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Impact of US Tariffs on Thailand’s Export Sector The proposed 36% tariff by the United States on Thai goods is expected to significantly affect Thailand’s export competitiveness, according to economists in the banking sector. This potential tariff could have far-reaching consequences for Thailand’s trade relations and economic stability. Potential Outcomes of Trade Negotiations Kobsak Pootrakool, senior executive vice-president of Bangkok …

The Ever-Changing Landscape of Tariffs and Their Impact on the Powersports Industry The world of tariffs is a constantly shifting terrain, with changes happening almost hourly. This unpredictability makes it easy to understand why businesses and consumers alike are frustrated. While 2025 has become synonymous with economic uncertainty, many would have preferred a quirky TikTok trend over the word “tariff.” …

Understanding the Difference: Product vs. Brand In today’s highly competitive business environment, it is no longer sufficient for firms (particularly small and medium-sized enterprises) to merely offer a product. The ability to build and maintain a strong brand has become essential for differentiation, cultivating customer loyalty, and achieving long-term profitability. This article draws a clear distinction between a product and …

China’s Aircraft Industry and the Resumption of US Jet Engine Exports China is expected to maintain its production of domestically developed aircraft and expand access to international airspace, following the United States’ decision to lift a ban on selling American jet engine parts and technology to Chinese buyers. This move comes after a bilateral agreement was confirmed, allowing Shanghai-based Commercial …

The Uncertain Future of Chinese Exports in the Wake of U.S. Tariff Policies The global trade landscape has become increasingly unpredictable, with Chinese exporters caught in a web of shifting policies and rising uncertainties. Industry insiders have described every investment as a gamble, especially for those operating factories in Southeast Asian countries that are now facing potential tariffs from the …

FNB Namibia’s Commitment to Enterprise Development Shines at 2025 Business Summit FNB Namibia has once again demonstrated its dedication to enterprise development by actively supporting the 2025 City of Windhoek Business Summit. This significant event, centered around the theme “Building Sustainable SMEs in a Thriving Economy,” brought together influential leaders from both the public and private sectors, as well as …

Strategic Location and Market Demand Drive Success of Springville Township Springville, a new township project in southern Vietnam, has made a remarkable impact on the real estate market. Within hours of its launch on July 6, 97% of its townhouses and shophouses were occupied, drawing attention from both homebuyers and investors. This impressive performance highlights the growing demand for premium …

Introduction to An Zen Residences: A New Era in Affordable Housing Nam Long ADC, a key member of the Nam Long Group, has introduced the An Zen Residences project in Hai Phong, marking the first instance of the EHome affordable housing model in northern Vietnam. This development represents a significant step forward in addressing the growing demand for accessible and …

Corporate Profits from Atrocities in Palestinian Territories A recent UN report has revealed that numerous corporations are profiting from the ongoing atrocities taking place in the Palestinian territories. These crimes, often supported or enabled by Western powers, have historically been a source of significant financial gain for individuals and companies involved. From the genocide of Native Americans in the United …

A New Dawn for Ghanaian Boxing On August 23rd, the legendary Bukom Boxing Arena will come alive with the roars of fans and the crack of leather gloves as a new chapter in Ghana’s boxing history begins. Bishop Boxing Promotions is making its highly anticipated debut, promising an unforgettable night of thrilling contests that could mark a turning point for …