Time to speed up APAC’s digital evolution to support businesses
Edmund Lee
September 10, 2020
…enterprises in China can defer CIT payments and access reduced VAT rates. Employees working from home in Malaysia can
…enterprises in China can defer CIT payments and access reduced VAT rates. Employees working from home in Malaysia can
…economies — China, India, the Philippines and Vietnam – have advanced considerably in the innovation ranking over the years,
…by the impact the pandemic is having on global economies, the trade credit insurer noted. Every major economy, except
…Meanwhile, China remains the third most expensive location in the world to employ expatriate workers, despite the overall cost
China’s August PMI (Purchasing Manager’s Index) dropped slightly to 51.0 from July’s 51.1, according to the National Bureau of
…vice president, Asia-Pacific and Emerging Markets for Thomson Reuters. Golecha calls this exercise “agile reprioritisation,” in which investments are
Asia Pacific regulators in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, India and Pakistan have altogether issued almost US$4 billion
…be limited, said Fitch recently. The extension granted by the People’s Bank of China allows financial institutions until end-2021
…US$2.2 billion in June, of which 67% was from China-based property companies, Moody’s said. At the same time, negative
…enterprises. The others being employee productivity (65%) and sales decline (59%). The top three remedial measures currently taken by
China’s outbound investment continued to decline amid the coronavirus pandemic, said EY recently. The country’s overall outbound direct investment
…in the quarter’s largest deal, while China-based MGI Tech and Didi Bike both raised $1 billion rounds, the firm