Ooredoo and Uber Team Up to Yangon Move Better
Uber and Ooredoo Myanmar signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and announced the start of a lasting strategic partnership, making mobility and connectivity accessible...
FDI Entry Still Slow Despite Institutional Efforts and Years after Power Transition
A f t e r M y a n m a r attracted foreign direct investment ( F D I ) i n f...
Yoma Central and The Peninsula Yangon to beBuilt by Construction Giants
Yoma Group announced the signing of an agreement with two global construction companies (Bouygues Construction and Taise) to build Yoma Central and The Peninsula...
Rivers -The Flowing Nectar
Water is life and therefore rivers are the lifeline of any country. Rivers are, in fact, the arteries of our planet. The steady flow...
Infrastructure Gap Challenges Myanmar Economic Development
On November 20, Economist Corporate Network and Baker McKenzie produced “ B u i l d i n g M y a n m...
Historic Secretariat Building Restoration to be Completed by 2019
The 120-years old Secretariat complex, which occupies approximately 16 acres across an entire block in Botahtaung Township is getting a new lease of life....
Myanmar to Upgrade Inland Waterways
Proposals to encourage investment in Myanmar’s inland waterways could help ease road congestion, as well as provide a cost-efficient route to economic development. In...
ASEAN at 50: Shifting alliances
This year, the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) is celebrating its 50th founding anniversary with the theme “Partnering for Change Engaging the...
Bridging the Gap
Tubular, bowstringed, segmental, suspended, roving, clapper, movable, pontoon, or covered….Guess what these words describe? Bridges. They come in many sizes, shapes and styles. They...
Current State of HR Woes in Myanmar Financial Sector
While I’m no HR expert, I’ve seen and witnessed quite a lot of common mistakes of recruitment in the financial sector (local and foreign...
