Singapore’s GDP may reach US$1.4 trillion by 2040 — see how policy, sectors, and currency shifts will shape investor ...

Labor inspections in Indonesia serve as the government’s main enforcement mechanism to ensure employers comply with national labor laws. They evaluate whether company practices meet legal standards on ...

Indonesia’s manufacturing sector has historically played a key role in the country’s economic development. The majority of businesses in the manufacturing sector are mostly located on the island of ...

In May 2021, Thailand’s Cabinet approved the draft amendments to the country’s Public Limited Companies Act in a bid to modernize the corporate process by allowing meetings between shareholders and ...

The Philippines Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) defines BPO as the “delegation of service-type business processed to a third-party service provider.” The industry is generally divided into the ...

The Australian government has committed an AU$505 million (US$336 million) over five years to strengthen ties with Southeast Asia as part of the government’s 2024-2025 budget. The investment facility ...

随着全球供应链因新冠疫情后遗效应、地缘政治紧张局势以及中国制造成本上升而持续重组，泰国正成为东盟推动供应链韧性的重要战略节点。凭借其地理优势、完善的基础设施以及友好的营商 ...

Nestled between the South China and Andaman Seas, Malaysia is a historic trading center and strategic operating location – bordering Brunei, Indonesia, Singapore (via bridge), and Thailand by land and ...

How is the minimum wage increase calculated? MOM 18/2022 stipulated a new formula for calculating the minimum wage increase. The calculation for the minimum wage took into account Indonesia’s economic ...

Singapore is set to implement significant changes to its Work Permit and S Pass frameworks, aiming to enhance workforce stability and address labor shortages. These reforms, announced by the Ministry ...

Indonesia’s GR 35/2021 stipulates significant changes to fixed-term employment contracts, outsourcing, hours of work, and the termination of employment procedure. The regulation also obligates ...

Mexico and Malaysia are good investment destinations for US businesses, particularly those with a China footprint seeking to diversify their supply chains. Supply chains between the US and Mexico have ...