Tesla must defend lawsuit alleging it abused the rights of foreign workers
A federal judge has ruled that Tesla must defend itself at a trial over allegations.
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Tech giants against data law
Four global tech giants will oppose an Australian law that would require them to provide access to private encrypted data.
Exxon Mobil eyes multi-billion dollar investment in Singapore
Exxon Mobil is considering a multi-billion dollar investment at its Singapore refinery.
After lean years, Big Oil companies feeling pressure to loosen purse
Executives at the world’s biggest oil and gas companies are under growing pressure.
Smart Axiata invests $1.5m in building tomorrow’s digital leaders
MoU with Smart to develop future talents and digital corporate leaders.
First Somerset property opens in Phnom Penh
CapitaLand’s wholly-owned serviced residence business unit, The Ascott Limited (Ascott), on Monday opened its first Somerset-branded serviced residence in the capital city, the Somerset Norodom.
How Wing introduced financial services to Cambodia’s “unbanked”
After more than 10 years at the forefront of the country’s banking sector transformation, Wing is already making big plans for the next decade.
SME parks to drive up competitiveness: gov’t
Construction of the first ‘cluster zone’ for SMEs will not start for another few months.
New tech centre to prepare youth for Industry 4.0
As part of plans to adapt to technological trends, the government announced last week the construction of a centre inside one of the nation’s leading universities that will focus on the skills young tech entrepreneurs need to succeed in the digital economy.
Ticket revenue at Angkor soars to more than $85 million
$85.5 million in revenue from selling Angkor Park tickets so far this year.
BRCM buys $3 million stake in Vietnam’s Tima
Belt Road Capital Management invests $3 million into Vietnam’s marketplace Tima.
Ryanair warns on profit as rising fuel prices take toll
Ryanair cut its forecast for full-year profit by 12 percent.
‘Don’t bully us’, Britain takes new combative tone to Brexit talks
Britain cannot be bullied, Brexit minister Dominic Raab says.
Vietnam’s first domestic car manufacturer is betting big
Vietnam is betting car-making can be a ticket to a more prosperous economy.
Aston Martin slices IPO range on investor response
Aston Martin cuts the upper end of its public offering price range to £20 per share.
Canada and US reach deal to save trilateral NAFTA
US and Canada forge a last-gasp deal to salvage NAFTA as a trilateral pact with Mexico.
Canada’s Husky Energy offers $5 billion for MEG
Canadian Husky Energy has made an unsolicited bid to acquire rival MEG Energy.
California wants more female in boardrooms
California will require companies to have at least one woman on boards of directors.
Business community wants peace and stability, says CEO
Sear Rithy, CEO of the Worldbridge Group, sits down with Khmer Times May Kunmakara to discuss the economic situation as well as current trends in the real estate and construction sectors.
This year’s tourism fair bigger, better: Minister
This year’s Cambodia Travel Mart will be considerably larger than the previous one.
