Achieving a 17 per cent carbon intensity cut by 2030 will be challenging given rising power demand, industrial growth and economic uncertainty.

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Sales companies from the UK and Europe say the trip to Hong Kong’s Filmart is “more important than ever”, as the 2026 edition (March 17-20) gets underway. “Filmart attendance is essential in ...

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The surge of fuel prices is placing renewed pressure on energy-import-dependent Asian economies, including Bangladesh.

This week, Lieutenant Governor Tony Venhuizen will be joined by a delegation of South Dakota leaders for a trade mission to Japan and South Korea.

War-risk insurance premiums and cancellation clauses turn Strait of Hormuz conflict into financial blockade disrupting global oil shipping.

We asked development economist Mushfiq Mobarak how volatility in energy markets and disruption of supply chains and travel ...