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Coal Supply Agreements In Place As Quang Trach 1 Moves To Final Commissioning

EVN confirmed key technical parameters met design specifications during the April 12 grid synchronisation, clearing the path to commercial generation in May.

From 15 To 23 Ships A Year: The Infrastructure Plan Behind HVS’s Capacity Push

The new pier will extend HVS's total quay length to 1,630 meters, improving docking capacity and production logistics across the yard.

Lifestyle, Resort, And Midscale: How Radisson Is Building A Multi-Brand Southeast Asia Platform

Indonesia and Malaysia are Radisson's primary ASEAN growth markets, backed by rising owner demand and a diversified multi-brand portfolio.

The Deal That Could Not Clear 50%: Sunway And IJM

A deal marked by political scrutiny, a corruption probe, and valuation disputes ended without a merger. Malaysia's M&A market takes note.

The Strategic Logic Behind Malaysia Airlines’ Three-Route East Asia Push

Malaysia Airlines claims Fukuoka as sole nonstop operator at launch, a strategic position no competitor currently holds on this corridor.

From Record Profits To Route Suspensions: Vietnam Airlines Confronts A Fuel Supply Emergency

Vietnam's government has proposed a 100% exemption from environmental protection tax on aviation fuel through May 2026 as the industry seeks relief.

How British Airways Is Rebuilding Its Australia Network Through Southeast Asia

British Airways doubles its Australian footprint with a new daily Melbourne service from early 2027.

Why Constant Stimulation Is The Invisible Tax On Your Thinking

There is a reason the clearest decisions in your life happened during a walk, a long drive, or an unexpected stretch of quiet. That is not a coincidence. That is how the brain actually works when it is allowed to.

How Cape EMS Is Positioning Itself At The Intersection Of Industrial Energy Demand And Malaysia’s NETR Agenda

Cape EMS posted a net profit of RM7.04 million for the quarter ended December 2025—a RM55.88 million swing from the prior year's loss. The recovery in gross margin from RM0.72 million to RM24.24 million reflects the product mix shift that CEB 2.0 was designed to deliver.

Approaching The 1998 Low: Bank Indonesia Holds Rates As Rupiah Tests Crisis-Era Levels

Portfolio outflows of USD 1.1 billion in the first two weeks of March alone. That figure, disclosed by Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo at Tuesday's press conference, explains why a rate cut is now off the table for Indonesia in the near term.

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