The rise of Asia and reverse innovation - Bangkok Post22 May 2012

The rise of Asia and reverse innovationBangkok PostUnfortunately, we do not have that option today, so let's try to make sense of the signals around us that will help find an answer to this question. - Asia is expected to make up half the world's economic output by 2050, led by seven economies _ China, ...and more »

Markets Live: Recovery rally loses steam - Sydney Morning Herald21 May 2012

Sydney Morning HeraldMarkets Live: Recovery rally loses steamSydney Morning HeraldNorman Morris, Roy Morgan, said the main reason why more customers were disatisfied with ANZ was due to its out-of-cycle home loan increase in February. "[And] while a great deal of focus is on which of the big four holds top place in customer ...and more »

Markets Live: Shares break losing spell - Sydney Morning Herald21 May 2012

Markets Live: Shares break losing spellSydney Morning HeraldShows that communication really isn't the government's forte: Interest rates have dropped by 3% since the Labor Government was elected in 2007. 20% of respondents think rates have risen #EssentialReport — Essential Vision (@EssentialVision) May 21, ...and more »

Business Schools: Looking Local for a Global Reach - New York Times17 May 2012

Business Schools: Looking Local for a Global ReachNew York TimesNEW YORK — Alix Chen earned a scholarship to HEC Paris, a top business school, and then turned it down. Instead, she chose the Shanghai branch of the China Europe International Business School, or CEIBS, in her home country.and more »

China growth 'has slowed to a walk' - The Australian15 May 2012

China growth 'has slowed to a walk'The AustralianThese include electricity output rising just 0.7 per cent last month, when imports grew only 0.3 per cent, real estate sales were down 16 per cent, and new property construction was down 4.2 per cent. The Bank of China, the third-biggest of the ...and more »