Across The Straits: Malaysia And Singapore Plan High-Speed Rail Linkage
The project will be undertaken by private companies and eventually serve 400,000 commuters daily.
Pre-Market Movers (Threshold Pharma, Best Buy, Ceragon, United Parcel Service, JinkoSolar, Toll Brothers, BHP Billiton Plc, AEGON)
Threshold Pharmaceuticals, Best Buy Co, Ceragon Networks, United Parcel Service, JinkoSolar Holding, Toll Brothers, BHP Billiton plc and AEGON are among the companies whose shares are moving in pre-market trading Wednesday.
Mapping Apple's Suppliers: China Still Leads, But Not By Much
China is Apple's top supplier, but it accounts for less than half of its parts -- where else do Apple's products come from?
CHART: Asia’s Demographic Peaks Could Spark A US Manufacturing Renaissance
ASEAN economies likely will see much more favorable demographics compared to Northeast Asia.
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HP 1Q Earnings Preview: Has the Bleeding Stopped Yet?
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Apple HQ Targeted By Large-Scale Hacking
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Soccer-Fixing Scandal Reveals China's Bigger Gambling Problem
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China Rejects Claims Of Hacking, Points Finger Back At U.S.
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Chinese New Year is a holiday that most look forward to. The bills that come, however, leave China's young working population worried.
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True to the "Bond"-villain playbook, North Korea has threatened South Korea with war after last week's successful nuclear test.
Otto Beisheim Suicide: Billionaire Metro Founder Commits Suicide After Incurable Illness Diagnosis
Otto Beisheim, one of the founders of retail group Metro, committed suicide Monday after the German billionaire was diagnosed with an incurable illness.
Chinese Army Cyber Warfare Unit Identified As Source Of Hacking Attacks Against US Targets - Report
China's Army has been behind scores of damaging U.S. computer hacking incidents, a private investigation has found.
Gold Falls To A Near Six-Month Low, And It May Fall Further
The recent price drop in gold -- 10 percent since October to about $1,610 per ounce -- could continue.
China's Fake Monks: Gangs Of Men Use Buddhism To Cheat Tourists
Beware of China's fake monks. They're typically just looking to make money off unknowing visitors, but have been known to turn violent.
China's Netizens Tackle Water Pollution Through Weibo
It's not just China's air that is toxic. Netizens are drawing attention to the nation's persistent water pollution.
Dell 4Q Earnings Preview: Will Huge Dip Explain Founder’s Rush To Mega-buyout?
When Dell reports fourth-quarter results Tuesday, millions of customers might understand why Michael Dell wants a $24.4 billion buyout.
China's Luxury Market Suffers As Buyers Go Overseas
As international brands try to lure Chinese buyers, high-end spending at home is in decline.
Are US Boys Really Smarter Than Girls In Science? International Testing Provides Some Answers About Educational Gender Gaps
Results from a big international test, expected later this year, will help gauge the state of the gender gap in science education.
Can You Use Facebook? You’ve Got A Job In Kathmandu, Nepal, On The New Cloud Factory Started By A Digital Entrepreneur
Move to Nepal, pay $60 a week, and attract thousands of workers for "crowdsourced" jobs, a model that may help fight poverty worldwide.
What's Corrupting China? St. Valentine, Party Newspaper Says
China's government is wary of the United States' increasing influence on the nation's citizens, including when it comes to Valentine's Day.
North Korea Warns China: More Nuclear Tests Coming
North Korea has informed its most significant ally, China, that it plans up to two more tests this year. Beijing may find this the last straw.
Taiwanese People Fat And Getting Fatter
Half of adult men and a third of adult women in Taiwan are overweight or obese.
Bird Flu Death In China Sparks Fear Of Human-Transmitted H5N1 Strain
A woman has died of the H5N1 avian flu in China, but there's a worrying twist: She had not been in contact with birds.
China Restricts Foreign Performers To Graduates Only, After Elton John Mentions Ai Weiwei
Going to college may not be rock and roll, but musicians who plan on playing in China may be forced to. And that's all because of Elton John.
If China Bans Musicians Without College Degrees, Who Would Make The Cut?
A new policy may ban musicians without a college degree from performing in China.
Another Smog Problem In China, From Lunar New Year Fireworks
The government planned to curb fireworks during Lunar New Year festivities to limit smog, but it didn't quite work as planned.
Cisco Systems: Does One Quarter Of Solid Gains Prove Growth Formula Works?
Now that Cisco Systems posted its first quarter of solid income gains with a new formula, is it paying off?
Asian Stock Markets: Fundamentals Take A Backseat To Sentiment
Asian markets shouldn’t be perceived as high risk, but stock valuations are definitely out of sync with earnings growth, an expert warned.
Central Bank Gold Demand Hits 48-Year-High In 2012: World Gold Council
Central banks are now buying more gold than ETF investors -- a very startling result. Will the trend continue?
Liu Bolin: China's 'Invisible' Artist Found All Over the World [SLIDESHOW]
Liu Bolin is a Chinese artist that paints himself to blend into his surroundings. Can you find him?
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