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Burma Business Weekly
BUSINESS in BURMA THIS WEEK: Govt announces goods and services for tax exemption; Thiha Group signs steel JV with Thai firm; US clothing retailer Gap to source from Burma; Hilton Hotels on the rise.
Burma Business Weekly
BUSINESS in BURMA THIS WEEK: Ooredoo defends against boycott; Rangoon to get more freight ports, jetties; ADB supports renewable energy in Burma; US govt fines Fokker for breaking sanctions rules.
BURMA BUSINESS WEEKLY
BUSINESS in BURMA THIS WEEK: Rangoon hotel market looks to continue record growth; Kyaukphyu SEZ master plan near completion; Telenor reaffirms Burma link with executive appointment; and the sale of Thilawa leasehold rights begins.
KNU constructs housing in preparation for peace
The Karen National Union has begun building houses to accommodate troops set to return to Burma after the signing of a nationwide ceasefire, which is expected to be achieved late this year.
Experts urge transparency in Burma’s businesses
Most companies operating in Burma and Southeast Asia fail to meet international standards for transparency, according to a survey by the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre (BHRRC).
Forecast improves for Burmese meteorologists
The Department of Meteorology and Hydrology says it is striving to improve its weather forecasting service in Burma but still lacks much-needed equpment.
