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Business Asia
From Vol. 6 No. 11, June 1998
to Vol. 16 No. 2, August 2008
First Charlton Communications Pty Ltd., 2009
- Interview with Kurt Wachtveitl: master of the Oriental Bangkok. This is first in a series of Q&A's with Asia's Top Hotelier's.
- Dear readers.
- 'The two cultures re-examined: a perspective on leadership and policy management in business and government'.
- UNESCAP BAC.
- Top editor resigns ...
- Dralion--a celebration of life: the dazzling Cirque du Soleil has recently returned to Australia for the fifth time since it was founded in Canada in 1984.
- Announcing INDOPAC: major new business group to confront issues of Indo/Asia/Pacific region.
- Iebua Group name 'Peson' as GSA's for Australia and New Zealand: formidable new GSA emerges for new Hotel Group.
- Keeping it in the family.
- Yu never know if you never go.
- The Shower Clean Suit.
- Sky's the limit.
- A world first for perfect potion!
- The rich are getting richer while the poor get poorer in Asia/Pacific: as Senior Adviser and Head of Special Unit for Countries with Special Needs, UNESCAP, Raj Kumar believes the divide between rich and poor in Asia is growing out of control. He sees Asia-Pacific emerging as a 4-tier region, with disparities widening rather than reducing, and he's concerned. Mr Kumar shares his thoughts with Business Asia magazine.
- Think like a billionaire.
- So, where the bloody hell are they? Australia's tourism authorities hose down fears of a slump: all the signs of a looming recession are there: petrol is up, gas-guzzling 4WDs are on the nose, retail spending is down, property values appear to have stalled--oh, and shoplifting is up, A pretty good bunch of indicators that the economy is, well, a bit wobbly on its feet.
- Bamboo socks.
- Asia's most powerful and influential men: ReviewAsia recently published profiles and portraits of some of Asia's most influential and interesting men. Business Asia looks at some of the men who made the list.
- Ice-cream haven.
- The Lebua at State Tower Bangkok: recently in Sydney Australia to promote Asia's latest and most awarded hotel, Mr Deepak Ohri hosted a luncheon for the country's leading travel agents and journalists.
- The BMW X6 creates a niche.
- Embrace Singapore: the heart of rising Asia: for individuals looking to further their careers in a culturally diverse country, Singapore is an ideal destination.
- 'Strengthening our community, building a sustainable future': Business Climate International builds on Sydney APEC leaders' declaration on Climate Change, energy security and clean development.
- The Sydney declaration (edited extract).
- China growth to cool off: economy set to slow, a new report predicts.
- Would the WTO survive a Doha failure.
- Business Climate International Blamey Stakes Day: Historic Business Climate International race sponsorship raises awareness for punters and businesses.
- The Best Business Resorts in Asia Awards: Business Asia Announces 'The Best Business Resorts In Asia Awards' to be held from June to November 2008 with winners announced by country, and the overall winner in December 2008.
- Hilton Phuket Arcadia Resort and Spa: with its sun soaked beaches and year-round summer, Thailand's Phuket is the perfect destination for the family.
- Beware: gap in the road ahead: as the Chinese Government's control of its domestic minerals market tightens--coupled with environmental and production issues--there are fears that demand for Rare Earths will outstrip supply.
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