| Zeit | Aktuelle Nachrichten | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Di | Lesser-known Malaysian durians increasingly sought after in China | ||
| Di | Singapore-born billionaire Low Tuck Kwong's Bayan Resources declares force majeure on coal supply | ||
| Di | Southeast Asia's 3rd-largest economy sees 2026 growth forecast raised to 2.5% | ||
| Di | 5-room flat deal nears record in Southeast Asia's most expensive prime residential market | ||
| Di | At 45, I fear an inheritance dispute over the house my parents promised me | ||
| Di | Musang King durian prices jump 56% in 2 weeks | ||
| 14.09. | Tesla of world's richest person Elon Musk sets up Vietnam company | ||
| 14.09. | Dollar strengthens against dong | ||
| 14.09. | Gold prices rise | ||
| 14.09. | Singapore's 3rd richest billionaires' firm sells prime freehold land for $66M | ||
| 14.09. | Fitness chain with $23M revenue to shut down all Singapore outlets | ||
| 14.09. | Restaurant chain Crystal Jade shutters third Singapore outlet this year | ||
| 14.09. | Small-car ownership permit price hits record $105,000 in world's second richest country | ||
| 14.09. | Singapore fashion brand Aijek returns after 7-year hiatus | ||
| 13.09. | Canadian seafood imports surge 40% as lobster, snow crab gain favor in Vietnam | ||
| 13.09. | Southeast Asia's richest man Pham Nhat Vuong appoints 2 sons as CEOs of VinFast, Green SM | ||
| 13.09. | Indonesia's billionaire Hartono family shifts at least $1.4B offshore | ||
| 13.09. | World's most expensive residential market set for 15% price growth this year | ||
| 13.09. | Thai fashion brand Gentlewoman to open first Singapore outlet | ||
| 12.09. | Vietnam watchdog probes Grab fare, commission policies after drivers threaten strike | ||
| 12.09. | Gold prices gain | ||
| 12.09. | Dollar edges up against dong on black market | ||
| 12.09. | Nam A Bank secures $30M from Proparco for green finance | ||
| 12.09. | Chicilon Media unveils new brand identity, corporate message | ||
| 12.09. | Keppel expands digital learning initiative to over 2,300 Hanoi students |