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China's Tsinghua prepares whopping US$23bil bid for US chipmaker Micron
China's state-backed Tsinghua Unigroup Ltd is preparing a US$23bil (RM87.4bil) bid for US memory chipmaker Micron Technology Inc, in what would be the biggest Chinese takeover of a US company, people familiar with the matter said.
IBM unveils 'breakthrough' computer chip
IBM unveiled a powerful new chip which the company says could boost computing power of "everything from smartphones to spacecraft."
Chinese companies dominate Forbes Asia's Fabulous 50 list
SINGAPORE: Companies from China dominate this years Forbes Asia's Fabulous 50 list of the regions best big publicly-traded companies.
Nokia eyes mobile phone comeback through partnership
Finnish telecoms equipment maker Nokia said it was looking at re-entering the mobile phone market by striking a licensing deal with another firm.
ZTE flies the flagship for China
A week after launching the Axon, its first true flagship phone for the US market, ZTE has taken the wraps off another version of the handset designed specifically for the Chinese market.
Huawei ahead of schedule on 2015 smartphone shipment target of 100 million
China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd is ahead of schedule on smartphone shipments and will meet its 2015 target of 100 million handsets before the end of the year, according to an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.
Oh dear, it fits me to a V, uh, T
THE guidelines drawn up by two organisations warning parents to be wary should their sons start wearing tight-fitting, sleeveless or V-collared shirts or colourful attire to show off their muscular bodies have got this writer worried.
It's Seoul good after all
The first trip was a huge disappointment but a revisit was a different story.
Is a house a good investment?
Not according to Nobel prize winner Robert Shiller, who thinks it is more ‘sensible’ to rent than to own property.
Floods and global climate chaos
The floods in Thailand have devastated industries, rice crops, disrupted the daily life of people and serve as a reminder that global warming should be taken seriously.
