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Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Hoem Seiha, Economics Today
Is Cambodia’s Restaurant Scene Growing Too fast? With Cambodia’s increasing population, growth in tourism and an everexpanding middle class, more and more restaurants are springing
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Hoem Seiha, Economics Today
Cambodia’s real estate sector has seen a good signs of growth since late 2010, a trend bolstered by a growth in economic activity. And while empty offices in office buildings have been a comm

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Economy & Business
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Hor Kimsay, Economics Today
In 2011, the Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone (PPSEZ) succeeded in bringing 15 more companies, 12 of which were Japanese firms, to invest with total capital about US$45 million. That marks an increase from 2010 when 10 companies (four Japanese companies) invested in PPSEZ. Information from Hiroshi Uematsu, Managing Director of PPSEZ, revealed that up to 2011, the zone has provided emplo
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Sok Lak, Economics Today
Rapid economic growth and political stability along with an increase in Vietnamese investment in Cambodia has essentially paved the way for a growing presence of Vietnamese banks in Cambodia in recent years. One of the leading commercial joint stock banks in Vietnam, the Military Commercial Joint-Stock Bank (MB), recently opened its first branch in Cambodia in Phnom Penh with US$39 million
Politics & Society
Published: Jan 23, 2012
Written by: Economics Today
- "The main concern we had for Laurent was since the death of his wife in October 2009, he had had very tense relations with the family of his former wife. This was a big problem.", Nicole Rouquier on news that the dead bodies of her friend La urent Vallier and his four children were found in Kampong Speu province. - "This is the problem of the judiciary system in Cambodia. I
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Economics Today
"Khieu Samphan is very old now. He used to be a handsome man, but I hardly recognize him." Hem Rith, recalling her memories of ex-Democratic Kampuchea President Khieu Samphan when she worked in the Royal Palace during the Khmer Rouge Regime. Sam Rainsy Finds Praise for Prime Minister, Opposition leader Sam Rainsy has written article about Prime Minister Hun Sen, praising the premi
Culture & Tourism
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Meas Sokhorn
The new enterprises of art do not  generate any problems between collectors, galleries and “workers”. The strike is totally absent from their relationship despite the lack of pay or holidays ... Art works according the preferences of artists, customers and resellers. However, a lack of good manners around the art, starting with the absence of an inauguration, leads the mark
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Text provided by Java Café & Gallery
Type the text hereReflecting on Cambodia as it emerges from years of broken infrastructure and into a new economic and social future, Sallyanne Morgan’s sculptures are an observation of current lives and past traditions with an underlying uncertainty for what may yet come. During times of change, we often turn to familiar customs and as an artist Sallyanne looks at the different symbo
Economic & Financial Indicator
Published: Jan 16, 2012
Written by: Economics Today
In this article: - Cambodia Investment & Trade - Cambodia Market News - International Main Economic Indicators - International Market News - Rice, Inflation, Grude Oil, Exchange Rate, Gold Price, Stock Exchange - December PMIs in China, Brazil and India More Reassuring Than in November By Economics Today  
Published: Jan 09, 2012
Written by: Economics Today
In this article: - Cambodia Investment & Trade - Cambodia Market News - International Main Economic Indicators - International Market News - Rice, Inflation, Grude Oil, Exchange Rate, Gold Price, Stock Exchange - Growth Prospects in MENA Significantly Affected by the Arab Spring and Worsening Global Outlook, But Less Impact in GCC Countries By Economics Today