Myanmar to experience higher economic growth than ‘Developing East Asia’,...
Following recent institutional and policy reforms and international re-engagement, Myanmar can expect economic growth to reach 8.5 percent this year and next, says a press release published by the...
View ArticleMyanmar sees US$3.8 billion in FDI in first 8 months of 2014 fiscal year
Foreign direct investment in Myanmar stands at US$3.8 billion [K3,800 billion] for the first eight months of the 2014-15 fiscal year provided
View Article'I didn't expect the market to open so fast'
Entrepeneur U Htun Htun Naing has been an information technology pioneer in Myanmar for nearly 15 years. His adventures in IT began in 2001 when he launched BEE Cyberland, a firm that focussed on...
View ArticleASEAN energy interconnectivity: How Myanmar could benefit
Another piece of cross-border electricity cooperation in Southeast Asia is moving into place in a jigsaw of development projects that could ultimately benefit Myanmar.
View ArticleResurgent interest in a Kra canal poses threat to Dawei project
China is showing interest in reviving long-standing proposals for a deep-water canal through ...
View ArticleTax revenue key to addressing budget deficits, say experts
The government needs to adopt sound and appropriate policies to generate more tax revenue for the national budget, experts said at a workshop in Yangon on March 6.
View ArticleExport surge needed
An export strategy aimed at integrating Myanmar more broadly into the world economy has been launched by the government with ...
View ArticleChinese market for Myanmar’s Shwe Gas stalls
The laying of twin oil and gas pipelines cutting through northern Myanmar to China, sparked complaints of poor compensation to ...
View ArticleMyanmar may need to compete for supplies as region turns to coal
The Myanmar government’s approval of a Thai-Japanese consortium’s plan to build a large US$2.8 billion coal-fired power station in ...
View ArticleLuxury Mercedes-Benz cars find a market in impoverished Myanmar
Daw Mi Mi Khin, owner of the Yadanapon Dynasty Hotel, paid US$100,000 for a Mercedes-Benz C200 she snapped up at ...
View ArticleSOFT-GLOVE STOCKHOLM SYNDROME
Earlier this year, the US-ASEAN Business Council published a report that detailed 12 “Practical, Quick and Effective” recommendations for improving the business environment for foreign investors.
View ArticleECONOMICS VISIONARY
Myanmar’s real heroes and villains are well-known amongst the international community. Some stand out and others are largely forgotten and never credited. Tags: Profile
View ArticleIndustrial inaction
Tak, a western province bordering Myanmar, has been tipped to host the first special economic zone (SEZ) with a well-managed industrial estate and plenty of investment privileges to attract investors.
View ArticleAmerican duo on a moving mission
A husband and wife moving team launched their company in Myanmar this year with the aim of offering a stress-free transfer from old homes to new.
View ArticleMyanmar cronies still pull the strings as economy creaks open
Hotels, harbours or mines, Myanmar's big-ticket industries are still in the grip of military-linked tycoons, who will remain ...
View ArticleCould climate change deal undermine Myanmar’s gas wealth?
Developing countries such as Myanmar will face increasing difficulty expanding their electricity supply using conventional fossil fuels oil, ...
View ArticleDawei SEZ project sparks hopes and worries
Theingi HtunCategory: BusinessFeaturesPhotos: Theingi Htun/MizzimaThere is a small hut with a thatched roof overlooking the Andaman Sea in Dawei, Tanintharyi Region. Near the hut, there is a milestone...
View ArticleYangon’s friendly shark and his secrets to cuisine success
Jessica MuddittCategory: Latest NewsBusinessFeaturesSharky, right, takes a great deal of care in training his staff. Photo: Hong Sar/MizzimaFor 16 years, Sharky’s has satisfied Yangonite’s cravings for...
View ArticleYangon’s real estate challenge
Bangkok PostCategory: BusinessFeaturesPhoto: Hong Sar/MizzimaMyanmar has experienced dramatic changes economically and politically over the past few years. As foreign investors rush to set up shop in...
View ArticleMYPAY seeks to make online payments as easy as posting on Facebook
Tara LeeCategory: BusinessFeaturesTim Scheffmann, CEO of MYPAY. Photo: MizzimaOptimism is abundant as Myanmar’s virtual and physical connectivity burgeons, especially for trailblazer MYPAY. The mobile...
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