The U.S. government should stimulate the economy by extending unemployment benefits past the traditional six months. Pro or con?
With China replacing the U.S. as Japan's largest trading partner, Chinese President Hu's visit to Japan this week is aimed at easing strained ties
—Steve Hamm, Bangalore Tigers
Until Apple decides that it wants to assume the price point of a mass produced generic computer, instead of aesthetic niche computer, they will never threaten Microsoft or the PC.
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Who needs Yahoo? While hobnobbing with officials in Indonesia, outgoing Chairman Bill Gates announces several e-government deals
Customer service is a Japanese specialty, but when it comes to high-end hotels, it's the outsiders that earn most of the highest marks
A survey by software maker ReadiMinds finds that nearly one-third of India's banks have been victimized by identity theft scams in the past year
Australia's Telstra has been named both the best mobile and best Asian carrier at the 11th Telecom Asia Awards
New legislation could improve the climate for foreign private equity funds and venture capitalists doing deals in the mainland
BMW's super-luxury brand is expanding sales operations in China to meet demand from the ostentatiously wealthy, as rivals such as Daimler do the same
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How a violent—and spreading—Maoist insurgency threatens the country's runaway growth
Latest records aside, the automaker projects a 29.5% profit drop for the current year, well below analyst expectations
With a slew of multimedia cell-phone models, the Koreans are grabbing market share in both the U.S. and emerging markets
No longer off the beaten path, Asian destinations can still provide the thrill of discovery