VP Bank has announced its outlook for H2 2010. They expect positive growth in the US and a soft landing in China. Emerging market stocks should also outperform their peers from the industrialized economies.
In a recent research findings - “Branding Innovation: A StrategiCom Study of Singapore SMEs”, it was reviewed that 91% of Singapore SMEs understand innovation but only 21% has successfully apply innovation management tools.
Singapore media industry get another major endorsement with the announcement that Chinese Arts Channel (“CAC”)- the world largest arts channel has chosen Singapore as it global launch pad.
Jack Neo’s three minutes media conference this morning was criticized by both Singapore major Chinese afternoon newspapers, Lianhe Wanbao and Shin Min Daily, for being theatrical and lack of sincerity.
Thai police promised to get tough with criminals who steal historic artefacts for the international market after a spate of thefts from the old capital of Ayuthaya outraged the public in the Buddhist country.
A Chinese Mexican has been arrested on a charge of bigamy after his wives discovered each other on a popular social networking site, reported Beijing police reported.
World leaders took the stage at the largest ever climate talks on Wednesday as ministers scrambled to rescue troubled negotiations on a pact to avoid dangerous global warming.
VP Bank highlight five factors will shape the world economy in the wake of the crisis: government debt levels, emerging markets, private consumption, inflation and corporate earnings.
Chinese police have detained four soccer officials on suspicion of bribery in the crackdown on match-fixing in the country's troubled professional game, state news agency Xinhua reported on Wednesday.
China government does not want the issue with Google to escalate and the latest social media application by Google - Buzz will be a good test to see how far China is prepared to compromise.
Leaders of 16 Asia-Pacific countries will meet in the Thai seaside town of Hua Hin this week for the ASEAN and East Asia Summits, a forum twice postponed because of political unrest.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group aims to expand its commodities trading in China, confident that Beijing's push to boost growth will revive the country's appetite for energy and metals and boost prices, the head of its Asian commodities trading said.
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