With the renewable energy industry’s contribution of MYR 25 billion (USD 5.79 billion) to GDP in 2023, Malaysia targets to expand the sector’s share to MYR 220 billion (USD 50.23 billion) by 2050. Expectations aside, is there significant market potential for this sector in the long run?

The Chinese government is putting the spotlight on wealthy individuals and companies to conduct self-evaluations of their income tax payments, a move meant to shore up additional public revenues.

How high can stimulus packages from the Chinese government take the stock market after months of lost sentiment?

Thailand has eased foreign ownership limits for condominiums and land leases in an attempt to perk up domestic home sales. Will this be enough to fuel a resurgence of the property sector?

Can technology startups grow too big for one country to handle? For the Chinese government, the answer is yes.

China’s road to long-term modernization faces a few roadblocks, including tepid consumer demand felt across the globe.

China’s debt burden continues to pile up, bucking the trend seen in other developing economies in the years following the pandemic. How can China outgrow its debt?

Chinese regulators have thrown a useful lifeline for listed companies in their quest to protect stock valuations amid less-than-ideal domestic and global financial conditions.

Among the goals of the Thailand Vision 2030 is to elevate the country as a leader in food security globally. Amidst global economic challenges and climate change, is Thailand’s agriculture sector resilient enough to become a top choice for foreign investors when it comes to business opportunities?

Malaysia’s digital economy, which spans ICT and e-commerce, is projected to contribute 25.5 per cent of GDP and create 500,000 job opportunities by 2025. The execution of government policies in the digital economy opens new options to expand on this sector.