Foxconn still wants Toshiba Memory
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Hon Hai Precision Industry's annual shareholders meeting was a showcase for the Taiwanese company's new products, and Chairman Terry Gou's ambitions, as he championed major investment in the U.S. and his desire to acquire Toshiba's memory business.
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Taiwan could be keen on TPP
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The Mitsubishi way in Indonesia
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Xi's Hong Kong visit
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President Xi Jinping visited Hong Kong for the first time has China's leader, making the 20th anniversary of the territory's handover from Britain, as many in Hong Kong marked the event with protests and concerns for the future.
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Bangkok's 'ghost tower' -- an accidental monument to financial failure
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For two decades, the Sathorn Unique Tower has stood as an empty shell on the Bangkok skyline, never finished, but now serving as a stark memorial of sorts to the Asian Financial Crisis and what it did to the region.
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CapitaLand's plans for beyond China
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Lim Ming Yan, the president and group CEO of the Singapore-based developer CapitaLand, says China's economic slowdown is within the company's expectations, and that he is looking to focus more on expanding into more markets worldwide.
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Nikkei Asia300 Forum: Opportunies ahead
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The Nikkei Asia300 Global Business Forum was held in Bangkok. In the opening address, Thai Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusripitak stressed Asian businesses are well-positioned to take advantage of the shifting world order.
