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India automotive
Indian Auto Components Industry: Brief Introduction (and downloadable Report)
Indian auto component industry is robustly driven by the growth in demand for automobiles. The sector has become a lucrative business proposition for global players, majorly owing to two factors. First, the demand for automobiles is ... Read on
Indian Automobile Industry: Brief Introduction (and downloadable Report)
India is the world's second fastest growing auto market and boasts of the sixth largest automobile industry after China, the US, Germany, Japan and Brazil. According to Vikas Sehgal, Global Head of automotive industry, Rothschild, the Indian ... Read on
Philip Kotler sees India emerging as a leader in car manufacturing
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India: Duty hike will hurt automotive industry
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India: Carmakers likely to speed up diesel engine plans
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India: Budget 2012: Auto industry welcomes incentives to promote hybrid vehicles
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India: The Effects of Fuel Subsidies - Policy reform underpins fuel duel
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China automotive
The Circuitous Path to Electrification of China's Automotive Industry (downloadable report)
As the balance of world market and economic power shifts from West to East, China will emerge as the key location in the battle for dominance of the 21st century's global auto industry. Due to increasing pressure from air pollution ... Read on
China Automotive Monthly: Executive Summary (January, 2012)
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Chinese auto firms buy into European markets
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ASIAtalk headline articles
Chinese Lessons: Avoiding the Liquidity Trap
The rapidly growing Chinese market offers significant expansion opportunities for foreign corporates, but also substantial risks for treasury managers, unaware of China's unique circumstances.
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Korea will emerge as hub of FTAs
FTA negotiations with China to begin within first half of this year. This is the first of a series of interviews of top officials on FTAs as the Korea-U.S. FTA takes effect on March 15 ... Read on
Japan: Edano urges China to respect certified trademark rights
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A Tax-Efficient Model for Valuing Chinese Equity Transfers
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Shining the spotlight on Malaysia's LED industry
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Using Offshore RMB Funds to Invest in Real Estate and Other Assets in China: Further Legal Rules Announced
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Taking Vietnam's economy to the next level
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Asia automotive
South Korea: Auto exports to EU rise despite shrinking market
Korea-EU FTA helps boost car exports to Europe: ministry. Korea's auto exports to the European Union last year surged 42.8 percent from the previous year thanks to the bilateral free trade agreement, the Ministry of Knowledge Economy ... Read on
Thailand: Top 10 in carmaking within sight
The Industry Ministry is confident that automobile production will reach 2.1 million units this year and is predicting the country will be one of the top 10 producers of cars in the world." The automotive industry is ... Read on
Thailand: Big Japanese firms plan to increase investment
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South Korea: Will FTA boost U.S. car sales here?
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Indonesia's Car Market Takes the Fast Lane
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Japanese Auto Industry in Japan
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China-EV.org Blog by Alysha Webb
Is the U.S. government sending electric vehicle technology to China? Sort of.
The U.S. government is sending alternative fuel vehicle technology to China. Okay, that is a bit strong. But, the lack of funding for companies with such technology, and the strict criteria recipients of loans from the Department of Energy Advanced Technology Vehicles Manufacturing program must meet, is forcing U.S. companies to look to China for funding. Read on
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India monthly economic report
The growth in real GDP is placed at 6.9 per cent in the second quarter of 2011-12. It is estimated to be 7.3 per cent for the first half of the current year. Eight core Infrastructure industries grew by 3.1 per cent in ... Read on
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WHITE PAPER of the WEEK - Free download
"Best Practices in Global Logistics" - As a result of global sourcing, transportation management is becoming a more strategic business function at companies where it has not traditionally been a core competency.
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Asia update: February global headlines
Below are the February headlines from around the world featuring articles on Asia. To read articles listed below, please click here.
That Giant Sucking Sound of Manufacturing Jobs Going to China
Source: Forbes
Ashok Leyland keen on acquisitions in China, Russia, Latin America
Source: The Hindu Business Line
Maruti Suzuki may hike worker wages in double digits
Source: The Economic Times
Ford Thailand's hot streak continues
Source: Bangkok Post
India car sales head for first annual fall in 10 years
Source: Reuters
Carmakers in India on fast track to capacity glut
Source: Hindustan Times
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ASIAtalk HR articles
India Inc needs to improve on executive pay governance
CEO compensation in India has grown and is fairly placed vis-a-vis the executive pay level globally, but there is scope for improvement on the pay governance front ... Read on
To read all of the Asia Human Resource articles in this month's eJournal (including HR articles below), please visit by clicking here.
- Japanese universities lag U.S., Britain in combined academic opinion poll
- Hong Kong: Amendment to the General Holidays Ordinance and the Employment Ordinance
- New Beijing airport projected to be world's busiest
- Shanghai Planning to Extend Expat Visas
- Expats Flock to India Seeking Jobs, Excitement
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