Southeast Asia economy

There are some signs political factions are more prepared to set aside their differences

Companies in Southeast Asia that took on transformative actions during Covid-19 outperformed peers: EY

Southeast Asia must prepare for rougher times as China faces a slowing economy and worsening relations with the US.

This SEA OIC will allow startups and SMEs to get the opportunity to work on wide-ranging challenge statements in Southeast Asia.

Southeast Asian technology startups raised less money this year as the coronavirus pandemic roiled markets, but the decline was less acute than some other parts of the world, according to a new report.

The Covid-19 pandemic will help drive SEA Group's digital economy businesses.

The study found that some 79% of executives in Southeast Asia (SEA), and 75% of executives in Asia Pacific (APAC) have indicated that they are planning to divest within the next two years.

Governments have tightened international travel and border crossings with China in their efforts to stop the spread of the pneumonia-like illness.

Taiwan’s independence-leaning President Tsai Ing-wen has won re-election with a resounding 57.1% of the votes, leaving her main opponent, Han Kuoyu of the China-leaning Kuomintang (KMT), with only 38.6%. Tsai’s Democratic Progressi

UBS, which oversees more than US$2.5 trillion of assets, also recommends investing in 5G technology and gene therapy as themes for the decade.