Investment Banks To Cut 40,000 More Jobs, Shrink Global Footprint; Partly Due To Basel III
Investment banks will continue to swing the ax in the years ahead.
China's Answer To Self-Immolations: Turn Monks Into Firefighters
Following the close of the 18th Party Congress in China, self-immolation by Tibetans was expected to stop. Instead, reports from monastery towns still describe people burning themselves in protest.
Industrial Demand For Silver Forecast To Hit Record In 2014
The demand for the precious metal by industry is expected rise following a two-year slump.
Gaza Crisis: China To Host Palestinian Envoy
China, whose public support for the Palestinians has been a key characteristic of its policy in the Middle East, Wednesday said it would host an envoy of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to discuss the crisis in Gaza.
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Intel's Next CEO? Filling Shoes Of Chip Giants
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Obama And China Show Why They Care About Southeast Asia At ASEAN Summit
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HP Botches Earnings Prediction; Finds 'Improprieties' In Autonomy Acquisition
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In Cambodia, Obama Focuses On Trade With China But Asian Leaders Keen On US Involvement In Maritime Disputes
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China October FDI Falls To $8.31 Billion Amid Euro Zone, Japan Concerns
Foreign direct investment inflows into China fell in October compared to that in the same month last year, as investors, who are concerned about the renewed debt crisis in the euro zone and also increasing trade relations with Japan, cut down on spending.
Bank Of Japan Keeps Policy Measures Unchanged
The Bank of Japan Tuesday kept its key policy rate unchanged and refrained from announcing any monetary easing measures in spite of the political pressures to pursue aggressive stimulus steps for reviving the economic growth momentum.
Apple iPhone 6, iPad 5 Coming? iPhone 5 and iPad 4 Successors May Release In Mid-2013 [RUMORS]
The successors to the iPhone 5 and iPad 4 may arrive sooner than we think.
Intel CEO Otellini To Retire; Successor Not Designated
Paul Otellini, CEO of Intel, will retire next year. A successor wasn't designated but Intel has its eye on an inside candidate.
Asian Markets Rise Amid US Budget Agreement Expectation
Most of the Asian markets rose Monday as investor sentiment turned positive amid hopes that the U.S. congressional leaders will come to an agreement with President Barack Obama in taking the measures to overcome the lingering fiscal cliff.
Chinese Police Arrest 73 In Counterfeit Luxury-Bag Ring
Acting on intelligence gathered during a joint investigation by Chinese and U.S. law-enforcement authorities, Chinese police on Sunday arrested 73 people who are suspected of being involved in the counterfeit luxury-bag trade across national borders.
Thailand’s Economic Growth Slows Down To 3% In Q3
Thailand’s economic growth slowed down in the third quarter compared to that in the previous quarter, indicating that the weak global demand continues to affect the country’s economy.
Technology Focus: Looks Like 2013 Will Be A Rough Ride
We should have known: 2012 has been the Year of the Dragon. Too bad it's followed by the Year of the Snake.
Asian Stock Markets Week Ahead: Investors To Focus On US Data
Stock markets in Asia are expected to move along with the global markets in the coming week in the absence of any major regional risk events and a light calendar for economic news.
Xi Jinping, China's New Leaders: Is The Chinese Economy About To Get Real Reform?
China is at a crossroads: Will the country's new bosses drive it toward critical changes in the economy or on a road to nowhere?
Weekly Roundup: US Fiscal Cliff Concerns Weigh Down Asian Stocks
Most Asian markets fell in the week with the investor sentiment remaining negative following the concerns that the U.S. would face the fiscal cliff, consisting of tax rises and spending cuts, at the beginning of next year.
Japan Goes To New Elections, Faces Old Problems
Japan's December elections may end with a stalemate in parliament, while an unlikely alliance may come to prominence. In any case, the main issue is the same: economy, economy and more economy.
Buddhist Monk Self-Immolates In France
A Buddhist monk committed suicide at a monastery in France, but it's unclear if he was expressing solidarity with Tibetans.
Japanese Election Seen Opening The Door For Massive Money-Printing
Analysts are predicting upcoming parliamentary elections will leave Japan with a government that will set the yen-printing machines into overdrive.
'Star Wars' Action Figures And Dominoes Enter The Toy Hall Of Fame
"Star Wars" action figures and dominoes are the Toy Hall of Fame's favorite playthings of 2012.
India Orders Probe Against Wal-Mart On Foreign Exchange Rule Violations
India has ordered a probe into the alleged foreign exchange rule violations by Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in the country, according to media reports which quoted law enforcement officials.
Singapore’s GDP Growth Slows Down In Q3
Singapore’s economy grew at a slower rate than expected in the third quarter, indicating that the country’s economic condition continues to falter.
Japan Heads For Election; Nikkei Rises
Japan will dissolve parliament's lower house Friday for a Dec. 16 election that is expected to return the long-dominant Liberal Democratic Party to power.
Xi Jinping: 6 Things You Need To Know About China’s Next President
Xi Jinping, the new leader of the Communist Party of China who is destined to lead the world’s most populous country for the next decade, is a quintessential “princeling” candidate by virtue of his bloodline.
$1.5 Million Worth Of Apple iPad Minis Stolen In Heist At JFK Airport
While most Apple fans will be lining up to buy a new iPad mini at Apple stores nationwide, after a heist of stolen goods, just as many may be excited to purchase their new tablets from illegal black market dealers.
The Pirate Bay, IsoHunt, Torrentz Top The RIAA's List Of 'Notorious' Piracy Sites
The list predictably takes aim at major pages, which are often based overseas, and so-called “accomplice” sites that accommodate Internet users looking to illegally download torrent files, most often of copyrighted music and movies.
Apple iPad Mini With LTE Arrives To Few Lucky Customers Before Friday's Release Date
Apple and AT&T will start selling cellular-capable iPad Minis through their retail stores tomorrow, but a few happy customers actually received their orders a day early.
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