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Thailand’s USD26.8 Billion Chip Bet Pays Off

Thailand has drawn $26.8 billion in chip and electronics investment applications since 2023 as global supply chains diversify.

Apple Expands Contactless Digital Wallet Service To The Philippines

Apple Pay is now officially available in the Philippines, bringing contactless payments to eligible Apple device users nationwide.

Pertamina Delivers First Pertamax Price Cut Since June Spike

Pertamina lowered Pertamax prices on August 1, the first cut since June's Middle East-driven spike. Diesel and subsidized fuels stayed flat.

TransNusa Deepens Southeast Asia Reach With Bali–Phuket And Jakarta–Bangkok Routes

TransNusa has launched direct Bali–Phuket flights, its fourth international route from the island, strengthening Indonesia–Thailand connectivity for regional travelers.

Kumamoto Shop In Tokyo Crowded With Visitors After Quake

Kumamoto officials expressed gratitude for the compassion shown by visitors and called for continued support.

Gas Prices Drop, Yet Malaysian Consumers Pay More For Power

Malaysia's electricity fuel surcharge rose in August, not because costs increased, but because government subsidy support pulled back.

Bank Muamalat Unveils Awwal Credit Card-I With Non-Compounding Profit Model

Bank Muamalat's new Awwal Credit Card-i skips compounding profit charges entirely, aiming to make Islamic credit financing more transparent for Malaysian consumers starting October.

Bank Negara Malaysia Moves To Govern MediAsas Long Term

Bank Negara Malaysia plans an independent board to review MediAsas affordability as medical inflation keeps climbing nationwide.

Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud Pairs Riverside Design With Michelin Dining

IHG Hotels & Resorts is bringing its Kimpton brand to Indonesia for the first time with Kimpton Suntaya Bali Ubud, opening later this year.

Bumi Resources Bets USD2.3 Billion On Coal-To-Methanol In East Kalimantan

Bumi Resources units Arutmin and KPC advance a $2.3 billion coal-to-methanol plant in East Kalimantan, targeting 2030 startup.

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