| Yahoo CEO Mayer's Turnaround Plan Replaces CFO Posted: 26 Sep 2012 09:14 AM PDT | Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- In today's "Movers & Shakers," Bloomberg's Betty Lu reports that Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer's latest move in her turnaround plan involves the ouster of CFO Tim Morse. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop." | Views: 40 0 ratings | | Time: 00:44 | More in News & Politics |
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| Obama mocks Romney tough talk on China Posted: 26 Sep 2012 05:06 PM PDT | President Barack Obama took a few more punches at Mitt Romney Wednesday in the key swing state of Ohio, calling out his Republican rival for talking tough on China despite having profited for years from companies that outsourced there.Duration: 00:47 | Views: 19 2 ratings | | Time: 00:48 | More in News & Politics |
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| The Stream - China's online patriots Posted: 20 Sep 2012 02:41 PM PDT | Have the Chinese protests over the disputed islands gone too far in their anti-Japan sentiment? We examine how Chinese web users are discussing patriotism. | Views: 5721 45 ratings | | Time: 33:49 | More in Shows |
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| China Navy Adds Muscle With First Aircraft Carrier Posted: 26 Sep 2012 09:11 AM PDT | Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- In "Street News," Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu reports on today's top stories including China debuts its first ever aircraft carrier, a judge rules that former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is allowed to keep his $53 million severance and Intel CEO Paul Otellini claims Microsoft's Windows 8 is being released before it is ready. She speaks on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance." | Views: 25 0 ratings | | Time: 00:55 | More in News & Politics |
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| Trade to top EU-China summit Posted: 19 Sep 2012 11:46 AM PDT | www.euronews.com This Thursday, European and Chinese leaders will gather in Brussels for the 15th EU-China summit. Traditionally, trade, the economy and the environment have topped the agenda and this time looks set to be no different. A spat over cheap Chinese solar panels is one issue expected to dominate discussions. In addition, EU leaders are also expected to use the summit to push Beijing to change its stance on Syria. Despite such differences, relations between the two powers are increasingly close. Speaking from China town in the Belgian city of Antwerp euronews' Isabel Silva said: ''One of the clearest signs of deepening ties between Europe and China is the flow of students in both directions. In Belgium alone, there are 2300 Chinese students. Many young Europeans also want to work in China.'' While it is unclear whether Europe's economic crisis is encouraging EU citizens to learn Chinese, it seems a growing number of Europeans want to pick up the language. In September, Antwerp's Management School launched its own masters degree in 'China-Europe Business Studies.'' In all, 16 students signed up. The course is divided between study time in Belgium and China so students are able to put theory into practice. But as some of them warn, big cultural differences, especially in the way business is done, remain. "Before I came here, I worked as a Chinese teacher for two years and I have seen that people had lot of misunderstandings because of different cultural <b>...</b> | Views: 91 8 ratings | | Time: 01:51 | More in News & Politics |
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| China, Japan dispute escalates amid protests Posted: 18 Sep 2012 10:27 AM PDT | Anti-Japan protests in China continue as the Chinese mark the anniversary of Japan's invasion in 1931. More Japanese companies say they're suspending their operations in China in response to violent protests earlier in the week over an ongoing territorial dispute. Al Jazeera's Marga Ortigas reports from Hong Kong. | Views: 2110 38 ratings | | Time: 02:20 | More in News & Politics |
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| Al Jazeera reports on disputed East China Sea islands Posted: 25 Sep 2012 01:03 AM PDT | Fishermen from Taiwan have joined a dispute over a chain of islands, which China and Japan also say belongs to them. The Taiwanese vessels left the area after Japanese coast guard ships fired water cannon on the fleet of fishing boats. Japan's coastguard said it warned the boats and television footage showed water being sprayed on the Taiwanese ships. Taiwan is the third country to lay claim to the islands, which China and Japan also say belong to them. Al Jazeera's Steve Chao has more from Yonaguni, a Japanese island about 125 kilometres from Taiwan, and then China analyst shares his view of the dispute from Hong Kong. | Views: 2393 23 ratings | | Time: 06:43 | More in News & Politics |
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| Japan and Taiwan duel with water cannons over disputed islands Posted: 25 Sep 2012 05:23 PM PDT | Coastguard vessels from Japan and Taiwan duel with water cannons near a disputed island chain after dozens of Taiwanese boats escorted by patrol ships sailed into the vacinity of the Tokyo-controlled archipelago.Duration: 00:23 | Views: 319 6 ratings | | Time: 00:24 | More in News & Politics |
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| 1200 Tesla Vehicle Purchase Cancellations Posted: 26 Sep 2012 07:54 AM PDT | Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Today's "BWest Byte" is 1200, for the number of Tesla cancellations. Cory Johnson reports on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg West." (Source: Bloomberg) | Views: 23 0 ratings | | Time: 01:12 | More in News & Politics |
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| AFP: hands-off on Japan-China territorial dispute Posted: 26 Sep 2012 07:47 AM PDT | NewsLife - AFP: hands-off on Japan-China territorial dispute - [September 26, 2012] | Views: 1 0 ratings | | Time: 01:18 | More in News & Politics |
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| Listening Post - Feature: Pushing the limits of Chinese journalism Posted: 23 Sep 2012 04:52 AM PDT | When the world pays attention to Chinese journalism, it is usually for the wrong reasons. The Paris-based press freedom group, Reporters Without Borders, ranks China as the sixth most repressive media environment in the world. Chinese reporters and the outlets they work for are routinely written off as mere government mouthpieces. The Communist Party does maintain a tight grip in most areas, but media production in China has exploded over the past three decades, and with that has come new competition for readers, viewers and revenues. That has given rise to a new kind of investigative reporting. News outlets have found that, like anywhere else, exposing wrongdoing and unearthing the odd scandal can be good for business. Investigative reporting in China is not without its limits or risks. But China is no longer the journalistic black hole it once was. The Listening Post's Meenakshi Ravi looks at the grey areas, and the reporters finding ways to produce some high quality, muckraking journalism in the world's largest one-party state. | Views: 1146 38 ratings | | Time: 08:24 | More in News & Politics |
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| The Must Read: Fed Message, 1920's Housing Bubble Posted: 26 Sep 2012 08:02 AM PDT | Sept. 26 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu recap the op-ed pieces and analyst notes providing insight behind today's headlines. They speak on Bloomberg Television's "Bloomberg Surveillance." | Views: 64 0 ratings | | Time: 01:40 | More in News & Politics |
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| Tibet exiles debate future as change looms in China Posted: 25 Sep 2012 08:59 AM PDT | Tibetan exiles begin their biggest gathering in four years on September 25, 2012, eyeing a change of leadership in China and seeking ways to end a gruesome wave of self-immolation protests. About 400 Tibetans from around the world came together in the home of the exile community in mountainous northern India for the four-day meeting, called to highlight the plight of Tibetans under Chinese rule. Duration: 00:36 | Views: 84 1 ratings | | Time: 00:37 | More in News & Politics |
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