
Reposted from http://www.asianewsnet.net
It is reported that a major steel producer Vientiane Steel Industry Co Limited expects their steel supply in Laos to start increasing in February 2012 after the Chinese and Vietnamese New Year holiday. More…

Reposted from http://www.asianewsnet.net
It is reported that a major steel producer Vientiane Steel Industry Co Limited expects their steel supply in Laos to start increasing in February 2012 after the Chinese and Vietnamese New Year holiday. More…
Reposted from the Daily Star
By Sajjadur Rahman
International rating agency Moody’s Investors Service has reassessed Bangladesh’s rating unchanged at Ba3, which the central bank believes would help the country float its first ever sovereign bonds. More…
SINGAPORE (AFP) – Myanmar has signed an agreement with Singapore seeking the financial center’s help as the country emerges from political and economic isolation after decades of military rule. More…
The Kingdom’s much-hyped deadline of tapping its first oil reserves by December 12, 2012 – or 12-12-12 – will not be met, a government spokesman said yesterday. More…
Published 31 January 2012
The Express Tribune
By Owais Jafri
MUZAFFARGARH: The main reasons behind the shifting of textile industry to Bangladesh are not electricity and gas outages and power tariffs in Pakistan, but the preferential More…
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Southeast Asian carriers are set to profit from the expected surge in the number of leisure and business travellers to Myanmar as it re-emerges from More…
Burma will introduce a law in this session of Parliament for an eight-year tax exemption for foreign investors as Western companies have “rushed” to build economic ties, an industrial minister told the Davos Economic Forum on Saturday. More…
Signs that Burma’s economy is opening aren’t just good news for Western firms hoping to make some money – democracy in the country could depend on it. More…
The President Michel Martelly, will announce Tuesday, January 31, an ambitious project to modernize the process of creation of a limited company. More…
Bangladeshi and Indian electricity companies have signed a deal to build a $1.5bn (£950m) plant to help address Bangladesh’s chronic power shortages. More…