Markets Vietnam index up 0.4pc, trade subdued before break HANOI: Vietnam's benchmark VN Index rose 0.37 percent at the break on Friday, on track for its fourth straight gain, Published 13 Feb, 2015 05:39am
Sports Stand-in man Bailey resigned to making way for Clarke MELBOURNE: George Bailey is resigned to the idea that he may well go from captaining Australia against England in the Wo Published 13 Feb, 2015 05:33am
Business & Finance Indian bonds, rupee gain; confidence returns on rate cuts MUMBAI: Indian bonds and the rupee gained on Friday after consumer prices for January came within market expectations an Published 13 Feb, 2015 05:23am
Business & Finance Irish sells 500mn euros of 15-year debt at 1.56pc yield DUBLIN: Ireland sold 500 million euros of 15-year bonds as planned on Thursday at a yield of 1.56 percent as the country Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:50am
Markets Philippine snaps losing streak; central bank keeps rates BANGKOK: Malaysian index hit a near two-week closing low on Thursday as tariff reduction concerns weighed on index heavy Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:43am
Markets Iron ore futures slip amid subdued Chinese buying interest SINGAPORE: Iron ore futures in China and Singapore edged lower on Thursday as weak Chinese buying interest kept spot pri Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:26am
Markets Iron ore futures slip amid subdued Chinese buying interest SINGAPORE: Iron ore futures in China and Singapore edged lower on Thursday as weak Chinese buying interest kept spot pri Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:25am
Business & Finance Baidu's mobile success brings lasting pains HONG KONG: Handheld devices make up more traffic than PC for China's biggest search company. Yet revenue and margins Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:17am
Markets Repsol seeks regulatory nod for East Canada LNG export terminal PORTLAND: Spanish energy giant Repsol filed an application this week with Canadian regulators to begin exporting liquefi Published 12 Feb, 2015 10:03am
Markets Ethiopia cancels diesel import tender for March-August SINGAPORE: Ethiopia has cancelled an import tender for up to 120,000 tonnes of diesel fuel for delivery over March to Au Published 12 Feb, 2015 09:55am
Sports Clarke still has fitness tests to pass MELBOURNE: Australia captain Michael Clarke will miss the World Cup opener against England on Saturday and still has fit Published 12 Feb, 2015 09:51am
Business & Finance Solusi Tunas Pratama announces bond guidance HONG KONG: PT Solusi Tunas Pratama has announced a US$300m offering of five-year non-call three bonds to yield around 6. Published 12 Feb, 2015 08:32am
Markets Gold ticks up from 5-week low as Greek debt drama unfolds SINGAPORE: Gold edged higher on Thursday, after earlier dropping to a five-week low, as confusion over Greece's debt Published 12 Feb, 2015 08:19am
Markets Indonesia rupiah hits 2-month low before current account data SINGAPORE: Indonesia's rupiah fell 1 percent to a near two-month low on Thursday as foreign investors sold the curre Published 12 Feb, 2015 08:12am
Markets London copper steady amid Greece jitters MELBOURNE: London copper slipped in thin trade on Thursday on growing worries that a renewed Greek debt crisis could jol Published 12 Feb, 2015 08:00am
Top News Abe and ministers pile pressure on Japan firms to raise wages TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his economic ministers piled pressure on companies on Thursday to raise wa Published 12 Feb, 2015 07:51am
World Malaysian economy grows 5.8pc in Q4 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's economy grew a faster-than-expected 5.8 percent in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, Published 12 Feb, 2015 07:41am
Markets CBOT corn targets $3.77-3/4 SINGAPORE: CBOT March corn may break a support at $3.85-1/4 per bushel and fall further to $3.77-3/4, as indicated by a Published 12 Feb, 2015 07:33am
Markets Japan core machinery orders jump in positive sign for economy TOKYO: Japan's core machinery orders rose in December at the fastest pace in six months, and companies expect orders Published 12 Feb, 2015 07:28am
Markets China's aluminium tug-of-war to repeat in 2015 LAUNCESTON: Anybody looking at China's vast aluminium sector may be struck by a sense of deja vu, as the issues of l Published 12 Feb, 2015 07:06am