Amira Rozali monitors shifts in Asian regional trade agreements and cross-border investment rules. She specializes in analyzing RCEP and industrial support policies across ASEAN countries.
Based on the latest Euromonitor research, this article interprets five major global business trends from an Asian perspective: protectionism and supply chain restructuring, workforce transformation, the race for innovation investment, emerging market leaps, and the AI technology revolution, while analyzing their profound impact on regional industrial patterns and long-term competitiveness.
Deeply analyze the five major challenges facing Taiwan's innovation ecosystem, and explore how to revitalize innovation advantages through policy reforms and international partnerships in the context of the restructuring of the Asian technology supply chain.
Asian banking is facing a triple impact of cost pressures, accelerated technology, and strengthened regulation. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the different response strategies in markets such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and China, explores how digital transformation and the mainstreaming of digital assets are reshaping the competitive landscape, and offers strategic decision-making references for bank CEOs.
This article analyzes six major corporate strategic collaborations that have recently taken place in Asia, spanning fields such as biopharmaceuticals, artificial intelligence, energy infrastructure, hospitality, and financial investment. It reveals a deep-seated trend in the regional business ecosystem shifting from independent competition to collaborative innovation.
Based on PwC's "Voice of the Consumer 2025" Asia-Pacific survey, analyze how health awareness, convenient channels, and technology adoption are driving the transformation of the food industry, and propose corporate response strategies.
According to PwC's M&A outlook, Asia-Pacific is the only region expected to see growth in industrial and service transaction volumes in 2026, with India and Southeast Asia continuing to attract manufacturing investment, and automation and AI infrastructure becoming the focus of transactions.
McKinsey's latest "State of the Beauty Industry" report reveals key trends driving growth over the next decade—from ingredient technology to social commerce, the Asian market is reshaping the global beauty ecosystem.
A KPMG report indicates that the demand for the medical device industry in Southeast Asia is strong, but the supply chain faces challenges of regulatory fragmentation and internal complexity, and must be redesigned to unlock growth potential.
As the cost of maintaining legacy software continues to rise, AI-assisted development tools are becoming key for Asia-Pacific enterprises to restructure their application architecture. Cursor President Simon Green pointed out that nearly half of the global $1.8 trillion in software spending is used for 'keeping the lights on,' and the Asia-Pacific region is facing a market opportunity of about $20 billion.
Mozambique's new law mandates state ownership of mining shares, challenging Asian companies' mining investment logic in Africa and affecting the security of critical mineral supply chains.
Global mining fraud cases are frequent. Asian mining companies' investments in Southeast Asia, Africa, and other regions face severe compliance challenges, and risks are further amplified in the context of supply chain restructuring.
The merger of SCC and SBIF and the election of Albert Tan as chairman is not just a restructuring of the chamber; it also reflects that corporate cooperation between Singapore and Cambodia is shifting from one-off exchanges toward more organized, long-term regional connectivity.
Laos’s fintech ecosystem in 2026 has moved from early-stage experimentation to a more structured phase, but its real value lies not in scale expansion, but in how payment interconnection, financial inclusion, and regional coordination are reshaping this landlocked economy’s commercial infrastructure.