Anita Gabriel

If firms perform well, they should not need governmental support

As flows through Hormuz remain disrupted, weakening currencies and soaring costs are already rippling through Asia

While most such accidents are attributed to human error, poor infrastructure makes mistakes more likely

This energy crisis will test whether the bloc’s emergency fuel-sharing pact is a gentleman’s agreement in disappearing ink

The proposed takeover has sparked a brouhaha that goes far beyond commercial considerations

Approvals and grid delivery delays – not generation capacity – are determining which data centre projects move ahead on schedule 

Are we planning housing primarily around Johor-based employment growth or around cross-border commuting demand?

The Indonesian government’s big push for downstreaming is delivering results, but it comes with trade-offs

These high-profile frauds expose an uneasy truth about financial oversight in South-east Asia

The group must keep its focus as it weathers a choppy year of tariffs, political tensions, escalating costs and slowing trade