Three new plants from the Tata Group and CG Power-Renesas join Micron in advancing the manufacturing capacity in India's semiconductor sector.
In this monthly China tax brief, we spotlight policies and measures announced or scheduled for implementation in February 2024. These initiatives aim to clarify tax compliance, support businesses, promote headquarters, expand market access, and attract talent.
In 2023, the UAE Cabinet made 151 financial sector decisions to advance development goals and establish its investment-friendly status.
China’s mainland provinces have released their GDP growth targets for 2024, most of which exceed five percent, alongside their GDP data and economic performance assessment for 2023.
India has linked tariff concessions with investment obligations in its Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) with the EFTA nations. We look into the fine print of the deal and discuss New Delhi's expectations.
A privacy notice in Indonesia serves as an external document, informing customers about the utilization of their data and outlining their data privacy rights.
India is emerging as an important manufacturing destination in Asia due to several factors. We discuss market entry strategies for foreign companies and expansion strategies for local players aiming to attract foreign investment and technology.
While some Indian states reclaim unused land for industrial purposes, many enforce building standards that hinder efficient land use by factories.
New efforts to reform company deregistration procedures in Shanghai seek to facilitate market exit and improve the ease of doing business in the city.
Starting January 1, 2025, Vietnam's new Real Estate Business Law aims to widen foreign participation in the sector and enhance transparency and regulatory oversight.
We offer key cultural tips and discuss how businesses in the UAE can plan their enterprise operations during the holy month of Ramadan.
India-UK FTA negotiations appear to have stalled as New Delhi seeks more on visas and social security while UK wants greater market access. New Delhi could delay talks till after UK general elections, anticipating a better deal under a different British government.