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Cambodia might benefit from Japan-China row

15 October 2012
Japan Daily Press
Economy and commerce / Investment
Asahi Shimbun / Cambodia / Chinese aid / Council for the Development of Cambodia / highways / Hiroshi Uematsu / investing / Japanese aid / Japanese companies / Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone / relocating / Thailand

A lot of Japanese companies have been making inquiries about investing in Cambodia. And a good number of them are companies who are considering relocating from China. This was revealed by Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone manager Hiroshi Uematsu in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun. Recent ...

http://japandailypress.com/cambodia-might-benefit-from-japan-china-row-1515865

Men Sarun to export canned noodles to the US and ASEAN

16 July 2012
The Phnom Penh Post
Economy and commerce / Exports / Investment / Trade / Trade policy and regulation
ASEAN / Asian states / Chinese aid / equipment / expand business / Export / Indonesia / instant noodles / investing / machines / Malaysian aid / Mee Yeung instant noodles / noodles / package noodles / produce / US

The producer of Mee Yeung instant noodles is set to expand its business by investing US$1 million in equipment to produce noodles for export, said a company official. The new machines will be delivered from China and will be able to produce 6,000 cases or ...

http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2012071657432/Business/men-sarun-to-export-canned-noodles-to-the-us-and-asean.html

Cambodia carve-up under the spotlight

10 July 2012
Asia Times
Agricultural production / Agriculture and fishing / Economic land concessions and plantations / Judiciary and courts / Land / Land tenure and land titling / Public land lease
13 imprisoned women / Appeal Court / arrested / Boeung Kak Lake / Cambodia / cash hand-outs / commercial development / community / company / Development / eviction / Families / forced eviction / Housing / investing / lake / Lao Meng Khin / peaceful demonstrations / Phnom Penh / project / protest movement / Resettlement / sand bank / senator / Shukaku Inc / Tycoon / women

There were scenes of jubilation in Cambodia’s capital last month when a group of 13 imprisoned women – including a 72-year-old grandmother – was set free by an appeal court. The women were arrested in May during peaceful demonstrations against the forced eviction of thousands ...

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Southeast_Asia/NG10Ae01.html

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