Business

Mar

Taiwan Trade: Economic & Cultural Office Opened In Yangon

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Taipei Economic and Cultural Office opened in Yangon on Monday to provide consular services and facilitate people-to-people contacts between Taiwan and Myanmar.

Mar

Hotels & Tourism: FDI Hits 2.89 Billion Last Month

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The inflow of foreign direct investment into the country’s hotels and tourism industry reached 2.882 billion USD up to February of this fiscal year.

Mar

Cuba-US Tourism

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Tourism rose by 17% in 2015 in part because many Americans are rushing to discover the "authentic" Cuba before their fellow countrymen are allowed in.

Mar

European Investment: On A Rise Since Last Year : MIC

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Investment from European countries in Myanmar has increased since last fiscal year, according to the Myanmar Investment Commission.

Mar

Foreign Investment: Myanmar Targets Around 7 Bil USD At The End Of March

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In accord with the ongoing investment promotion plans as well as the country’s political transaction, Myanmar Investment Commission said that the country will get more foreign investment when the new government takes office.

Mar

Bad times for watch industry as Basel trade fair opens

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The world's biggest watch fair opened in the Swiss city of Basel on Thursday as a slumping luxury market and the soaring popularity of connected timepieces cast gloom over the industry.

Mar

Palm Wood Products: High Demand Among Tourists

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In Myanmar’s Central Region, the utensils made of palm wood become popular among foreign visitors.

Mar

Oxford Business Forum Africa

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African business students and entrepreneurs gathered at the Said Business School in Oxford to discuss the continent’s brain drain.

Mar

Fertilizer Plant: Mitsui-Behn Meyer Venture To partner W/ Mapco

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Singapore-based Mitsui-Behn Meyer Venture plans to set up fertilizer plant in Myanmar with the capacity of 100,000 tonnes, according to Singapore Business Standard.