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Perspectives

Denying China's Economic Clout

As recently as the end of last year most business commentators on Bloomberg and CNBC were breezily brushing aside any suggestion that China's

The Yen Shocks and a Brave New Yuan

Predictably the world applauded China's announcement that it is ending its currency's 2-year peg to the dollar even as China insisted that a stronger yuan

Insomnia and Missing Dreams

I caught a bad cold over the weekend and slept over seven hours last night. For me an illness is a blessing because it gives ...

Identity, The Ultimate Luxury

Identity is the Asian American Rorschach inkblot test. Depending on your character and personality, it conjures up a different association.

Grading Hawaii Five-O

If there is an Asian American home on American network TV these days, it has to be CBS's Hawaii Five-O. It's set in the nation's ...

How Japan Can Reverse Its Decline

Today the Nikkei 225 index closed at 9,161.68. The same index, widely used to track the state of Japan's stock market, ended 1989 at 38,915.90.

Denying China's Economic Clout

As recently as the end of last year most business commentators on Bloomberg and CNBC were breezily brushing aside any suggestion that China's

The Yen Shocks and a Brave New Yuan

Predictably the world applauded China's announcement that it is ending its currency's 2-year peg to the dollar even as China insisted that a stronger yuan

Insomnia and Missing Dreams

I caught a bad cold over the weekend and slept over seven hours last night. For me an illness is a blessing because it gives ...

Identity, The Ultimate Luxury

Identity is the Asian American Rorschach inkblot test. Depending on your character and personality, it conjures up a different association.

Grading Hawaii Five-O

If there is an Asian American home on American network TV these days, it has to be CBS's Hawaii Five-O. It's set in the nation's ...

How Japan Can Reverse Its Decline

Today the Nikkei 225 index closed at 9,161.68. The same index, widely used to track the state of Japan's stock market, ended 1989 at 38,915.90.