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At globalization vanguard, Cisco shifts senior executives to India's tech hub
SAN JOSE, California (AP): Wim Elfrink's climb up the corporate ladder has taken him from Holland to France, Italy, Switzerland and the United States.
Common problems facing retail investors
Last year, the stock market surged by 21.8%, or 196points, to close at 1,096.24 compared with 899.79 at theend of 2005. Logically, all investors should have madehandsome returns. However, a lot of people were stillcomplaining about not getting good returns last year.Starting today, StarBizw ill feature a fortnightly columnon issues facing the retail investor.
Saga of the shrinking dollar
FINALLY, the inevitable is beginning to unfold, with the US dollar climbing down from dizzy heights. There has been a consensus among the analysts for quite a while that the strong dollar was neither sustainable nor desirable, given the huge budget and current account US deficits.
Japan's economy grows in July-September quarter
TOKYO (AP): Japan's economy expanded for the seventh straight quarter in the second fiscal quarter, as surprisingly robust corporate investment added to a boom that's growing to be the longest stretch of expansion for the nation since World War II.
Mind mapping’s a family affair
SYED Mohamed Ibrahim wishes he had known about mind mapping much earlier in his life.
CI may breach 1,000 mark in H1 next year
Local equity researchers believe that the current market conditions are conducive for investing in selected stocks going into 2007, but at the same time said it would be 'difficult' for the KL Composite Index (KLCI) to breach 1,000 points this year.
CapitaLand going ahead with casino bid
Property developer CapitaLand said yesterday it would go ahead with its bid to build a casino on Singapore's Sentosa island after the death of the chief executive of its partner, Kerzner International.
Finding a niche in the new economy
The financial meltdown of dotCom companies in the US in 2000 had led investors to shift their money and energies back to old economy companies.
Talks to extend maglev in China continue
Talks to extend a high-speed magnetic levitation train to the Chinese city of Hangzhou remain on track, a company spokeswoman said yesterday, despite a crash involving a similar train that killed 23 people in Germany.
Fed expands options on interest rates
The US Federal Reserve and its chairman Ben Bernanke have already scored a monetary policy victory, weeks before they are due to meet again to decide the next step on interest rates.