MEDEZE Receives Frost & Sullivan's 2025 Southeast Asia Company of the Year Recognition for Leadership in Stem Cell Banking and Regenerative Medicine

The company is revolutionizing regenerative healthcare through innovation, clinical alignment, and GMP-grade excellence…

Global Brands Reinforce Confidence in Asia's Luxury Yachting Market as J.P. Morgan Private Bank Returns to Singapore Yachting Festival 2026

SINGAPORE, Dec. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Singapore Yachting Festival (SYF) will…

Outlook quarter 2/2025

The global economy is slowing, with a projected growth of 2.3% in 2025-2026, affected by trade tensions and uncertainty. Thailand’s growth may drop to 1.4% in 2026, influenced by weak exports, investment delays, and rising geopolitical risks.

Another wake-up call: Hat Yai floods show Thailand is still unprepared for Climate Change

Recent severe flooding in Hat Yai highlights Thailand’s unpreparedness for climate change, exacerbating flooding and droughts. With increased rainfall extremes, rising sea levels, and heightened water demands, urgent investments in water management and infrastructure are crucial to safeguard communities and the economy.

DBS Named Global Bank of the Year 2025 by The Banker

Acknowledged for exceptional performance and innovative use of technology, including AI and…

Xtep-Athletes Sweep Full Marathon Podiums at Techcombank Ho Chi Minh City International Marathon

A Medal Haul: Xtep Athletes Secure 6 Golds, 2 Silver, 2 Bronzes…

Dulwich College Ranjit Murugason Sustainability Fund Secures Renewed Support from LGT Bank Singapore to Advance Student-Led Initiatives

SINGAPORE, Dec. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The Dulwich College Ranjit Murugason Sustainability Fund is…

Exports softened in October, but full-year growth remained firm on accumulated gains earlier in the year. Meanwhile, imp…

In October 2025, Thailand’s merchandise exports valued at USD 28.8 billion grew 5.7% YOY, below expectations. Electronics and US shipments drove growth, while gold exports sharply declined. Imports surged, causing a significant trade deficit of USD 3.4 billion.