Economy

The U.S. oil major has announced the sale of its 41.1 percent interest in the Yadana offshore gas field to Canada's MTI.

U.S. involvement in the region needs a larger economic component – an area where U.S. policy used to be strong.

Members of the Bolivian opposition have questioned whether the deal, which was signed last month between the state firm YLB and three Chinese companies, will benefit the country.

The two nations hope to convince European regulators that their local certification efforts conform to the EU's rigorous new regulation on deforestation.

The hyper-competitive international production chains that have long characterized Asia's economies now face a significant political recalibration.

Joseph D'Cruz, the head of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), believes that Brussels' new rules could have a "human, social and developmental cost."

Government doctors, university teachers, and other workers from ports and the power and petroleum sectors are calling on the government to lower income taxes.

While inflation is projected to fall in 2023, there is no quick fix to the country's economic troubles.

There is a wide gap between the performance of leading tech firms and the wider economies of the region.

MHI has abandoned the long-held dream of debuting Japan’s first advanced jet liner, citing the lack of profitability. 

Beijing can glean valuable lessons from other countries’ struggles with low birthrates – first and foremost the need to embrace immigration.

The more Adani and his backers deploy nationalism to deflect and shut down questions, the more doubts will grow and linger amongst foreign investors.