Why Were We in Vietnam? | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None Doing business in China is beginning to cost real money. Not that Chinese workers are buying second homes or anything like that: Their average wage is still a little short of a dollar an hour.

Malaysian shares higher at midday on bargain-hunting after Wall St rise | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Financial) - Malaysian shares were higher at the end of the morning session on Wednesday on bargain- hunting after recent steep losses, with investors tracking strong gains on Wall Street overnight triggered by falling oil prices Malaysian detective vanishes after sex claim against deputy prime minister | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None Opposition lawmakers and a former lawyer for the detective, Balasubramaniam Perumal, say they are concerned for his safety and believe he retracted his statement under duress, after roiling Malaysia's politics with claims that Deputy Prime Minister Sovereign funds reps meet in Singapore | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None Australia is taking part in a meeting of representatives of the world's sovereign wealth funds in Singapore as part of efforts to prepare voluntary guidelines for the funds. UPDATE 1-Malaysia June CPI rise may exceed 6 pct - c.bank | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 (Reuters) - Malaysian annual inflation in June probably exceeded 6.0 percent, the central bank chief said on Wednesday, breaching a mark not seen in 26 years and reinforcing expectations of an interest rate hike. PREVIEW: Singapore 2Q GDP Likely Fell On Weak Manufacturing | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 3 Favoured : None SINGAPORE -(Dow Jones)- Singapore's economy likely contracted in the second quarter as weak exports weighed on the city-state's key manufacturing sector. US Calls Thai Insurgency 'Very Worrisome' | Print |  E-mail Wednesday, 09 July 2008   Views : 4 Favoured : None WASHINGTON (AFP)--The U.S. said Tuesday that a Muslim insurgency in southern Thailand was 'very worrisome' but did not anticipate any role in helping to resolve the turmoil.

More... Aussie jailed for six years in Cambodia Hot on China & Vietnam APT Philippines Champion Sets Sights on Macau Ex-Khmer Rouge minister loses appeal against detention by Cambodia's tribunal Malaysia c.bank to weigh growth, inflation risks [XFNA] Intramuros, Manila Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra went on trial today to face corruption charges.... US says Thai insurgency 'very worrisome' Vietnamese police launch cell phone network Aussie jailed for six years in Cambodia

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