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Lily Chiang was on leave at time of alleged offences, court hears

30 Mar 2011

High-profile businesswoman Lily Chiang Lai-lei was on sick and maternity leave after losing an unborn twin during the period of her alleged fraud offences, a court heard yesterday.

The days after

29 Mar 2011

At night, Tokyo's famed Ginza retail and nightlife quarter still looks like an abandoned film set; blackouts and a lack of clientele conspire to extinguish its blare and shimmer.

Credit Suisse chief has high hopes for Asia

28 Mar 2011

Despite the earthquake, tsunami and radiation crisis in Japan and monetary tightening policy in China, Credit Suisse chief executive Brady Dougan is optimistic about growth in Asia over the next...

CMU Fund seeks HK and mainland listings

25 Mar 2011

China Mining United Fund (CMU Fund), the mainland's first private equity fund focusing on resources and mining, says it is preparing for listings in Hong Kong and on the mainland next year.

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TPV plans bigger LCD business on mainland demand

25 Mar 2011

TPV Technology, the world's biggest contract manufacturer of computer monitors, is gearing up to expand its television business this year as the mainland becomes the industry's largest market for...

Opinion

Jake Van Der Kamp

An age-old problem and the sums that just don't add up

Howard Winn

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Shirley Yam

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To boost rural incomes, Beijing could ease micro-finance rules

China's leaders talk a lot about lifting incomes for the country's rural poor.

HK extends black travel warning to 3 more regions

The Hong Kong government last night extended the black travel warning to three more regions of Japan surrounding Fukushima.

Bra maker says labour laws are a recipe for going bust

Top Form is beginning to sound like a misnomer as the bra maker struggles to get over the hump caused by rapid changes in the mainland's labour market and industrial laws.

Puma is hunting for realistic job-seekers

Despite rising production, operational and staff costs, and an increasingly competitive sports retail sector, Puma Hong Kong still believes the local market has great growth potential.

Push for gender equality to help women trailing in rush to prosperity

The media will, as usual, heap praise on the country's achievements in enhancing women's rights on International Women's Day today.

But experts warn that those at grass-roots level...

Mainland's aviation boom gives new focus

Asia's growing influence in the resurgent aviation industry is being driven by the mainland, the biggest market for aircraft in the world today. That will be reflected in the Asian Aerospace...