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Thailand: New recycling plan taps energy fund

The government has agreed to use the remaining cash from the Energy Conservation Fund to support a new recycling plan for discarded solar panels and vehicle batteries, in line with the goal of creating a circular economy.  The Industry, Energy and Transport ministries will host the project after officials met last Thursday.  “Thailand is encouraging people […]

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Thailand: More than a grain of truth

The draft bill on rice reform is the latest political earthquake shaking up the country’s rice industry, as it has stirred an uproar among farmers and academics who have cried foul that the bill is designed to benefit large-scale commercial producers.  It’s long been said that farmers represent the backbone of Thailand, but the bill is […]

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Lim: Malaysia forecast to grow by 4.9% this year

KUALA LUMPUR: Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng expects the country to grow a further 4.9% this year amid a decline in inflationary pressure while an additional 41,000 quality manufacturing jobs are expected to be created in the next two years. In a statement released yesterday, he said the January 2019 Consumer Price Index (CPI) – […]

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Vietnam’s prime segment to see strong demand in 2019 as more foreign investors come

The Hanoitimes – International hotel groups have brought to Vietnam branded residence, an emerging model of luxury lifestyle products recently. There continues to be a market for luxury residential products in Vietnam in 2019 thanks to the participation of more foreign investors, tolerance of foreign property ownership, and increasing number of domestic high net worth individuals […]

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