PDA

View Full Version : Asia Pacific Business


Pages : [1] 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

  1. Pakistan's foreign reserves rise to $9.08 bln
  2. Toyota, Honda feel pinch of global slump at home
  3. Nissan to recall nearly 430,000 vehicles worldwide
  4. IMF blocks Pakistan stocks bail-out - bourse official
  5. S.Korea T-bonds rise after BOK bank aid plan
  6. Report: Japan's top oil distributor to merge
  7. Japan's top oil company says eyeing merger
  8. China tells US to make sure Beijing's investments are safe
  9. Kia says plans for US plant proceeding on schedule
  10. FACTBOX-South Korea's FX reserves at near 4-yr low
  11. Job cuts, sick car sales, weak demand point to European rate cuts
  12. Clinton urges Asians to give more
  13. Seoul shares give up gains, turn negative
  14. S.Korean won rises on stocks, FX reserve comments
  15. S.Korea says FX reserves not seen falling much
  16. Seoul shares open 1.5 pct higher; banks lead
  17. Toyota to cut bonuses, production
  18. Ex-bad boy China praised at climate talks
  19. Pakistani rupee firms despite tension with India
  20. China says 300,000 babies sickened by tainted milk
  21. Asia stocks slide as global outlook darkens
  22. Nikkei index opens sharply lower after US plunge
  23. Korea Hot Stocks-Carmakers sink after monthly sales
  24. S.Korea won down as econ fears boost risk aversion
  25. S.Korea T-bond futures jump as rate cut looms
  26. Report: China blocks Japan-flavored Taiwan film
  27. SKorean exports slump, automaker shuts down line
  28. Japan central bank to hold extra meeting Tuesday
  29. NZ economy to resume growth in 2009 - NZIER
  30. Seoul shares open lower; steelmakers retreat
  31. South Korea won down on weak stocks; eyes on data
  32. S.Korea's Nov exports post biggest fall in 7 years
  33. Counter-rally heightens Thai political crisis
  34. Chinese leader says China losing competitive edge
  35. Iceland whale meat to arrive in Japan: report
  36. China to grow 10 percent in 2009 despite global crisis: government economist
  37. SKorea's Hyundai Motor cuts domestic production
  38. Thai protesters attack police cordon near airport
  39. International call for action to aid poorer nations
  40. Shanghai to break ground on new tallest building
  41. UN, EC call for global stimulus at development meet
  42. Economic crisis deepens in Europe, Asia
  43. Report: China tycoon allegedly manipulated shares
  44. IMF says no new Pakistani agriculture tax
  45. Taiwan top financial regulator chairman steps down
  46. India's economic growth slows to 7.6 percent
  47. Cathay to park freighters, offer unpaid leave
  48. Bank of China expands into Switzerland
  49. Japan's recession woes deepen as output tumbles
  50. Pakistan's forex reserves fall $40 mln to $6.6 bln
  51. Stocks rise but grim economic news pours in
  52. One dead, six missing in Airbus crash in France
  53. Mumbai attacks seen denting business confidence
  54. China Dec diesel exports seen at 18-month high
  55. China says impact of global crisis deepening
  56. Philippine economy slows to 4.6 pct in 3rd quarter
  57. Beijing gives carrier Southern Airlines $440 mln
  58. Japan's Mitsubishi Motors to axe 1,100 jobs
  59. Bangladesh economy faces trouble, says World Bank
  60. Pakistani rupee steady after IMF loan approval
  61. China slashes interest rate to spur growth
  62. HK stock index up 3.8 pct after Wall Street gains
  63. Taiwan's Formosa to lend Micron 285 mln dollars for acquisition
  64. Fitch lowers rating on Toyota due to market slump
  65. World's luxury brands pin hopes on Chinese consumers
  66. Goldman ends talks with Panasonic on Sanyo stock
  67. Amid chilling forecasts of economic slide, Obama prepares to act
  68. Kazakhstan slashes revenue forecast for 2009
  69. Pakistan needs $13.4 bln external funding-IMF official
  70. SKorea's major discount stores to sell US beef
  71. China growth to slow; mining mega-merger axed
  72. Malaysia cuts rates, Thailand poised to follow
  73. Asia shares rally on Citi rescue; risks remain
  74. Shell, PetroChina ink 20-year LNG deal: state media
  75. Shell, PetroChina set 20-year LNG deal
  76. Obama vows global action on growing economic crisis
  77. S.Korea c.bank says may inject more dlrs in Dec
  78. China president in Greece for $1 billion port deal
  79. Pakistani rupee firms on IMF help; stocks flat
  80. Axon shareholders accept HCL Technologies offer
  81. Asia breathes easier after US rescues Citigroup
  82. Taiwan dollar falls on oil deals
  83. S.Korea c.bank sees bond fund easing money rates
  84. Asia-Pacific leaders sound upbeat note on crisis
  85. Reports: Chinese appliance tycoon in share probe
  86. Japan seeks China's contribution to IMF
  87. Planned China provincial investments exceed $1.4T
  88. Curtain call for Bush as APEC trade summit wraps up
  89. Chinese provinces propose $1.4 trillion stimulus
  90. S.Korea to meet investors on won bonds, economy
  91. FACTBOX-South Korean measures to stave off crisis
  92. Indonesia bans Bank Century executives from traveling abroad
  93. SKorea's central bank to inject money into bond fund: report
  94. Reports: Nokia to start mobile service in Japan
  95. Nokia to launch own mobile phone service in Japan: report
  96. Reports: Nomura Holdings may hunt for new capital
  97. Japan's Mitsubishi Motors to join downsizing trend: reports
  98. 'Nostalgic' Bush, Hu, discuss NKorea, Obama
  99. Nikon lays off 1,500 in Thailand as demand slumps
  100. World economic situation 'grim,' says China's Hu
  101. Bush bows out, China assertive at APEC summit
  102. Japan's central bank warns of further risks
  103. India says poor should not pay for 'profligacy' of rich nations
  104. Pakistani rupee ends flat, steadied by IMF deal
  105. HK stocks rise on talk of China rate cut
  106. Libor spreads, Asian markets still strained
  107. More job losses darken global economic outlook
  108. APEC leaders gather for economy-dominated summit
  109. New Zealand credit card billings fall in Oct - RBNZ
  110. NZ housing affordability improves in October-report
  111. Asian nations brace for economic crisis
  112. China to overhaul battered dairy industry
  113. Pakistan's forex reserves fall $100 mln to $6.64 bln
  114. Taiwan economy contracts as crisis bites
  115. India cbank allows 49 pct FDI in credit info bureaus
  116. Indonesia rupiah at 10-yr low, volumes dry up -traders
  117. Citi to use scalpel not axe in trimming Asia units
  118. SKorean rail, subway workers call off strike
  119. Japan falls into trade deficit in October
  120. Korea Hot Stocks-Samsung Heavy, Daewoo Ship, KT&G, Nongshim
  121. APEC ministers back G20 trade push
  122. Nomura CEO seeks change with Lehman buy
  123. Cambodia urges unity among poor nations on trade
  124. Pakistani rupee weaker; stocks flat
  125. Toyota to shut US, Canada plants for two days next month
  126. SE Asia Stocks - S'pore hits 3-wk low, others weaker
  127. Seoul shares extend loss, down 2 pct; refiners hit
  128. Seoul shares open higher but quickly lose gains
  129. South Korean won rises early, firmer stocks help
  130. US sees long road to recovery as economic gloom spreads
  131. Miner Antofagasta maintains Chile investment plan-paper
  132. Pakistani rupee gains nearly 1 pct on IMF effect
  133. Exec says oil should return to $70-$80 range
  134. Russia, China to resume $25 billion loan talks
  135. Korea Hana Fin to raise $702 mln in bond sale
  136. Bank fears resurface, Asia stocks sink
  137. Taiwan dollar weakens on gloom economic outlook
  138. China President Hu heads to Cuba
  139. Korea Hot Stocks-Kangwon Land tumbles on regulation worries
  140. Seoul shares open down; econ worry weighs on techs
  141. Pakistan meets potential donors for crisis help
  142. Japan slips into recession after lacklustre G20
  143. Hong Kong's main stock index ends flat
  144. Filipino workers remittances rise despite crisis
  145. S.Korea bonds rebound on more govt support hopes
  146. S.Korean won falls to lowest in nearly 3 weeks
  147. Seoul shares down; exporters fall after U.S. data
  148. Japan enters recession: official data
  149. World leaders agree action plan for growth
  150. Taiwan mulling shopping scheme to boost consumption: report
  151. Pakistan cuts petrol, diesel prices from Sunday
  152. Japan to seek to take lead in creating new financial order: Aso
  153. Global crisis to hit India economy more in 2009
  154. World leaders agree action plan for reform, global growth
  155. Japan's Aso backs dollar-centred currency system
  156. G20 leaders agree reform action plan, pledge to boost growth
  157. Pakistan secures IMF loan of at least 7.6 billion dollars
  158. Pakistan agrees to IMF credit of at least $7.6 bln
  159. Thai car sales fall 15.4 percent in October
  160. Finance summit to agree reform roadmap, stimulus efforts
  161. Japan's Sharp to reduce LCD panel production: report
  162. Thai AIS sees Q4 revenue up, to refinance debt
  163. Hong Kong follows Singapore into recession
  164. US shares fall on weak sales data, Europe climbs despite recession
  165. Japan 'worried' foreign investors may withdraw capital, says official
  166. Crisis forces carmakers to confront problems in China
  167. Pakistani rupee ends steady despite rating downgrade
  168. HK enters recession for first time in 5 years
  169. Nissan to further cut production in Japan
  170. S&P cuts Pakistan ratings as debt crisis loomss
  171. China says it might work with IMF on global crisis
  172. India to push for more say at G20 summit
  173. NZ stocks open 1.2 percent higher on Wall St. surge
  174. IMF 'waiting' for details from Japan on crisis funding
  175. Pakistan official: IMF will give $5 billion
  176. Indian markets closed Thursday for holiday
  177. Indian inflation slips to 9 percent
  178. Asian Development Bank to help restore Silk Route
  179. S.Korea won at new 2-wk closing low on econ fears
  180. Moody's sees higher risk of default in SE Asia
  181. Indonesia's currency hit after forex rules tightened
  182. LG, Sharp, Chunghwa to plead guilty to price-fixing
  183. World markets hit hard by recession fears, corporate woes
  184. India industrial output up but tough times ahead: economists
  185. Hong Kong lawmakers vote for Lehman Brothers probe
  186. China shares up, extending gains on stimulus plan
  187. Japan stocks fall; investors awaiting G20 meeting
  188. Corporate woes cast shadow over world markets
  189. China's central bank sees 520 bln yuan in Q4 loans: report
  190. Former Taiwan president taken to hospital
  191. Pakistan seeks IMF endorsement of plans - minister
  192. Macau's chief executive confident in face of gambling slowdown
  193. Taiwan's Chen led from questioning in handcuffs
  194. Thai Shin Corp Q3 net profit surges, meets forecast
  195. Financial crisis closes in on GM
  196. Seoul shares fall 2 pct; tech firms and banks drop
  197. Korea Hot Stocks- Hanjin Shipping falls on weak Q3 results
  198. GM Daewoo mulls temporary shutdown amid sales slump
  199. Chinese stimulus plan boosts markets
  200. China stimulus plan fuels hopes for new investment
  201. Pakistan's Oct trade gap narrows to $1.94 bln
  202. Pakistan rates to rise under any IMF deal-govt source
  203. China's new reality: Economic boom is slowing
  204. NZ dollar up on stocks, Chinese package; bonds soft
  205. US govt near deal to review AIG rescue package: report
  206. G20 opens door to smaller economies in crisis talks
  207. Taiwan makes surprise rate cut again to spur economy
  208. NZ house prices continue to decline in year to Oct
  209. NEWSMAKER-No-nonsense banker at helm of Pakistan's economy
  210. NZ investors seen cheered by election result
  211. Emerging economies press for greater role in financial overhaul
  212. Cambodia and Vietnam agree rail link: Foreign Minister
  213. Pakistani cenbank sells 12.7 bln rupees of T-bills
  214. S'pore, Jakarta lead falls on global worries
  215. Momentum grows for global finance overhaul
  216. Steelmaker Corus to cut production by 30 percent
  217. Global finance reform needed says China's Wen to British PM
  218. Pakistani stocks end flat, volume withers
  219. Myanmar and Bangladesh meet over sea dispute
  220. HK stock index rebounds to end 3.3 pct higher
  221. Seoul shares recoup loss, advance after rate cut
  222. S.Korean won turns firmer vs dollar
  223. Taiwan dollar up on foreign funds, stocks fall curbs
  224. South Korean won recovers on intervention talk
  225. China stops production at drug company
  226. China's Hu going to US but Obama meeting unclear
  227. Toyota slashes annual earnings forecast
  228. Taiwan dlr up on foreign banks, ignores protests
  229. 'Go East': China Inc. recruiting in gloomy London, New York
  230. Taiwan dlr weakens on stocks, eyes Chen-Ma meeting
  231. Korea Hot Stocks- Daum Communications down after Q3 earnings
  232. S.Korean bonds rise, BOK rate decision eyed
  233. Taiwanese protest Chinese envoy
  234. Hundreds protest Chinese envoy in Taiwan
  235. Indian filmmaker B.R. Chopra dies
  236. India's FDI up 259 percent in September
  237. Dollar gains as traders watch US vote
  238. Stocks rise as US vote stirs optimism
  239. Korea Exchange halts programme buying in KOSPI
  240. Korea Hot Stocks- Doosan Heavy gains after Q3 results
  241. Q+A-Pakistan weighs options as payments crisis looms
  242. SKorea's foreign reserves fall amid credit crunch
  243. Reporter's suit challenges China's media controls
  244. Fujitsu buying Siemens' stake in 50-50 venture
  245. Brent oil falls below 60 dollars in Asian trade
  246. Sri Lankan batik waxing lyrical in face of tough times
  247. China plane-makers target aviation giants as airshow opens
  248. Taiwan eyes expanded ties with China to boost economy
  249. Stock markets mixed before US vote
  250. SKorea: Microsoft plans $60 million investment