• "We believe a likely fall in inflation in a large part of Asia and an improvement in growth bode well for the performance of the region's equity markets and currencies against the U.S. dollar, " he said.

    WSJ: Commodity, Financial Shares Lead Asia Higher

  • Minus a few obvious differences, it could have been a scene from another part of Asia.

    CNN: Behind the veil: A rare look at life in North Korea

  • In fact, this is part of a larger Asia boom for women in senior roles.

    FORBES: C-Suite Sees More Female Leaders Reaching Top

  • Ms. Lane is putting a portion of her refund toward a long trip to Southeast Asia, in part because the cost of living there is lower, which will save her money during her time between roles.

    WSJ: Spend That Tax Refund Wisely

  • Cigen, its Hong Kong-registered hospitality arm, is a partner in Taj Asia, part of India's Taj hotel chain, a Tata affiliate that runs luxury resorts in the Maldives, Sri Lanka and Malaysia.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Should recession now hit a large part of Latin America, Asia is unlikely to escape the backlash.

    CNN: BRAZIL'S BOMB

  • In one respect, the violent nature of Pakistani politics is part of a pattern in South Asia.

    NPR: A Dangerous Game: The Perils of Pakistani Politics

  • Perhaps it is more realistic to regard the change as part of a global rebalancing, as Asia becomes richer.

    BBC: Is 'Made in the USA' coming back?

  • This is a big part of what brought me to Asia this week.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Addresses CEO Business Summit

  • Unions representing Qantas workers have been infuriated by the firm's restructuring plans, which will see a large part of its operation moving to Asia.

    BBC: Australia's Julia Gillard furious over Qantas action

  • Companies now want executives who can secure deals with local businesses and governments without the aid of a translator, and who understand that sitting through a three-hour dinner banquet is often a key part of the negotiating process in Asia, experts say.

    WSJ: Asia's Endangered Species: The Expat

  • And they look to us to do that, which is why we have had -- in parallel and as part of our overall Asia strategy -- a deep engagement strategy with the Chinese to manage a range of issues.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • The boats set sail in the Mediterranean for the first time as part of a new route through India and South Asia.

    BBC: Walker to set sail in Volvo race

  • China recently completed a 1, 100-mile gas pipeline to connect its factories and power plants to the vast gas reserves of Central Asia, part of China's stiff competition with Europe over a key energy source.

    WSJ: Thirst for Energy Drives Beijing's Global Push

  • Once again, Thailand is a central part of that as our oldest treaty ally in Asia -- one that has not only worked with us here regionally, but also does outstanding work performing peace-keeping activities around the world.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • Sitting in the center of the so-called Sun Belt, the country is part of a vast, rainless region reaching from the western edge of North Africa to the eastern edge of Central Asia that boasts the best solar energy resources on Earth.

    FORBES: The Saudi Arabia Of Solar Energy

  • Clinton said the Lower Mekong Initiative commitment was part of a broader re-calibration of U.S. relations in the region, including a so-called Asia-Pacific Strategic Engagement Initiative announced earlier this week.

    WSJ: Southeast Asia Gets a Boost From Clinton

  • Meanwhile U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney will travel to Georgia next week as part of a broader visit to "key partners" in Europe and Asia, the White House announced Monday.

    CNN: Bush warns Moscow over breakaway autonomy

  • The United States may have the most generating power in the world, but as it deliberates how to make nuclear power a bigger part of the country's energy future, Eastern Europe and Asia are racing ahead.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • For some countries, notably in South Asia, where such funds account for a large part of national incomes (16% of GDP in Nepal in 2007, 9% in Bangladesh), the fall will be painful indeed when combined with higher fuel and food prices.

    ECONOMIST: Migration

  • If the Philippines looks good now, it is in part because it went through its economic suffering a decade ahead of the rest of Asia.

    FORBES: The Ronald Reagan of the Pacific

  • Yale-NUS, part of a wider effort by Singapore to position itself as an educational hub for Asia, has generated heated debate since its launch last year.

    WSJ: Yale's Singapore Joint Venture Taps a President

  • Russia, meanwhile, has offered a reminder that Kazakhstan, like the rest of Central Asia, used to be part of the Soviet empire.

    ECONOMIST: Will intervention foster democracy?

  • He touched on nearly every part of the Asia Pacific region during his speech, and talked about a boyhood visit to Japan with his mother, his birth in Hawaii, a childhood spent partly in Indonesia and the United States' position as a Pacific nation.

    CNN: Obama in Singapore for economic summit

  • Typically, Asia's moguls list only part of their empires, while maintaining a string of affiliated private companies.

    ECONOMIST: Asia��s stockmarket nightmare

  • This is the first opportunity for the United States in the summit and I think this is going to be a very positive outcome and opportunity for the United States and our partners to be part of the East Asia forum.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing with Ben Rhodes and Admiral Robert Willard

  • Ryan Larson, head of equity trading at RBC Global Asset Management in Chicago, said the recent aggressive action by central banks around the world has been a big part of the reason why stocks have fared so well in the U.S., Asia and Europe so far this year.

    WSJ: Dow Caps First 15000 Finish

  • Part of the reason for the enthusiasm is that WAP has so far hit Asia with a muffled thud.

    CNN: The Game's the Thing?

  • As part of a renewal agreement ESS will maintain cable and satellite TV rights in 29 countries and territories across Asia through the 2009 championship season.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • This week, we made a couple of announcements that are part of our overall strategy to grow our operations in the United States, Asia, and in Europe.

    WHITEHOUSE: Briefing by Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest

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