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The release of more than 200 political prisoners on January 13 and the subsequent decision by Washington to announce its readiness to send an ambassador to Burma are the latest steps taken by both governments to normalize relations.Read more

Budapest: Fitch Ratings downgraded Hungary's credit grade to junk status on Friday, citing a standoff between the country and the European Union and the International Monetary Fund over rescue loans. Fitch, which followed similar moves from Moody's and S&P, kept a negative outlook, indicating a more than a 50 per ...

Disappointed by the government's decision to put foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail on hold, India Inc on Wednesday described the move as 'highly regressive'. "... It is a highly regressive move. For the growth of this vital sector of the economy, which is likely to result in strong ...

Mumbai: Reliance Industries has mutually agreed to end negotiations with Bharti Enterprises to buy its stakes in two insurance joint ventures with France's AXA, the two companies said on Friday.Read more

Thailand Business NewsThailand's gross domestic product (GDP) is projected to grow in the range of 3.5-4.0 per cent while headline inflation is forecast to be in the range of 3.6- 4.0 per cent.Share this Article Read more from the original source: Thailand lowers growth forecastDomestic demand has also shown signs ...

With all the cities in the world from which to choose, why is Hong Kong so popular?It has to do with the rule of buying what you know: Hong Kong is the most popular destination for Chinese tourists – it’s nearby and it’s a city where many speak ...

Thailand Business News - Thailand Business NewsIn today’s market, Thailand's condominium act implemented 20 years ago is obsolete. It is inconsistent and counterproductive to the wants and needs of the local property market because it blocks out foreign demand for Thai properties.  Share this Article  Go here to read the ...

Thailand Business NewsAsia, however, has been hit hardest: 40% of the world’s disasters have occurred in the region in the past decade, resulting in a disproportionate 80% of disaster deaths. And Asia’s poor, lacking in resources and more vulnerable and exposed to the elements, have borne the brunt of these ...