HSBC posts higher Q3 profit as Asian pivot pays off

HSBC said yesterday that its profit rose in the third quarter as a sweeping corporate overhaul aimed at winning more business in Asia paid

Google blasts EU’s untried theories in USD2.8b appeal

Google attacked the European Union for basing its record-breaking 2.4 billion-euro (USD2.8 billion) penalty in June against the search-engine giant on untested antitrust theories and ignoring

China change on recyclables could impact Alaska

A policy change in China has officials in the Alaska panhandle city of Sitka anticipating a major change in the city’s recycling program. China is the top purchaser

Corporate Bits | Sheraton Grand Macao and Soda Panda pair up to launch tourist program

The Sheraton Grand Macao Hotel, Cotai Central is pairing up with a talented team of local artists and the creators of the popular Soda Panda character

Ask the Vet | 10 Types of Injuries That Cause Dog Limping

A dog limping does not necessarily mean he is getting up in years. It could be caused by a host of medical problems, ranging from trauma to subtle chronic

Auto Industry | Subaru mulls vehicle recall as Japan inspection scandal widens

Subaru Corp. is considering recalling as many as 255,000 vehicles after a lapse in its inspection process, widening the quality-control scandal that erupted at Nissan Motor Co.

Outlying Taiwan islands reject casinos in referendum vote

Residents of the Kinmen islands, which house Taiwan’s closest military base to China, voted against having casinos in a referendum that echoes the ruling party’s opposition to

Disappearing bank jobs won’t be coming back, Nordea CEO says

The 6,000 job cuts announced last week at Nordea Bank AB are just a down payment for an industry facing radical overhaul, says Chief Executive Officer Casper

Real Estate Matters | Property Tax And An Uncertain Future ? – Part II

This Four-part series of articles is on the highly ‘thrilling’ subject of Land and property Tax. Last week we reviewed the current submission system and it’s

Retail | Hong Kong’s shopping experience is changing

To gauge how much the Hong Kong shopping experience is changing, take a walk through Pacific Place mall. Burberry Group Plc has shrunk its store and the

Corporate bits | Sands launched first fashion week, a celebration of style

Sands Resorts Macao launched its first Sands Macao Fashion Week, hosting six days of fashion programs and promotions. The fashion week included runway and boutique shows created over

Singapore’s OCBC to boost research in rival market HK

Singapore’s second-largest lender has decided that the best place to expand its research is the country’s rival market Hong Kong. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. plans to

Visa Q4 profits rise 11 percent, beating analyst forecasts

Visa Inc.’s fiscal fourth-quarter profits rose 11 percent, the company said yesterday, as the company continued to benefit from the purchase and integration of Visa Europe, as

USA | Administration sides with NFL in sports betting case

The Trump administration is siding with professional sports leagues in their opposition to allowing New Jersey to offer sports betting at its casinos and racetracks. The

Setback at top court | Facebook risks EU-wide privacy fights

Facebook Inc. could be in the firing line of data privacy regulators across the European Union if the bloc’s top court follows the opinion of

Caterpillar profit surges on equipment demand

Caterpillar Inc.’s third-quarter profit surged on demand for construction equipment, topping Wall Street expectations. The Peoria, Illinois-based company boosted its guidance, citing strong oil and gas

Corporate bits |  MGM wins accolades at HR innovation awards 2017

Gaming operator MGM won one Gold and two Bronze Awards at the HR Innovation Awards 2017 organized by Human Resources Magazine, one of Asia’s leading publications on human resources (HR).

Japan | Corporate winners and losers after Abe’s landslide win

The landslide victory in Japan for the party behind Abenomics is likely to be good news for industries from nuclear power to defense, while posing challenges

Singapore | Game startup Sea raised USD884 million in New York IPO

Singapore’s Sea Ltd., Southeast Asia’s most valuable startup, raised about USD884 million in its initial public offering in New York. The company sold 59 million American

Crown attacks Aussie lawmaker over casino misconduct allegations

Crown Resorts Ltd., controlled by billionaire James Packer, has used an open letter to label allegations made by an Australian lawmaker that it skirted anti-money laundering

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