Coke to Invest US$500M in Indonesia - InvestAsian

The Coca-Cola Co. (NYSE: KO) unveiled plans to buy a 29.4% stake from Coca-Cola Amatil’s Indonesian business. The investment is worth US$500M and will be used on new factories, warehouses, and other infrastructure.
http://www.investasian.com/blog/2014/10/30/coke-invest-us500m-indonesia/

Foreign Businesses Flock to Myanmar

Myanmar is gradually opening itself up to the global economy and large companies from many industries are taking notice. A recent meeting of the Myanmar Investment Commission (MIC)  showed that companies from China, Japa
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AEC Goals Challenging for Indonesia

Preparing for the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) will be the biggest challenge for Indonesia’s new foreign minister, according to Nur Hassan Wirajuda.
http://www.investasian.com/blog/2014/10/28/aec-preparation-challenge-indonesia/

Thai Exporters Uncertain About Growth

Producers and exporters of garments in Thailand are unsure of growth in 2015.
http://www.investasian.com/blog/2014/10/27/thai-exporters-uncertain-growth/

How to Invest Internationally - Patience

Invest for the long-term and do not choose to become a speculator with your stocks.
http://www.investasian.com/blog/2013/12/11/patience-invest-global/

How To Beat A DUI Arrest Charge Offense. #HowToBeatADUI #DUI

How To Beat A DUI Arrest Charge Offense. #HowToBeatADUI #DUI
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Thai Businesses Invest in Myanmar

Companies in Thailand are seeing the benefits of expanding into Myanmar, formally known as Burma, as political fears subside. Thailand’s total investment in Myanmar’s emerging economy, which amounted to US$10 billion in 2013, was the second largest of any country besides China, which invested over US$14 billion in the country.
http://www.investasian.com/blog/2014/10/22/thai-businesses-invest-myanmar/

Why Did The CDC Refused Three Shipments Of NANO Silver To Treat Patients in W. Africa

Why Did The CDC Refused Three Shipments Of NANO Silver To Treat Patients in W. Africa
http://livenowmarketing.com/2014/10/18/urgent-report-about-ebola/

Foreign Businesses Flock to Myanmar

Myanmar is gradually opening itself up to the global economy and large companies from many industries are taking notice.
http://www.investasian.com/2014/10/foreign-businesses-flock-myanmar/

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CardFi - world's first iBeacon Business Card
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Asia's Business Opportunities for Insurance Providers

The ASEAN region has an urgent need for insurance coverage, and global insurers stand to benefit from the area's potential.
http://investasian.com/2014/10/asias-opportunities-insurance-providers/

Tips for Investing in Asia

As the global economy stabilizes, China looks to grow in 2014 as the government implements structural changes in order to help sustain long-term growth.
http://investasian.com/investment-tips/

U.S. Must Embrace Southeast Asia’s Rise

Businesses from countries such as China, Japan and India are very active in Southeast Asia. But a major U.S. presence is notably lacking.
http://investasian.com/2014/10/america-embrace-asean-rise/

The Benefits of China-ASEAN Investment

As trade and investment between ASEAN (The Association of Southeast Asian Nations) and China increases, the entire continent will benefit.
http://investasian.com/2014/10/benefits-china-asean-investment/

Chinese Growth to Lag Rest of Asia

The Chinese economy is forecasted to grow at a slower pacer than other emerging markets in Asia, especially those in the ASEAN region, in 2015 due to China’s reform efforts and attempts to solve structural issues t
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Its true drinking green tea has been scientifically proven to help weight loss? But how?

Its true drinking green tea has been scientifically proven to help weight loss? But how?
http://purechimp.com/blogs/news/15479677-its-true-drinking-green-tea-has-been-scientifically-proven-to-help-weight-loss-but-how

U.S. Must Embrace Southeast Asia’s Rise

Businesses from countries such as China, Japan and India are very active in Southeast Asia. But a major U.S. presence is notably lacking.
http://investasian.com/2014/10/america-embrace-asean-rise/

Invest in Myanmar

After opening itself up to the world, Myanmar presents a unique opportunity - the chance to invest in a country of over 60 million people all of whom are eager to progress.
http://investasian.com/2013/12/myanmar-invest/