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February 1, 2010
BSkyB v EDS: Why is the case so important?
The case of EDS v BSkyB is by far and away the most important legal case in the...Not since the 1996 case of St Albans City and District Council v International Computers Limited (which defined whether software was goods or services) has... By Dai Davis, IT lawyer and partner at Brooke North LLP
January 20, 2010
Reason v emotion in China’s growth story
In the far north of China last weekend, thousands of Chinese tourists...gigantic blocks of ice. The spectacle of China’s new middle class on holiday was...crumbled. This year, the consensus is for China to grow even faster, by at least 9.5... By David Pilling
January 22, 2010
India secures China pledge on trade surplus
...over the difficulty of exporting to China is one of a number of grievances that...prime minister, expressed surprise over China’s growing “assertiveness” over its...Pradesh, a state in India’s far north-east. China has recently dislodged the US as India...Jiming at China International Capital Corporation, the renminbi depreciated by 14 per... By James Lamont in New Delhi and Geoff Dyer in China
February 8, 2010
Chinese aim for Olympic gold in curling
...smooth-soled shoe on one foot to slide: China’s curlers made do with a plastic bag...only about 200 people play the sport in China. But Ms Wang and her three team-mates...the state. They all come from Harbin in north-east China and attended the city’s state-run sports... By Geoff Dyer in Beijing
February 9, 2010
Chinese aim for Olympic gold in curling
...smooth-soled shoe on one foot to slide: China's curlers made do with a plastic bag...only about 200 people play the sport in China.But Ms Wang and her three team-mates...the state. They all come from Harbin in north-east China and attended the city's state-run... By Geoff Dyer in Beijing
4:36pm
Apollo predicts ‘bonanza’ in commercial property
...ve come off the precipice and moved back into more healthy territory.” He said credit markets had come back sharply in a V-shaped recovery. “It was the best period for buying distressed debt we have seen, perhaps in our careers... 18 months...more ”idiosyncratic” deals, such as Apollo’s recent agreement to take control of Texas-based Parallel Petroleum Corporation through a restructuring deal that reduced the company’s debt, he said. By Martin Arnold in Berlin
November 28, 2009
Books of the year
...from the first American trade mission to China, in 1784, to the 2008 Beijing Olympics...A Sweet-Sour Memoir of Eating in China’ has won the Jane Grigson...music offers some relief. The Magnetic North: Notes from the Arctic Circle By Sara Wheeler Jonathan...100 Rush to get this one: it is in a limited edition of 500 and, accompanying the...as well as the first encyclopaedia of China. This beautiful book illustrates his world... Introduction by Rosie Blau
February 5, 2010
Rio Tinto hires new China boss
...Mr Ritchie last year assumed responsibility for China after Anthony Loo, former head of Asia and China, moved to North America. Mr Loo was previously Rio’s chief representative in China, a position that made him legally liable for any... By Peter Smith in Sydney and Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai
February 6, 2010
Rio Tinto acts to improve its China relations
...Mr Ritchie last year assumed responsibility for China after Anthony Loo, former head of Asia and China, moved to North America.Mr Loo was previously Rio's chief representative in China, a position that made him legally liable for any... By Peter Smith in Sydney, Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai and,William MacNamara in London
February 6, 2010
Rio Tinto acts to improve China relations
...Mr Ritchie last year assumed responsibility for China after Anthony Loo, former head of Asia and China, moved to North America. Mr Loo was previously Rio’s chief representative in China, a position that made him legally liable for any... By Peter Smith in Sydney, Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai and William MacNamara in London