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A customer looks at a Roewe 550 car at a Chinese automaker SAIC Motor Corp dealership in Shanghai

China to cease auto incentives from next year

China will cease offering tax incentives for small cars from next year, as the government plans to end stimulus measures, said a report on Monday.

Shanghai loses top spot as preferred property investment destination

A man walks through a demolition site in downtown Shanghai

Shanghai in China dropped to second place in the list of most favorable destinations for property investments in Asia, said a survey on Monday.

Top After-Market NASDAQ Gainers and Losers

The top after-market NASDAQ stock market gainers are: Nova Measuring Instruments, China Biologic Products, MannKind, GT Solar International, and DDI. The top after-market NASDAQ stock market losers are: SuperMedia, Human Genome Sciences, China Electric Motor, Neutral Tandem, and ArQule.

New WikiLeaks docs show US view Rudd as a blundering foreign policymaker

Former Aussie PM asked US to be prepared to 'use force' against China : Wikileaks

Australian former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton to be prepared to use 'force' against China, if it does not allow itself to be integrated into the international community, leaked US diplomatic cables reveal. Describing himself as a 'brutal realist', the former PM, who is also Australia's current Foreign Affairs minister, reportedly maintained that deploying force should be an option 'if everything goes wrong' with regards to the commun...

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Electric Vehicle sales in Asia Pacific to surpass 1.4 million by 2015

Led by strong demand in China, Japan and other Asian countries along with the various national-level initiatives and programs to promote the awareness on electric vehicles will help the Asia-Pacific region to surpass 1.4 million units in next five years, said a new report from Pike Research.

Cleary to launch Hong Kong practice, hires Norton Rose's Freeman Chan

International law firm Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton plans to launch Hong Kong practice and wants Norton Rose's China corporate finance head Freeman Chan to lead the new team.

China to tighten monetary policy in 2011

China will shift monetary policy from the current stance of relatively loose to prudent next year, reported the country's state-controlled media on Friday.

People wait in line to enter the CUNY Big Apple job fair in New York

Jobs data shocks to the down side, what happened to the mini-rebound?

November's jobs data was shockingly bad and casts doubt on the optimism generated by upbeat economic reports from recent weeks.

Spot Gold Jumps to $1400 on Weak US Data, Bull Market Depends On Inflation

Spot Gold jumped over $1400 per ounce in wholesale dealing on Friday in London, holding onto an earlier drop vs. the Euro as the single currency rose sharply on news of weaker than expected US jobs growth in November.

Tablets, smartphones attract holiday shoppers

Jefferies & Co. said in its Wireless and Handsets weekly that tablet and smartphone sell-through has been strong at the start of the holiday shopping season.

US dollar’s status under threat as China expands trade settlements in yuan

Once yuan becomes fully convertible, countries importing Chinese goods will invariably have to have a reserve of yuan. And they will have to build up a yuan reserve by offloading their dollar reserves. If a major chunk of ASEAN and Latin American countries take this path, it will seriously dent the greenback's status as the global reserve currency.

Roubini, Professor of Economics at New York University and Chairman of Roubini Global Economics speaks at the Global Financial Forum in New York

Indian economic growth to overtake China's in ten years: Roubini

Economic growth in India will overtake that of China in the next ten years, boosted by huge domestic demand, said noted global economist Nouriel Roubini.

How serious is China's inflation? What will Beijing do?

Food production remains a challenge in China

Even as food prices shoot up in China, food production remains slow while demand is rising multifold.

GM China auto sales up 11 pct in Nov

General Motors on Thursday said its China auto sales in November rose 11 percent, led by strong demand of its Buick and Chevrolet models.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) opens BPO shop in Philippines

India's TCS opens BPO shop in Manila, Philippines

India’s number one software services company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has opened a business process outsourcing facility in the Philippines following the path of India-based BPO companies which have operations in that country.

Gold Prices Steady, Goldman Sachs Forecasts 2012 Peak, as Chinese Gold Imports Jump

With the current round of [US quantitative easing] set to end in June 2011, and our US economics team now forecasting strong US economic growth in 2011 and 2012, we expect US real interest rates to begin to rise into 2012, says a new bullion report from former investment-bank Goldman Sachs.

Cameco's chief geologist Doug McIlveen stands in a tunnel inside the uranium producer's Cigar Lake mine

Uranium ETF provides play on nuclear energy

A growing demand for nuclear energy across much of the globe will undoubtedly make uranium a prized commodity, as new power plants proliferate. Investors seeking to capitalize on this evolving energy trend might consider a new exchange-traded fund, the Global X Uranium ETF (NYSE: URA), one of the very few investment vehicles in the world that can be regarded as a pure play on uranium.

North may attack again, says South Korea's intelligence chief

The tension in Korean peninsula is unlikely to subside as South Korean intelligence chief Won Sei-hon said the North is highly likely to attack again.

EUR/USD may jump to 1.3266-1.3357 region for a strongly positive ECB

If the ECB lives up to market expectations, the pair could rise further but a strong resistance area is up there, between 1.3266 (key long-term resistance) and 1.3357 (38.2 fibonacci retracement from June 7 lows), between which the 100-day SMA (1.3323) is also falling.

Neri & Hu receives 'Emerging Architecture Award' for the Waterhouse

Designers of The Waterhouse at South Bund hotel in Shanghai were awarded the prestigious Architectural Review Emerging Architecture Award 2010 by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Alumni gift funds Center for Energy Policy and Finance at Stanford

The Stanford Law School and the Graduate School of Business have come together to drive the energy revolution forward through the establishment of the Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance - an interdisciplinary center to study and advance the development and deployment of clean energy technologies through innovative policy and finance.