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Vietnam’s 1,400-MW Quang Trach 1 Plant On Track For Commercial Launch In May

The grid connection of Quang Trach 1 Unit 1 comes as Vietnam faces sustained electricity demand pressure ahead of the peak summer consumption period.

How HD Hyundai Vietnam Shipbuilding Is Positioning Itself As Korea’s Low-Cost Production Hub

As Chinese yards compete on price in mid-range tankers, HVS positions Vietnam's cost structure and Korean design standards as its competitive edge.

What Radisson’s Indonesia-Malaysia Bet Signals About Southeast Asian Hospitality Demand

Intra-regional travel growth and demand from Indian, Chinese, and Middle Eastern travelers underpin Radisson's long-term Southeast Asia strategy.

Malaysia’s Would-Be Construction Giant Stays Divided

After a failed takeover bid, IJM's next chapter as an independent company may prove more consequential than the merger would have been.

Malaysia Airlines Goes Deeper Into China With Shenzhen And Changsha Services

New routes, higher frequencies to Manila, Brisbane, and Colombo, and ad-hoc London flights: Malaysia Airlines is managing multiple growth fronts simultaneously.

How The Middle East War Is Grounding Vietnam’s Airline Ambitions For 2026

Vietnam's jet fuel crisis is a downstream consequence of the Strait of Hormuz closure, showing how quickly supply chain exposure becomes operational disruption.

British Airways Revives The Kangaroo Route Via Kuala Lumpur, Bypassing The Gulf

Return economy fares from London to Melbourne via Kuala Lumpur start at £1,130 from March 17.

The Quiet Habit Behind Most Long-Term Wealth Decisions

Distraction is expensive. Not because of the time it takes, but because of the thinking it replaces.

Cape Renewables Expansion Marks Cape EMS’s Structural Break With Its Electronics Manufacturing Origins

The Middle East conflict and fuel market volatility are accelerating industrial demand for energy independence in Southeast Asia. Cape EMS Managing Director Christina Tee cited this directly in the March 16 announcement—positioning Cape Renewables' timing as deliberate rather than coincidental.

Indonesia’s Easing Cycle Is Over: What Bank Indonesia’s Pivot Means For Corporate Borrowing

More than half of economists surveyed by Reuters expect Indonesia's policy rate to end 2026 at 4.25%. But they are split on when—and Tuesday's announcement just made June the earliest realistic window for any resumption of cuts.

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