Huawei to name Cai Liqun as India head The Times Of India KOLKATA: China's Huawei will name Cai Liqun, one of its top executives based at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, as the head of its Indian arm, a senior official has said. | Liqun will replace chief executive officer Max Yang Kaijun, who is relocating to Shenzhen in a larger leadership role i...
A Europe boycott of Iran oil would cap years of U.S. effort The State | WASHINGTON - The European Union appears on the verge of banning its member countries from buying Iranian oil, a move that would culminate a years-long behind-the-scenes campaign by two U.S. administrations to cripple that oil-rich nation's lifeblood industry. | Over the years, the Bush and Obama a...
Apple CEO vows no 'blind eye' to factories Seattle Times | SINGAPORE - Apple is "attacking problems" with conditions at its supply factories and is committed to educating workers about their rights, Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook has said in an email to his employees. | The letter, carried on the website...
Apple CEO's letter to employees on supply chain issues The Times Of India SHARE | AND | DISCUSSTweetTim Cook, Apple CEO SINGAPORE: Apple Inc is "attacking problems" with conditions at its supply factories and is committed to educating workers about their rights, Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said in an email to his empl...
Coda expects to launch its electric car in February Detroit news By David Shepardson Detroit News Washington Bureau Comments | Washington -The chief executive of California start-up Coda Automotive said the company expects to begin selling its Coda electric sedan by the end of next month. And he defended the compa...
Stocks open higher on strong earnings CNN By CNNMoney staff @CNNMoneyMarkets January 26, 2012: 9:49 AM ET | NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- U.S. stocks opened higher Thursday as investors welcomed strong corporate earnings results and kept an eye on ongoing debt talks in Greece. | The Dow Jones indus...
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India, Pakistan say strategy soon for gas import from Turkmenistan The Times Of India NEW DELHI: India and Pakistan are closer to agreeing on a transit fee and a joint strategy to develop gas fields and import the hydrocarbon via pipeline from the central asian repu...
Huawei to name Cai Liqun as India head The Times Of India KOLKATA: China's Huawei will name Cai Liqun, one of its top executives based at the company's headquarters in Shenzhen, as the head of its Indian arm, a senior official has said. |...
SAA flies non-stop to Beijing Independent online Audrey D’Angelo | The first of SAA’s new nonstop flights to Beijing is due to take off from Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Airport on January 31, and many people in the ...
Singapore fights against rising sea level Khaleej Times A 15-km (10 mile) stretch of crisp white beach is one of the key battlegrounds in Singapore's campaign to defend its hard-won territory against rising sea levels linked to climate change. | Stone breakwaters are being enlarged on the low-lying island...
Sketchy, but it's drawing in woes The Star | The current animation market in China is in a state of disorder and confusion due to lack of clear guidelines for development and blind investment in expectation of huge returns. | CHINA'S animation industry is still in its infancy but it's a very ...
Coalition warns on school funding ahead of release of Gonski review The Australian | THE Coalition has not ruled out supporting the recommendations of the upcoming Gonski review of school funding, as the Gillard government prepares to accept the long-awaited reform blueprint. | Opposition education spokesman Christopher Pyne told S...
Asia may not be such easy pickings for Apple The Guardian By Harichandan Arakali and Farah Master BANGALORE/HONG KONG, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Investors in Apple Inc have a one-word answer for those who wonder whether this corporate juggernaut can maintain its phenomenal momentum in the years ahead: Asia. The iconic maker of the iPhone, iPad and iPod has barely scratched the surface of the region, home to arou...
SAA flies non-stop to Beijing Independent online Audrey D’Angelo | The first of SAA’s new nonstop flights to Beijing is due to take off from Johannesburg’s OR Tambo Airport on January 31, and many people in the travel and tourism trade are confident that it will become one of our national carrier’s most strongly supported routes as two-way trade and tourism continue to gro...
