...JFK airport. Via USA Today. –Business of Fashion explores Myanmar, a “market of extremes” that could be a future source of profits. –House of Smart, a Dutch shop for stimulants,...

...for years to come, writes Farhad Manjoo in the New York Times. –Myanmar’s “Facebook-loving farmers” represent a growing internet revolution in the isolated country, writes The Atlantic. –Estée Edit by...

...a close, USA Today spotlights some themes that came to the fore. –Ad Age reports that “Myanmar Is Ripe to Be Marketing’s New Frontier,” outlining the landscape in a country...

...in Myanmar. –Ad Age looks at food trends in America and how marketers are adapting to new consumer demands for “fast, fresh, flavorful.” –The Wall Street Journal spotlights the rise...

...its first World Happiness Report, finding that the keys to happiness are marriage, wealth and employment (sort of). Check out Fast Company’s synopsis. -Myanmar’s leading business families are attempting to...

...and those with disabilities. Via the BBC. –Myanmar’s rapid growth makes it an attractive prospect for luxury brands, which are slowly trickling into the market. Via the New York Times....

...describes key things to know about ASEAN (which includes Indonesia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, among others), Asia’s fastest-growing but least well-known market. -An Economist special report examines...

...–The Economist examines efforts to improve the condom. -The Economist Intelligence Unit reports that telecoms in Myanmar are taking off. -“Techies are the new yuppies,” argues io9. -Pew Research finds...

...stores and then delivering the goods to shoppers’ homes. The service kicked off in Thailand and has expanded to Myanmar, where a majority of consumers are unbanked. Image credit: Clipart...

...Journal reports that China’s rapidly aging population presents a growing economic challenge. -A McKinsey report outlines some of the opportunities and challenges for businesses and investors in Myanmar. -Women are...