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CNNMoney: Dunkin' shares slump on secondary offeringupdated: Tue Nov 01 2011 15:23:00

Greece is on the front pages again, after it became clear that the Mediterranean country will put the latest European debt restructuring plan on referendum.

Where are cell phones most popular?updated: Fri Oct 07 2011 16:01:00

China's two special administration regions -- Macau and Hong Kong -- have more cell phone subscriptions per capita than anywhere else in the world.

Where do people live the longest?updated: Thu Aug 18 2011 14:57:00

No country has a higher life expectancy than Monaco -- and it's not even close.

Money Magazine: Finding hidden growth in unexpected placesupdated: Mon Jul 25 2011 07:56:00

With more than 20 years managing foreign portfolios -- 16 at Artisan Funds -- Mark Yockey is one of the most experienced international investors around.

Taiwan's offices in Hong Kong, Macau to come out of hidingupdated: Wed Jul 13 2011 21:21:00

Taiwan's de facto representative offices in Hong Kong and Macau -- China's two special administration regions (SAR) -- will come out of hiding this week after operating incognito for nearly 45 years, a move that experts say defines a thawing of historically frosty cross-strait relations.

Chinese state media: Jiang Zemin's death 'pure rumor'updated: Thu Jul 07 2011 08:58:00

Chinese state media is dismissing reports that former President Jiang Zemin has died, calling them "pure rumor."

Indonesia tax official sentenced to seven years for corruptionupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 08:08:00

An Indonesian court on Wednesday handed a seven-year sentence to a former tax official for corruption in a case that exposed rampant government graft.

5 restaurant escapes with exotic viewsupdated: Mon Nov 29 2010 07:45:00

From the Maldives to Macau, escape to these restaurants for a healthy helping of stunning scenery.

Talk Asia: Usherupdated: Wed Aug 11 2010 23:38:00

The multi-million record selling superstar on his friendship with Michael Jackson, mentoring Justin Bieber and more.

Baccarat craze in Macauupdated: Sun Mar 14 2010 23:02:00

Baccarat brings in boatloads of revenue to Macau. CNN's Pauline Chiou reports.

Casino comeback in Macauupdated: Thu Dec 17 2009 00:03:00

CNN's Eunice Yoon reports on the casino construction revival in Macau.

Gambling on Macauupdated: Wed Oct 14 2009 22:14:00

Lawrence Ho has taken a calculated approach to building his own casino empire in Macau.

Lawrence Ho: Gambling and family fortunesupdated: Wed Oct 14 2009 22:14:00

Who would open one of the world's biggest casinos in the depths of a global recession?

Fortune: Macau casinos roll a pair of hot IPOsupdated: Fri Oct 02 2009 17:55:00

In recession-battered Las Vegas, there is still plenty of elbow room at the craps tables. Not so in Macau. Gambling revenue in the Chinese region soared in September, according to figures released this week, and two hotly anticipated stock offerings show that the high rollers have returned.

Going 'Gaga' in Macau with pop's musical misfitupdated: Wed Sep 16 2009 22:26:00

There are no downsides to fame, said Lady Gaga, the singer and currently one of the hottest things in pop.

Fortune: Betting on casino stocksupdated: Tue Aug 11 2009 10:17:00

Gaming companies have taken a huge hit in the current downturn, and their stocks have been crapping out. But with overseas markets booming and a lot of assets hitting the selling block, some industry watchers say it may be time for investors to put their chips back on the table.

Fortune: Odds on Steve Wynn beating Vegasupdated: Mon Jun 01 2009 09:36:00

Wynn Resorts is suffering as fewer gamblers visit its hotel casinos, and those who do visit bet less.

Vacancies in midst of outbreakupdated: Tue Apr 28 2009 11:15:00

The Obama administration is facing the swine flu outbreak without several of its top health agency leaders in place.

Toilet training: Taking sanitation seriouslyupdated: Tue Nov 18 2008 18:14:00

The number of people worldwide without access to a toilet -- no public restroom, no outhouse, no latrine, no smallest room -- is a whopping 2.6 billion. That's four out of ten people.

Time.com: A Dozen More Chinese Dairy Companies Accusedupdated: Wed Oct 01 2008 11:00:00

Fifteen more Chinese dairy companies were identified Wednesday as producing milk products contaminated with an industrial chemical, further broadening a scandal affecting products ranging from baby formula to chocolate, authorities said

Manufacturing giant recalls melamine tainted teaupdated: Tue Sep 30 2008 10:29:00

Unilever is recalling four batches of Lipton Milk Tea sold in Hong Kong and Macau after finding traces of the chemical melamine in the product, the company said Tuesday.

Steve Wynn: Casino mogul moves on Macauupdated: Tue Sep 02 2008 22:16:00

Steve Wynn is a man who not only makes the preposterous possible, but also profitable.

Time.com: Jackie Chan: Segway Dealer Has Piracy Fearsupdated: Wed Jun 04 2008 15:35:00

Actor Jackie Chan says his Segway dealership here is doing well, though costs are high because the manufacturer won't let him assemble the battery-powered scooters in China for fear of piracy

UK Olympians to 'camp' in Macauupdated: Tue Apr 29 2008 10:14:00

Great Britain's Olympic athletes are choosing a gambling mecca in southern China over Beijing as a place to train and rest until just prior to their events during the 2008 Summer Games, a British team official says.

Australia torch relayupdated: Tue Apr 29 2008 07:41:00

The Olympic torch relay in Australia ends without drama. Andrew Stevens reports.

Macau minister jailed for corruptionupdated: Wed Jan 30 2008 06:24:00

Macau's highest court found a former minister guilty Wednesday of taking tens of millions of dollars in kickbacks in the Chinese gambling enclave's biggest-ever corruption case.

SI.com: Justin Gimelstob: Off the court, the world No. 1 is weirdly down to earthupdated: Tue Jan 22 2008 11:28:00

MELBOURNE, Australia -- I snuck out to the indoor practice facility at Melbourne Park Tuesday during a break in my commentating responsibilities for the Tennis Channel when, of all people, Roger Federer was finishing up on my court. Typically, the greatest player of all-time was using his off-day to hit tennis balls.

Best new restaurants of 2007updated: Thu Dec 27 2007 16:03:00

As more and more of you dream and scheme your vacations around unforgettable meals, T+L has searched far and wide -- through eight cities across four continents, to be precise -- to unearth the world's greatest new dining experiences.

Tourists fight tour guidesupdated: Thu Dec 06 2007 02:40:00

Riot police are called to control angry Chinese tourists in Macau.

Air Asia growthupdated: Tue Nov 20 2007 01:02:00

CNN's Andrew Stevens interviews Tony Fernandes, Founder and CEO, Air Asia, about the growth of Air Asia

Interview with Tony Fernandesupdated: Tue Nov 20 2007 01:02:00

Tony Fernandes, founder and CEO of Asia's first low-budget carrier Air Asia, talks with Andrew Stevens.

Fortune: Confessions of a CEOupdated: Fri Nov 02 2007 05:45:00

On a spring morning in 1998, Dominic Orr woke up as he did every day, in the dark. While his children slept, he showered, checked his phone and e-mail messages, and drove from his Saratoga, Calif., home to a breakfast meeting nearby. When he emerged an hour or so later, he stopped cold.

CNNMoney: Tycoon wants mini-Vegas casinos worldwideupdated: Tue Sep 11 2007 22:07:00

American billionaire and gambling tycoon Sheldon Adelson said Wednesday he wanted to set up variations of Las Vegas-style strips around the world, with Asia alone having room for several more casinos.

CNNMoney: Gambling on Macauupdated: Wed Sep 05 2007 06:38:00

Gambling on Macau

CNNMoney: World's biggest casino set to open in Macauupdated: Mon Aug 27 2007 00:47:00

The world's biggest casino opens in Macau on Tuesday, the most ambitious throw of the dice yet in a $24 billion effort to build a Las Vegas-style "neon alley" in this Chinese gambling enclave.

CNNMoney: Playboy expands European marketupdated: Fri Aug 24 2007 03:19:00

Playboy bunnies are to return to London after a 25-year absence when the U.S. entertainment company opens a store and a casino-cum-restaurant venue.

Wagering not a sure bet for 2008 Gamesupdated: Tue Jul 31 2007 07:33:00

Huang Ming considers himself to be a good Chinese citizen. "I work hard, I support my family and I don't commit crime," says the 39-year-old courier from Guangdong Province.

Fortune: Macau nowupdated: Mon Jul 02 2007 02:50:00

Hunter S. Thompson would have found much to fear and loathe in Macau, the former Portuguese colony rebranding itself as a gambling paradise. The good doctor (rest his soul) would have been vexed to discover that Macau, surrounded by water and crowded immigration checkpoints, is best entered by ferry, not gas-guzzling Caddy. No doubt he'd have been dismayed to learn that since Macau's 1999 return to Chinese rule, hallucinogenic substances aren't easily procured. But then again, when you can gaze at the Grand Lisboa casino, the newly built neon orb that throbs and pulses at the edge of the Macau peninsula like the Technicolor egg of some gargantuan radioactive monster, who really needs peyote?

N. Korea: Atomic inspectors can returnupdated: Sat Jun 16 2007 07:15:00

North Korea has invited inspectors from the U.N. nuclear watchdog back into the country to monitor the shut down of its main nuclear reactor, state media reports.

Time.com: U.S., Korean Envoys Continue Talksupdated: Tue Jun 12 2007 13:25:00

U.S. and South Korean envoys in the North Korea nuclear disarmament talks met amid reports that Russia had proposed a solution to an impasse over Pyongyang's access to a frozen $25 million

Cash row halts N.Korea talks againupdated: Sun Mar 18 2007 22:41:00

Talks to resolve the crisis over North Korea's nuclear ambitions stalled again Tuesday as Pyongyang walked out of the six-party negotiations after demanding immediate delivery of $25 million in frozen bank funds.

Macau focus of push on NK activityupdated: Thu May 18 2006 19:44:00

The Chinese enclave of Macau is known for its gambling, sex trade and Chinese gangsters, with intrigue and shady deals long part of its landscape.

Pansy Ho Talkasia Transcriptupdated: Wed Nov 23 2005 03:41:00

LH: Lorraine Hahn PH: Pansy Ho

Fortune: THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUTupdated: Mon Oct 17 2005 00:01:00

Sheldon Adelson has made billions of dollars by seeing things others do not. But even he was stumped three years ago when he first laid eyes on the real estate that Chinese officials were offering him to build a new casino in Macau. "It's very nice, very picturesque," he thought. "But it's under- water! They've relegated me to the boonies!" Like every other bigtime casino developer, he was well aware of Macau's potential: The former Portuguese colony south of Hong Kong is the only place in the Chinese-speaking world where betting is legal. It's located a short drive or plane ride away from a billion-plus Chinese --who, by the way, are the world's most ferocious gamblers. But out here? On a future landfill project several miles from the crowded downtown peninsula where the action had always been? Still, the more Adelson thought about it, the more he became convinced that he had spotted something glittering beneath the blue water of the South China Sea. More than glittering: a gold mine. A bustling gambling

Dial a city tour on a cell phoneupdated: Tue Aug 30 2005 09:39:00

Next time you are in Hong Kong for business, you may want to take a tour of the city using your mobile phone.

Building a sustainable futureupdated: Wed May 11 2005 07:16:00

Two trends will affect global practice over the next two decades: the need to pursue sustainable patterns of development; and the opportunities presented by developing economies.

Las Vegas Sands Corp. Chairman Sheldon Adelson TalkAsia Transcriptupdated: Tue Apr 12 2005 05:01:00

Airdate: April 2nd, 2005

CNNMoney: Should you bet on Wynn?updated: Wed Apr 06 2005 09:12:00

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Wynn Resorts, the publicly traded casino company run by Vegas legend Steve Wynn, has soared nearly 400 percent since it started trading in October 2002...and the company's first casino hasn't even opened yet.

China tells Hong Kong to shape upupdated: Mon Dec 20 2004 01:12:00

Chinese President Hu Jintao has praised the "one country, two systems" formula in the former Portuguese enclave of Macau, but says nearby Hong Kong has to do better to make it work.

Hong Kong Business Tycoon Stanley Ho TalkAsia Interview Transcriptupdated: Wed Oct 13 2004 01:06:00

Airdate: October 2nd, 2004

AirAsia's CEO flies humbly high updated: Fri Jul 16 2004 15:08:00

As governments race to liberalize their airspace amid the explosive growth in Asian budget carriers, one man and his airline are ahead of the curve.

Hot French chefs dish out in Chinaupdated: Tue Jan 13 2004 23:15:00

Food fans in Southern China are being lured to restaurants run by two of the finest French chefs in the world, as the Francophile cuisine takes off in this part of the world.

Fortune: DEDICATED TO THEIR WORK Meet 20 CEOs, managers, and technocrats who help drive the economies of the Pacific Rim. updated: Mon Oct 01 1990 00:01:00

ASIA'S EQUIVALENT of the old Puritan work ethic, more than anything else, propels the fastest-growing economies on earth. Striving, saving, and often taking bold but calculated risks, ambitious Asi...

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