Thailand bids to join Alaska gas project before tariff talks

09. May 2025

Thailand said it’s interested in co-developing a massive gas pipeline project in Alaska backed by President Donald Trump, as the Southeast Asian nation explores ways to cut its $46 billion trade... Les mer >>>

Thai billionaire’s Frasers Property posts higher profit on Singapore housing business

09. May 2025

Frasers Property Ltd, the developer controlled by Thai billionaire Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, reported higher first-half profit as its Singapore residential business made up for a slump in Australia and China, along with higher interest payments.  Les mer >>>

Solar rooftop market poised to heat up in Thailand

08. May 2025

Competition in Thailand's solar rooftop market is expected to intensify, driven by lower prices, greater supply from producers and the government's promotion of renewable energy. Les mer >>>