China Buys Foreign Firms at Record Pace
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
Toyota plans to produce a record 8.8 million vehicles in fiscal 2012 with new capacity in China, India, Brazil and the U.S.
The Korean unit of consumer electronics giant Apple will be fined over an iPhone feature that can track the location of users.
A furniture store in southwestern China's Kunming is such an accurate copy of an actual Ikea store that the Swedish furniture giant is considering legal ...
Hong Kong's richest man is bidding $3.9 bil. for British utility Northumbrian Water Group.
Yuegang Zhang pioneers the use of graphene to fortify fragile but efficient electrode materials.
S. Korea suffered its first trade deficit with the European Union since 1997 after the bilateral free-trade agreement went into effect.
The Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) suggests industrial production will keep growing at 12-13% rate.
Japan's number three carmaker saw profits for the April-June quarter plunge nearly 90 percent.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group posted 1 15.9 percent gain in units sold for the first half of 2011 to move into fifth place.
Brandon Wey offers men a way to get first dates with attractive women.
U.S. GDP grew at an anemic 1.3 percent pace in the 2nd quarter thanks to a weak housing market and slowing consumer demand.
Vietnam will post $8.4 billion in exports in July on the strength of robust exports of food and commodities.
On October 1 Antony Young will become CEO of WPP's Mindshare North America.
Nissan is investing 610 billion yen ($7.81 billion) in the production and the marketing of 30 new models in China.
Xin Chen is testing the use of MR-guided focused ultrasound to destroy hypoxic cancer cells.
Walmart plans to maintain rapid China growth by focusing new stores in third-, fourth- and fifth-tier cities.
A sudden price plunge has caught China's rare earth dealers holding big inventories bought at high prices.
David Wang wants to motivate the average person to achieve fitness goals by staying active in the real world.
A former China Mobile executive who had confessed to accepting $2.6 million in bribes was given a death sentence on Tuesday.
McDonald's China is loosening up its ownership structure and moving its stores upmarket to maintain growth in a rapidly changing market.
Samsung powers up its software ambitions with three new smartphones running its proprietary OS.
Japan is the only major economy where more gold is being sold than bought.
Japan's TDK Corp. has doubled the recording capacity of hard disk drives using a new type of recording head.
Qibing Pei has led a UCLA team in developing the first fully stretchable organic light-emitting diode.
On September 15 Japan's Sharp will release a series of Freestyle Aquos television sets featuring wireless LCD screens.
General Motors will join with South Korean chaebol LG to develop electric vehicles (EVs) from scratch.
India and China continue to lead global gold demand even as prices soar to new records.
Forever 21 co-founder Jin Chang placed 39th on the Forbes list of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women.
Toyota Motor plans to raise domestic daily output to 15,000 units by March, up from its current level of 12,000 units.
Lee Chen built A10 Networks from a one-man shop to the nation's leading computer hardware vender.
Samsung Electronics is suddenly looking unbeatable as several pieces of news combined to give its shares a big boost Thursday.
Samsung Electronics has sued Apple in Paris and Milan to end sales of the Apple iPhone 4S because it infringes Samsung patents.
Japan creates an emergency $100 bil. lending facility to combat the highest yen since World War II.
Director Justin Lin has signed a two-year first-look production deal with Universal Pictures for his Barstorm Pictures.
China's consumer confidence slipped 3 points in the second quarter, the first decline this year.
Toyota and Ford will jointly develop a hybrid system for light trucks and sport utility vehicles.
Janet Choi has established a clear link between undiagnosed celiac disease and a significant percentage of infertility cases.
Groupon China, known locally as Gaopeng, is laying off about a quarter of its employees and shuttering at least 13 branch offices.
China has over 150 firms that help returning Chinese students start up new ventures
Slowing exports to the West and import liberalization is cutting China's trade surplus to near zero.
On Monday the Nikkei stock index touched its lowest levels since March 15 on fears the U.S. economic recovery may be losing steam.
Beijing's plans to use Hong Kong as a conduit for disseminating the yuan as a global exchange currency.
China's top PC-maker hopes to challenge Apple for a bigger share of the mobile internet market.
IBM's Dharmendra Modha has taken another big step toward developing a computer that can match the human brain in efficiency.
China lets the yuan hit record highs against the dollar as it focuses on controlling a surging inflation rate.
The total value of trade between Japan and China during the first half of 2011 surged 17.9 percent.
China added $5.7 billion of U.S. Treasuries in June despite growing pressure to diversify foreign reserves away from the beleaguered dollar.
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
Toyota plans to produce a record 8.8 million vehicles in fiscal 2012 with new capacity in China, India, Brazil and the U.S.
The Korean unit of consumer electronics giant Apple will be fined over an iPhone feature that can track the location of users.
A furniture store in southwestern China's Kunming is such an accurate copy of an actual Ikea store that the Swedish furniture giant is considering legal ...
Hong Kong's richest man is bidding $3.9 bil. for British utility Northumbrian Water Group.
Yuegang Zhang pioneers the use of graphene to fortify fragile but efficient electrode materials.
S. Korea suffered its first trade deficit with the European Union since 1997 after the bilateral free-trade agreement went into effect.
The Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) suggests industrial production will keep growing at 12-13% rate.
Japan's number three carmaker saw profits for the April-June quarter plunge nearly 90 percent.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group posted 1 15.9 percent gain in units sold for the first half of 2011 to move into fifth place.
Brandon Wey offers men a way to get first dates with attractive women.
U.S. GDP grew at an anemic 1.3 percent pace in the 2nd quarter thanks to a weak housing market and slowing consumer demand.
Vietnam will post $8.4 billion in exports in July on the strength of robust exports of food and commodities.
On October 1 Antony Young will become CEO of WPP's Mindshare North America.
Nissan is investing 610 billion yen ($7.81 billion) in the production and the marketing of 30 new models in China.
Xin Chen is testing the use of MR-guided focused ultrasound to destroy hypoxic cancer cells.
Walmart plans to maintain rapid China growth by focusing new stores in third-, fourth- and fifth-tier cities.
A sudden price plunge has caught China's rare earth dealers holding big inventories bought at high prices.
David Wang wants to motivate the average person to achieve fitness goals by staying active in the real world.
A former China Mobile executive who had confessed to accepting $2.6 million in bribes was given a death sentence on Tuesday.
McDonald's China is loosening up its ownership structure and moving its stores upmarket to maintain growth in a rapidly changing market.
Samsung powers up its software ambitions with three new smartphones running its proprietary OS.
Japan is the only major economy where more gold is being sold than bought.
Japan's TDK Corp. has doubled the recording capacity of hard disk drives using a new type of recording head.
Qibing Pei has led a UCLA team in developing the first fully stretchable organic light-emitting diode.
On September 15 Japan's Sharp will release a series of Freestyle Aquos television sets featuring wireless LCD screens.
General Motors will join with South Korean chaebol LG to develop electric vehicles (EVs) from scratch.
India and China continue to lead global gold demand even as prices soar to new records.
Forever 21 co-founder Jin Chang placed 39th on the Forbes list of the World's 100 Most Powerful Women.
Toyota Motor plans to raise domestic daily output to 15,000 units by March, up from its current level of 12,000 units.
Lee Chen built A10 Networks from a one-man shop to the nation's leading computer hardware vender.
Samsung Electronics is suddenly looking unbeatable as several pieces of news combined to give its shares a big boost Thursday.
Samsung Electronics has sued Apple in Paris and Milan to end sales of the Apple iPhone 4S because it infringes Samsung patents.
Japan creates an emergency $100 bil. lending facility to combat the highest yen since World War II.
Director Justin Lin has signed a two-year first-look production deal with Universal Pictures for his Barstorm Pictures.
China's consumer confidence slipped 3 points in the second quarter, the first decline this year.
Toyota and Ford will jointly develop a hybrid system for light trucks and sport utility vehicles.
Janet Choi has established a clear link between undiagnosed celiac disease and a significant percentage of infertility cases.
Groupon China, known locally as Gaopeng, is laying off about a quarter of its employees and shuttering at least 13 branch offices.
China has over 150 firms that help returning Chinese students start up new ventures
Slowing exports to the West and import liberalization is cutting China's trade surplus to near zero.
On Monday the Nikkei stock index touched its lowest levels since March 15 on fears the U.S. economic recovery may be losing steam.
Beijing's plans to use Hong Kong as a conduit for disseminating the yuan as a global exchange currency.
China's top PC-maker hopes to challenge Apple for a bigger share of the mobile internet market.
IBM's Dharmendra Modha has taken another big step toward developing a computer that can match the human brain in efficiency.
China lets the yuan hit record highs against the dollar as it focuses on controlling a surging inflation rate.
The total value of trade between Japan and China during the first half of 2011 surged 17.9 percent.
China added $5.7 billion of U.S. Treasuries in June despite growing pressure to diversify foreign reserves away from the beleaguered dollar.