The Times - November 28 , 2016

Modern French presidents have all been elected on the back of a pledge to restore the nation’s economic health through painless reforms. And the reforms have always failed.

The Times - November 28 , 2016

Architect’s call to socially cleanse central London and pimp it out to the international elite betrays our national values

The Times - November 28 , 2016

A senior member of a neo-Nazi group may face criminal charges after calling at a secret meeting of far-right nationalists for Jews to be “eradicated”, The Times has learnt.

The Times - November 28 , 2016

A prominent journalist at the BBC has accused it of not taking religion seriously and failing to fulfil its role as a public service broadcaster.

The New York Times - November 23 , 2016

The Beijing dialect is disappearing, a victim of language standardization in schools and offices, urban redevelopment, and migration.

NST - November 18 , 2016

The election of Donald Trump as the next United States president on Nov 8 may come to be viewed as an historic paradigm shift.

NST - November 17 , 2016

Japan is welcome to bid for the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail project but the final decision rests with the Malaysia and Singapore governments, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak.

NST - November 17 , 2016

Bank Negara Malaysia has warned that it will penalise Malaysian registered banks — both local and foreign — that facilitate ringgit transactions on the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market.

NST - November 16 , 2016

Elections in the past had not always been genteel but regulated in many ways. All that has changed now. As there is currently not much control over the Internet, the electoral parties are taking advantage of this to be as prolific as they can to turn their opponents’ gaffes and conflicting ...

Straits Times - November 16 , 2016

Singapore is to get 4,000 new free Wi-Fi hot spots by next April in communal spaces such as polyclinics and hawker centres.

ZaoBao - November 16 , 2016

10个智能垃圾桶设在沿着乌节路的威士马广场和文华购物廊的户外人行道。每个垃圾桶的无线网信号最远可达30米，网速一般为每秒10兆比特（Mbps)。

China Daily - November 15 , 2016

China United Network Communications Ltd said it has partnered with internet giants in a move to arrest its continuing profit decline and speed up its shift toward the mobile internet.

China Daily - November 15 , 2016

Retail sector being increasingly driven by e-commerce customers as bricks-and-mortar stores feel the heat amid changing shopping habits

China Daily - November 15 , 2016

Alipay, China's largest online payment service provider, saw a surge in the number of cross-border payment transactions processed on the Singles Day shopping festival, as the Chinese online shopping extravaganza gains global influence.

China Daily - November 15 , 2016

Audi AG has joined hands with China's largest automaker SAIC Motor to localize and sell its models, a move to consolidate its beleaguered lead in the country's premium car market.

The New York Times - November 14 , 2016

Over the last week, two of the world’s biggest internet companies have faced mounting criticism over how fake news on their sites may have influenced the presidential election’s outcome.

WSJ - November 8 , 2016

South Korean prosecutors raided the offices of Samsung Electronics Co. on Tuesday as a growing political scandal surrounding the country’s leader drew attention to influential conglomerates.

The Economic Times - November 8 , 2016

AirAsia India has roped in former Mumbai supercop Dhanushyakodi Sivanandhan to help in the ongoing investigations into its alleged irregular transactions, and also to advise in any such cases in future

NST - November 8 , 2016

Malaysian Anti-Corruption Agency (MACC) chief commissioner Dzulkifli Ahmad issued an open letter to all Malaysians today, assuring them that the agency’s all-out war against corruption and abuse of power will continue.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

AS all of us watched the US Presidential debates and await the outcome of the elections in early November with bated breathe, I was struck by how much the world is moving on different planes.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

MALAYSIA has “made extraordinary achievements” in the wake of Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak’s official visit to China this week.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, who announced the new routes by the national carrier during the launch of the Alitrip Malaysia Tourism Pavilion (MTP) by e-commerce giant Alibaba MTP at a ceremony in Beijing yesterday, said Malaysia was gearing up for two million Chinese arrivals by the...

The Star - November 5 , 2016

Alibaba founder and executive chairman Jack Ma will kick-start his role as adviser to the Malaysian Government on its digital economy at the launch of a e-free trade zone (e-FTZ) in March.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

STAR Media Group Bhd has embarked on the second phase of its digital transformation plan with the launch of dimsum, its very own video on demand service.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

Unveiling Star Media Group’s new business venture dimsum are Roy Tan, Wong Chun Wai and Lam Swee Kim.

The Star - November 5 , 2016

CONVENIENCE store chain operator 7-Eleven Malaysia Holdings Bhd is jumping on the bandwagon in e-commerce by offering parcel locker services in some of its outlets to facilitate delivery for online shopping.

The Star - November 2 , 2016

THe Greeks who invented it called it demokratia or “rule by the people”. It’s a beautiful notion but in reality, democracy, to quote Frank Underwood from House of Cards, is “so overrated”.

SCMP - November 1 , 2016

The calls at the G20 from Xi Jinping and IMF chief Christine Lagarde for coordinated global action to boost growth come at a time when economists are refocusing on the problems the Euro zone is having in kickstarting its sluggish economy. One concern is that European policymakers face challenges ...

The New York Times - November 1 , 2016

Growing personal debt, declining incomes and ever higher taxes as Greece’s depression grinds on have turned property and the dream of easy money into dread of a catastrophic burden.

The New York Times - November 1 , 2016

London has felt the biggest “Brexit” boom. According to the global market research company GfK, sales of watches priced at more than 10,000 pounds, or about $12,320, were up 67 percent in the British capital in September, compared with the same period last year. And the figure was alm...

The New York Times - November 1 , 2016

If you were designing a nation from scratch, it would look something like Australia. A Eurasian people, boring politicians, and an economy that virtually runs itself.

Straits Times - November 1 , 2016

Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam gives his perspective on how work is changing, why he is not yet a fan of the gig economy and the role of government in the new economy, in a dialogue with McKinsey and Company global managing partner Dominic Barton at the McKinsey Innovation Forum hel...