‘Measures to foil attempts on dalai life’ Deccan Chronicle | Claiming that Chinese agencies are stepping up efforts to harm the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan government-in-exile on Sunday said measures will be taken to foil any possible attempt on his life, including through “drugs and poisonous chemicals”. | After the Kashag (Tibetan cabinet) met to review t...
Aluminium: Building a base for the long run The Times Of India Tweet Aluminium is one of the most consumed base metals and, hence, holds a significant place in the metals space. Rapid urbanisation and industrialisation in the emerging and developing economies are set to boost the demand for the metal. Aluminium finds application in almost everything, from trans...
China Oil Imports From Iran Rebound Wall Street Journal By WAYNE MA | BEIJING—China's imports of Iranian crude oil recovered in April after sharp drops earlier this year, suggesting Beijing remains a steady customer despite U.S. efforts to tighten sanctions on Tehran. | China's April crude imports f...
There's A Huge Unreported Credit Guarantee Risk In China Business Insider | Patrick Chovanec | URL | Patrick Chovanec s a professor at Tsinghua University's School of Economics and Management in Beijing, China Recent Posts The Chinese Real Estate Sector Is Unraveling These Are The Fearless Stories That Got Journalist Melis...
After Disastrous Data, Wen Jiabao Thinks Stabilising Growth Is Now A Higher Priority Business Insider | Also Sprach Analyst | Also Sprach Analyst is a website on global finance and economics with a special focus on China and Hong Kong economy, finance, and real estate. Recent Posts European bank runs and failure of Credit-Anstalt in 1931 The Real Chi...
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Google gets China OK for Motorola deal Herald Tribune | NEW YORK - Authorities in China have approved Google Inc.'s bid to buy phone maker Motorola Mobility, clearing the way for the $12.5 billion deal to close early next week. Enlarg...
Sharapova sets up Li final Sky Sports | Maria Sharapova will face China's Li Na in the final of the Rome Masters following a 6-3 6-4 triumph over Germany's Angelique Kerber. | The Russian required 89 minutes to despatc...
Wheat, gold make stunning runs in nervous markets The Times Of India Tweet | NEW YORK: Wheat charged higher on Friday to post its biggest weekly gain in 16 years and gold continued its recovery from four-month lows as commodity markets saw selective...
China okays Google's Moto buy, but patent problems persist The Register | Analysis Google has finally won approval from Chinese anti-trust authorities for its $12.5bn takeover of handset maker Motorola Mobility, removing the final major obstacle to the deal, but analysts believe the securing the long-term success of Andr...
Windows Phone beats iOS sales in China The Register | Microsoft is claiming something of a PR win over arch rival Apple, after a senior exec reportedly revealed that its Windows Phone devices are outselling the iPhone in China after just two months. | Redmond’s COO for Greater China, Michel van der ...
Who will support aging Japan? Japan Times | Under the leadership of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore more than a decade ago adopted the growth strategy of making the medical industry the core of the nation's industrial development. | Lee, the eldest son of the city state's founding father Lee Kuan Yew, known for his "developmental dictatorship," has invited the world's top ranking...
China poses no threat to India: Pallam Raju The Hindu China posed no threat to India despite border dispute but the country was equipping itself well and having a strong deterrence posture so that no adversary took it for granted, the Minister of State for Defence, Dr M.M. Pallam Raju, said today. | “I think it is not a threat. We have a very healthy economic partnership with China, which is our...
