09/10/2017 – ASEAN Economic Community Strategy Center

October 9, 2017

This picture taken on September 12, 2017 shows entrepreneurs working at the EV-Hive event space, a co-working space, in Jakarta.
Big-name investors including Expedia and Alibaba are pumping billions of dollars into Indonesian tech start-ups in a bid to capitalise on the countrys burgeoning digital economy and potential as Southeast Asias largest online market. Indonesia has seen a surge of cash into its technology sector over the past two years, helping support dozens of homegrown start-ups ranging from ride hailing apps to e-commerce firms. / AFP PHOTO / GOH Chai Hin / TO GO WITH Indonesia-technology-startups, FOCUS by Harry PEARL

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Global firms join rush to bet on Indonesia

JAKARTA (AFP) – Big-name investors including Expedia an […]

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October 9, 2017

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Singapore: Q3 economic growth likely to hit 3-year high

The Singapore economy likely grew at its fastest pace i […]

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October 9, 2017

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World Bank forecast: Laos’ economic growth lower than expected

The World Bank (WB) has predicted that Lao economic gro […]

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October 9, 2017

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Thailand: Innovation and the pharmaceutical industry

In this series of articles we have been discussing vari […]

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October 9, 2017

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Indonesia: E-commerce Businesses Urge Government for a Fair Tax Regulation

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Online marketplace or E-comme […]

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October 9, 2017

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Philippines: Wage hike, higher oil, power costs add pressure to inflation

MANILA, Philippines — Higher power costs and oil prices […]

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