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Suzuki To Set-up Automobile Plant In Myanmar
Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced that it will be setting up a new manufacturing facility in Myanmar, under its subsidiary Suzuki Thilawa Motor. This will be the company's third facility in Myanmar and will be located in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone, southeast of Yangon. At present, Suzuki produces the Carry LCV, Ciaz, ...
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Iran Tanker Which Caught Fire Off China Drifts Into Japan Economic Zone, Says Coast Guard
A stricken Iranian oil tanker drifted into Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on Wednesday afternoon, a spokesman for Japan's Coast Guard told Reuters on Friday, as strong winds pushed the burning ship away from the Chinese coast.
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Global Shares Lifted by ECB, Chinese and Japanese Stimulus Hopes
New forecasts will spell out the euro zone's deepening economic malaise but Draghi is unlikely to announce any radical move to shore up growth and inflation, such as printing money to buy government bonds. The ECB could extend its current debt purchase schemes to encompass corporate bonds.
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Suzuki To Set-up Automobile Plant In Myanmar
Japanese automaker Suzuki Motor Corporation has announced that it will be setting up a new manufacturing facility in Myanmar, under its subsidiary Suzuki Thilawa Motor. This will be the company's third facility in Myanmar and will be located in the Thilawa Special Economic Zone, southeast of Yangon. At present, Suzuki produces the Carry LCV, Ciaz, ...
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Iran Tanker Which Caught Fire Off China Drifts Into Japan Economic Zone, Says Coast Guard
A stricken Iranian oil tanker drifted into Japan's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on Wednesday afternoon, a spokesman for Japan's Coast Guard told Reuters on Friday, as strong winds pushed the burning ship away from the Chinese coast.
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Global Shares Lifted by ECB, Chinese and Japanese Stimulus Hopes
New forecasts will spell out the euro zone's deepening economic malaise but Draghi is unlikely to announce any radical move to shore up growth and inflation, such as printing money to buy government bonds. The ECB could extend its current debt purchase schemes to encompass corporate bonds.
