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Friday, 8 July 2011

Singapore survey: Ruling party losing credibility

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Fewer Singaporeans consider the ruling People’s Action Party to be credible after the party’s worst election results since independence, a s...
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Thursday, 7 July 2011

Beijing halts sales of tainted bottled water

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Authorities in Beijing have halted the sale of 31 brands of bottled water after they failed safety tests, the government reported, in the la...
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China accused of rushing bridge opening

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Chinese officials have been accused of rushing construction of the world’s longest sea bridge to open for the Communist Party’s 90th anniver...
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Wednesday, 6 July 2011

China Said to Discuss Letting SEC Probe Mainland Companies

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U.S. and Chinese officials will meet next week to discuss giving American securities regulators the right to investigate companies within Ch...
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Macau’s side-betting may be worth US$235b

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It’s 10 times reported revenues; Macau disputes US report
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More developers doubtful over mainland demand

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Lower sales and the likelihood of tougher measures to dampen expectations for more sales, Stanchart says
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Property market inventories set to soar

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The inventory in China’s property market will surge in the second half of the year, thus prompting property developers to cut prices further...
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Riding on the graft updraft

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Corruption charges against Taiwan ex-president Lee Teng-hui should be a blow for the pro-independence camp but they may just win voters to h...
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Should Australia Say ‘Sorry’ for Its Old Anti-Chinese Laws?

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Arthur Garlock Chang was 13 when he left his mother and eight siblings in China to join his father in Australia. It was the 1930s, and even ...
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Chinese married couple clueless about sex

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A highly educated couple, in their 30s from Hubei, China, thought that the wife would get pregnant by sleeping on the same bed, Malaysia’s l...
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Tuesday, 5 July 2011

China Bears Have It Wrong: Jim Rogers

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Commodity bull Jim Rogers says hedge fund managers such as Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates and Hugh Hendry of Eclectica, who have been shor...
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Chinese local debt understated by $540 billion: Moody’s

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China’s local government debt burden may be 3.5 trillion yuan ($540 billion) larger than auditors estimated, putting banks on the hook for d...
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Monday, 4 July 2011

Chongqing emerges as a shining industrial hub

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Go-West policy incentives lure big businesses to the city of 32m people
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Thai election is over but the hatred remains

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The much-anticipated election has passed in Thailand and “the people have spoken”. The biggest problem, however, remains unsolved, and it ha...
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Thai military ‘accepts’ opposition polls landslide

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Thailand’s powerful military will respect a landslide election win by allies of Thaksin Shinawatra who it toppled five years ago, the defenc...
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Yingluck, thrust into a minefield of power

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Thailand’s opposition Pheu Thai Party will have to tread several political minefields despite being able to form an outright government afte...
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Divorce rate soars as couples find it easy to quit

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Ending a marriage is a simple formality, and rising wealth has been matched by an increase in break-ups
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Thursday, 30 June 2011

Ex-Taiwan President Lee indicted on graft charge

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Former President Lee Teng-hui, one of the pivotal figures in Taiwan’s modern history, was indicted on graft charges Thursday, becoming the s...
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Auditor Warning Worsens Local Government Debt Drop: China Credit

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Bonds from local government-owned investment companies in China fell this month, paring returns for 2011, after a state audit warned about r...
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Mining Boom Makes Truck Tires Pricier Than Porsches, Condominiums in Miami

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China’s insatiable demand for commodities has prompted a tripling in the price of mining truck tires, making them more expensive than a Pors...
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