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Economist: Mining can help diversify economy
fijitimes2d ago

Economist: Mining can help diversify economy

MINING may be contributing less than one per cent of Fiji’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) currently but it has potentials to become a big earner for Fiji’s economy, said Westpac Fiji senior economist Shamal Chand. In the latest Westpac Wave released last week in which he presented an update and Westpac Fiji’s outlook on Fiji’s [...]The post Economist: Mining can help diversify economy appeared first on The Fiji Times.

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“MIOB Applauds NEIR Implementation in Bangladesh”
dailydhakatimes2d ago

“MIOB Applauds NEIR Implementation in Bangladesh”

The Mobile Phone Industry Owners Association (MIOB) in Bangladesh highlighted the National Equipment Identity Register (NEIR) as a significant move towards safeguarding consumers, maintaining market order, and ensuring the sustainability of the local mobile phone sector. During a media briefing at the InterContinental Dhaka, MIOB emphasized that NEIR would aid in detecting and blocking unauthorized, [...]The post “MIOB Applauds NEIR Implementation in Bangladesh” appeared first on Daily Dhaka Times.

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Exclusive: China's TOPCon solar in survival mode as it faces overcapacity and rising costs
digitimes2d ago

Exclusive: China's TOPCon solar in survival mode as it faces overcapacity and rising costs

Technological iteration is supposed to symbolize progress. Yet N-type (Tunnel Oxide Oxide Passivated Contact) TOPCon technology, which has been in commercial deployment for only about three years, is now in survival mode. Supply chain players on both sides of the Taiwan Strait point out that this crisis is no longer a simple imbalance of supply and demand figures, but rather a zeroing effect because of policy shifts, surging raw material costs, and intense technological infighting.

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Kumasi Shoe Factory pushes for compulsory school footwear directive
thebftonline2d ago

Kumasi Shoe Factory pushes for compulsory school footwear directive

The DIHOC Footwear Division Limited, known as the Kumasi Shoe Factory, is installing new machinery capable of producing up to 15 million pairs of school sandals annually, but says the expansion will not translate into jobs without firm government policy enforcement. The company is calling on government, through the Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu; Minister [...]The post Kumasi Shoe Factory pushes for compulsory school footwear directive appeared first on The Business & Financial Times.

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A 45-year bond: tesa drives innovation and sustainable growth in Singapore
prnewswire_apac2d ago

A 45-year bond: tesa drives innovation and sustainable growth in Singapore

Collaboration with impact – Turning partnerships into regional innovation for Singapore's next phase of growth Innovating for tomorrow – Developing next-gen adhesive solutions that meet future industry needs Building sustainable progress – Advancing circular economy and more sustainable...

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OSL Group Officially Launches Regulated Enterprise Stablecoin USDGO
prnewswire_apac2d ago

OSL Group Officially Launches Regulated Enterprise Stablecoin USDGO

HONG KONG, Feb. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- OSL Group (863.HK), Asia's leading stablecoin trading and payment platform, today announced the official launch of USDGO, a regulated, enterprise-grade U.S. dollar stablecoin. As a cornerstone of OSL Group's global payment infrastructure, USDGO is...

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