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Asia automotive
China in the Driver's Seat After a century of continuous growth in vehicles, America's love affair with the car appears to be idling. The number of passenger cars and light trucks in operation has hovered around 240 million since 2007. Read on
India: Automobile sector-focussed policies on the anvil Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Wednesday said that the state would soon ink investment agreements with several automobile and auto component makers and would come out with series of industry-specific policies shortly. Read on
Malaysia: MAA says new rules already impact sales of new vehicles New rules means new consequences and the first industry to raise its displeasure over new funding guidelines was the auto industry.Their concerns were stoked by a steep drop in sales in January, and was echoed by Malaysian Automotive ... Read on
China Automotive Monthly: Executive Summary (March, 2012) New Government Vehicle Purchase Rules, Not as Sweet a Pastry for the Chinese Brands as it Might Appear. The recently released list of approved vehicles for government purchase, released by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology ... Read on
Asean Automotive Monthly: Executive Summary (March, 2012) Read on
India Automotive Monthly: Executive Summary (March, 2012) Read on
India: Automobiles industry (April 2012) Read on
Car sales set to double in China by 2020 Read on
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Asia Pacific Economic Outlook - April 2012
The April 2012 edition of the Asia Pacific Economic Outlook gives a near-term outlook for China, Japan, The Philippines, Singapore, and Taiwan. China: China faces myriad questions ... Read on
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ASIAtalk headline articles
2012 India attractiveness survey More than half of our respondents remain convinced about India's long-term prospects and plan to strengthen their operations in the country, with more than two-thirds of those interested in India, planning to implement projects in the ... Read on
How to tap a market like India India's premier B2B automotive magazine "Autocar Professional" asks Roland Berger Managing Partner India, Wilfried Aulbur, what would be the key strategy to tap the opportunity in the Indian automotive market, especially for a newcomer. Read on
Japan's Special Economic Zones Offer Opportunity for Overseas Companies New Initiative Provides Regulatory Relief, Tax Breaks, Financial Support.To say that 2011 was not an easy year for Japan would be a gross understatement. The Great East Japan ... Read on
India: Electronics policy to be approved soon: Sibal The 'National Policy on Electronics', which envisages a turnover of Rs.17.94 lakh crore ($400 billion) from India's electronic sector by 2020, is likely to be approved this month, said IT and Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal, on the sidelines of the ... Read on
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China-EV.org Blog by Alysha Webb
Toyota EV guru Bill Reinert not keen on pure electric; China government would agree for now Toyota rules the hybrid market here in the U.S.-sales of its Prius account for about half of all hybrids sold here. And the Prius family is growing - it now includes a larger Prius than the original model, a smaller Prius, and a plug-in hybrid Prius. Read on
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ASIAtalk - additional eJournal articles
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- The RMB is coming. Is your company prepared?
- China Expands Use of RMB as Cross-border Settlement Currency
- Study indicates India's urbanisation trend intact
- Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade to Facilitate U.S. Imports
- All about the fives: China's transportation plans
- India accounts for half of global IT-BPO outsourcing
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Asia update: May global headlines
Below are the May headlines from around the world featuring articles on Asia. To read articles listed below, please click here.
China offshores manufacturing to the U.S. Source: CNN Money
The end of cheap China: What do soaring Chinese wages mean for global manufacturing? Source: The Economist
Toyota Taking Massive Effort to Reduce Its Supply Chain Risk in Japan Source: SupplyChainDigest
Indian Automakers Post Record Sales in March Source: IndustryWeek
Nissan to make India export hub Source: The Economic Times
Maruti's cumulative exports cross one million mark Source: Business Standard
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ASIAtalk HR articles
Manpower Employment Outlook Survey reveals Indian employers expect vigorous hiring pace to continue in the second quarter Services and Finance: sector employers report strongest hiring expectations for the quarter ahead. Indian Employers' hiring plans for Q2 2012 continue to be most optimistic among all 41 countries and territories surveyed despite global ... Read on
Asian Firms Offer More Variable Pay than Western Firms Asian companies are more likely to make changes to long-term incentive plans and increase pay-out targets in 2012. Significant differences in executive pay practices between Asian firms and Western firms operating in Asia were identified ... Read on
Asian education systems lacking "practice orientation" Chief executives in globally competitive Indian companies are saying graduates lack the skills required to "operate in the real world". In the words of Tharman Shanmugaratnam, deputy prime minister, these companies have to "put ... Read on
Destination Profile: Japan Expats are starting to return to the island after 2011 earthquake, tsunami.On March 11, 2011, Japan's strongest-ever earthquake occurred off the coast of the northeast part of Honshu Island, some 140 miles from Tokyo. This in turn ... Read on
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- Comparative Employment Risks in the BRIC Countries
- Changes Affecting the U.S. Visa Application Process in Japan
- Employers Beware: The Changing Landscape of Assignments to Hong Kong
- Vietnam: Guidelines on the Recruitment of and Management Over Expatriates
- Singapore: Skill shortage remains a problem
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