PHUKET AIRPORT: Forty-eight hours after the ill-fated One-Two-Go flight OG269 crashed at Phuket International Airport (PIA), killing 89 of the 130 people on board, the cause of the disaster is still unknown and 33 corpses of foreigners remain unidentified. Phuket Airport Director Sq Ldr Pornchai Eua-aree told the Gazette that there is no problem with the runway and that the … [Read more...] about 33 foreign crash victims remain unidentified
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Should you stay invested or hold off until better times?
The Covid-19 pandemic seemingly still weighs heavy on sentiment, highlighted by the US Republicans unveiling their latest 1 trillion dollar Covid-19 stimulus bill and the geopolitical tensions between the US and China still on the rise. With all this going on, investors are wondering what is the best strategy to take? On Bigger Picture, Elliott Danker & Manisha Tank from … [Read more...] about Should you stay invested or hold off until better times?
S’pore wants to increase number of flights to Japan: PM Lee
Follow us on Telegram for the latest updates: https://t.me/mothershipsg Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Singapore would like to strengthen its air links with Japan, and hopes to increase the number of flights to the country. PM Lee was speaking in an interview with Nikkei Asia 's editor-in-chief, published on May 23, where he highlighted that there is … [Read more...] about S’pore wants to increase number of flights to Japan: PM Lee
Biden in Japan to launch regional economic plan to counter Beijing
TOKYO — President Joe Biden arrived in Japan on Sunday (May 22) to launch a plan for greater US economic engagement with the Indo-Pacific, facing criticism even before the programme is announced that it will offer scant benefit to countries in the region. On the second leg of his first Asia trip as president, Biden is to meet with leaders of Japan, India and Australia, the … [Read more...] about Biden in Japan to launch regional economic plan to counter Beijing
After $5 trillion rout, emerging markets seek turnaround signal
FILE PHOTO: A trader takes a nap before electronic boards showing stock movements at the Malaysia Stock Exchange in Kuala Lumpur on June 24, 2016. (AFP) The wreckage of a $5 trillion rout in emerging markets is starting to look like a buying opportunity to some intrepid investors. The pain points are all too obvious: Stocks have fallen below their average valuations of the … [Read more...] about After $5 trillion rout, emerging markets seek turnaround signal