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- TAIWAN EXPECTS US$15 MLN IN NEW ORDERS FROM EASTERN EUROPE
An ongoing Taiwan trade mission to Eastern Europe is expected to pick up new orders worth at least US$15 million, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) said Tuesday. The mission, which has visited Russia, Ukraine and Romania, is on the
- Seoul to spend billions on thwarting North Korea threat
South Korea Friday announced plans to spend billions on sophisticated technology to counter the perceived threat of a North Korean nuclear attack. The defence ministry, reacting to the latest rocket tests by North Korea, said it would be budgeting a
- Honda Civic Type R 'MUGEN' concept prototype
Source: Honda (UK) Following media speculation, MUGEN EURO Co., Ltd has confirmed the development of a highly-tuned road car, using the same powertrain as the Civic MUGEN RR saloon launched in 2007 in Japan. The car is being developed in Japan by MUGEN
- Jul 01, 2009 Taiwan Offers One-Day Stopovers for $1
To attract American and European travelers to Taiwan in the face of the current worldwide economic slump, the Tourism Bureau, in cooperation with China Airlines and EVA Airways, is launching the ?One-Dollar/Euro Super-Value Taiwan Stopover? incentive
- Can You Close a Deal in Japan?
For sales professionals accustomed the casual business culture of the United States, Japan presents unusual problems.? While its easy to memorize a list of DOs and DONTs the subtleties of business interactions are more difficult.? Heres a quick way to
- Singapore Hot Stocks: Jardine in focus after Goldman upgrades
SINGAPORE - Jardine Cycle & Carriage , which controls Indonesia's largest automotive distributor Astra International, may be in focus on Friday after Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to 'buy' and raised its target price. Sentiment is expected to be
- Korea's Planned Parenthood promoting births? Why?
Provider Provider Choi Seon-jeong, president of the Planned Population Federation of Korea, warned in the JoongAng Daily that his government must combat a 'national crisis of super-low fertility', or Korea will disappear. MercatorNet asked him to
- VIRUS WATCH: THAILAND CONFIRMS 154 NEW A (H1N1) CASES
BANGKOK, July 3 ? Thailand?s Ministry of Public Health reported 154 new Influenza A (H1N1) cases on Friday, according to Deputy Public Health Minister Manit Nopamornbodhi. Specialists were to meet Friday to review preventive measures following five
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AFP - Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou arrived in Nicaragua Friday for a two-day official visit, aiming to boost ties with one of the poorest nations in Central America.
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