AIA Agrees Exclusive Asia-Pacific Regional Partnership with Medix AIA Agrees Exclusive Asia-Pacific Regional Partnership with Medix

Barbie will soon be 60 -- and is still going strong

She is turning 60 this year and still doesn’t have a single wrinkle. Blonde or brunette, slender or curvy, black or white, princess or president, Barbie is a forever favourite for young girls, even if she has caused controversy over the years.

Should citizens be allowed to record meetings with officials

Public discourse has taken off over Hà Nội’s recent decision to forbid citizens from making audio or video recordings without consent during meetings with officials.

Summit debates bringing finance into digital era

Transforming finance in the digital age was the theme of the 48^th World Chief Financial Officers Congress held for the first time in HCM City yesterday.

Leading Homegrown Medical Group, MWH Medical Partners Siemens Healthineers to Launch Region’s First Asia Reference Centre Leading Homegrown Medical Group, MWH Medical Partners Siemens Healthineers to Launch Region’s First Asia Reference Centre

’Panama Papers’ law firm shuts down operations

The law firm at the heart of the "Panama Papers" global tax evasion scandal that brought down two world leaders announced Wednesday it would shut down operations, citing negative press and what it called unwarranted action by authorities.

Russia vetoes Western bid at UN to pressure Iran over Yemen

Russia vetoed on Monday a UN draft resolution presented by Britain and strongly backed by the United States that would have pressured Iran over its failure to block supplies of missiles to Yemen's Huthi rebels.

US Republicans tweak Obamacare repeal bill, support tepid

Republican senators struggled to gather more support for a last-ditch attempt to repeal Obamacare on Monday despite revising funding provisions of their bill to make it more attractive to a handful of undecided lawmakers.

Shift in US inspection regime unwarranted

All batches of products made from Siluriformes fish that are to be shipped to the US will have to undergo food safety tests from August 2, 2017, instead of September 1. That has created many obstacles for Vietnamese enterprises in exporting those products to the US.

Cyprus talks break up in acrimony but ’still on track’

Peace talks between the rival leaders on divided Cyprus broke up in acrimony Thursday over a 1950 referendum, but the UN envoy said the process was still on track.