Places to visit 2012 The Star | Made your travel plans for 2012 yet? Here are 10 places you might want to consider. | In its new book Best in Travel 2012, Lonely Planet nominates its Top 10 countries, regions and cities for 2012. Similar lists are put together by National Geographic Traveler, Frommer's Budget Travel and The New ...
Pacific Royal to spread its wings in March Jakarta Post | A new player in the airline industry is set to start operations in March with routes connecting big cities in the archipelago and also serving international destinations such as Mumbai, India; Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and Singapore. | Pla...
Briefly State : MoU inked with CSC Taiwan for steel plant Indian Express | MoU inked with CSC Taiwan for steel plant | Ahmedabad: State industrial facilitation arm iNDEXTb today signed a pact with China Steel Corporation (CSC), Taiwanese steel maker, to set up an electrical steel (ES) plant with one million tonne capacity...
HK, Taiwan property firms to launch $6 bln China projects The Times Of India TAIPEI: A joint venture between Henderson Land Development, Taiwan's Far Glory Land Development and China's Shimao Group is planning real estate development projects worth 40 billion yuan ($6.3 billion) in China this year, in their first move to tap ...
Places to visit 2012 The Star | Made your travel plans for 2012 yet? Here are 10 places you might want to consider. | In its new book Best in Travel 2012, Lonely Planet nominates its Top 10 countries, regions and cities for 2012. Similar lists are put together by National Geograp...
Most stock markets on holiday in Asia; Kospi down Kansas City Star | BANGKOKMajor stock indexes in South Korea and Taiwan fell Monday, while most other major Asian stock markets were closed for an extended New Year's holiday. | South Korea's Kospi, which lost 11 percent of its value last year, was marginally lower at 1,825.37. Financials led the decline, Yonhap News reported, with Woori Finance Holdings losing 1.9...
India's biometric ID number plan divided by bureaucracy The Los Angeles Times Reporting from New Delhi— | India'splan to issue each of its citizens a biometric identity number, an ambitious program aimed at cutting corruption, mismanagement and red tape, may yet founder on the very bureaucracy it was designed to minimize. | On Friday, after a battle between two agencies over who would collect and control the fin...
