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TOKYO -- Asia must maintain the momentum for free trade and an open global economy after the U.S. presidential election this year, international affairs experts said at a symposium in Tokyo on Friday, as concerns grow over a possible increase in U.S. protectionism, depending on the outcome of the vote.
SINGAPORE/HONG KONG -- When China's answer to the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320 debuted at the Singapore Airshow, it signaled that Southeast Asia would be the first stop for manufacturer COMAC on its journey to go global.
SINGAPORE -- Major Indian automaker Tata Motors has seen its stock price boom this year on a strong recovery by subsidiary Jaguar Land Rover, as the company looks to bolster its already commanding lead in the domestic electric vehicle market.
Dressed in a blonde wig, jewelled-encrusted bodysuits and cowboy boots, Mac Coronel, also known as Taylor Sheesh, lip-synced Swift’s hits and imitated her dance moves with striking precision for more than 600 fans on Saturday night.
“I keep getting all these wedding invitations,” the 60-year-old Surabaya resident said. Shaking his head adamantly, he added, “People will always wed and have children.”
About 22 miles southeast of Mumbai’s badly congested airport that opened 82 years ago, workers in hard hats are high up on scaffolds building an alternative. Others are flattening a nearby hill to finish the first of two runways so that India’s financial capital can finally have a second airport.
“I think the basic impediment to Australian investors not coming into Southeast Asian markets in a meaningful way, or at all, is a historical preoccupation with developed Western markets and a lack of risk appetite for so-called developing markets,” he said.
SINGAPORE: A signature event will be conspicuously missing when China’s most important annual political meetings come to a close on Monday (Mar 11) — Premier Li Qiang will not be speaking to the press.