
Myanmar’s Garment Industry After the Coup: Threadbare and in Tatters
Su-Ann Oh
Five months after the February coup, the future of Myanmar's garment industry hangs by a thread.
Su-Ann Oh
Five months after the February coup, the future of Myanmar's garment industry hangs by a thread.
Courtney T. Wittekind
Business leaders, foreign and local, have a big choice to make as Myanmar’s crisis deepens.
Su-Ann Oh
The coup in Myanmar has compounded problems for Singapore firms operating there. But they appear to be battening down the hatches to ride out the political storm.
Romain Caillaud
Myanmar’s military presented the 1 February coup as good for business, but the opposite is true.
Sean Turnell
Myanmar is in dire need of financing solutions to build its electricity grid and power its economic growth. “Green bonds” might well be the answer.
Sean Turnell
The desire for clean and unmarked US dollar bills in Myanmar provides some food for thought as to the function of money.
Su-Ann Oh
The advent of Covid-19 is accelerating the trend towards a cashless society and driving the growth of e-commerce around the world. How will this pan out in Myanmar given the low uptake of e-commerce and mobile financial technology in the country? E-commerce in Myanmar is in its early infancy. It was valued at only US$6...