Sony profits rise
Sony has reported a rise in profits for the April-to-June quarter thanks to what it called “the favourable impact of foreign exchange rates”.
Suspended jail sentences for ex-Olympus execs
Last month a Japanese court handed suspended sentences to three ex-Olympus executives accused of engineering accounting fraud at the camera and medical equipment maker.
Bruce Lee exhibition to hit Hong Kong
A new exhibition in Hong Kong, where Bruce Lee spent his childhood and became a martial arts film star, is being launched to celebrate the man and commemorate the 40th anniversary of his death.
Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd : Powering Success
APAC Outlook profiles Asia Projects Engineering Pte Ltd, a company primarily engaged in plant engineering work and maintenance.
Cardno seeks expansion
Africa is undergoing a period of unprecedented economic growth and this represents huge opportunity says Bruce Johnson, Area Manager/Manager New Projects, Cardno BEC.
Pan Asia Logistics Profile
APAC Outlook profiles Pan Asia Logistics, a preferred air and ocean freight forwarder and logistics partner for many top brands in the East Asian market.
McThai : They’re lovin’ it
APAC Outlook talks to Hester Chew, Chairman of Executive Committee and CEO of McThai, Thailand’s sole McDonald’s franchisee.
Suspended jail sentences for ex-Olympus execs
A Japanese court has handed suspended sentences to three former Olympus executives accused of engineering accounting fraud at the camera and medical equipment maker.
Telenor and Ooredoo win Myanmar telecoms licences
Telenor Mobile Communications of Norway and Qatar Telecom, which has changed its name to Ooredoo, have been awarded telecommunications licences by the Telecommunications Operator Tender Evaluation and Selection Committee.
Ping An buys Lloyd’s building in London
A German Closed End Fund has confirmed the sale of The Lloyds Building in London to Ping An for £260 million.
