Mark Mobius: India's proposed tax rules a 'big mistake'
India is faltering as an investment destination because of significant policy mistakes and stock prices there will slide if the nation's credit rating is cut, according to Mark Mobius, one of the worl
Galaxy phones power Samsung to record $5.2 billion profit
Samsung Electronics posted a record $5.2 billion quarterly profit as it shifted over 20,000 Galaxy smartphones an hour in January-March, outselling Apple's iPhone in a duel for the lucrative high end
Samsung chairman tops South Korea's rich list
Samsung Electronics chairman Lee Kun-Hee, currently embroiled in an inheritance dispute with his siblings, remains South Korea's richest man, according to a Forbes magazine ranking published on Thursd
North. Korea 'missiles' at parade were mock-ups: Experts
Apparently new long-range ballistic missiles displayed at a North Korean military parade this month were mock-ups, according to two German experts who termed the exercise "a nice dog and pony show".
Posco Q1 net profit down on low prices, high costs
South Korea's Posco, the world's third largest steelmaker by output, said on Friday first-quarter net profit dropped 42 per cent year-on-year due to price cuts and higher raw material costs.
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S. Korea footballer 'kills himself' after match-fixing ban
A South Korean footballer who was banned for life over a match-fixing scandal has taken his own life, police said on Monday, the third suicide linked to the controversy that erupted last year.
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North Korea tests long-range missile: Report
North Korea has been developing a new long-range ballistic missile in a separate programme from the one that led to a failed rocket launch this week, a South Korean TV station reported on Saturday.
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Polls open in South Korean parliamentary election
Polls opened Wednesday in South Korea's closely contested parliamentary elections, seen as a key test of sentiment ahead of December's presidential poll.
Voting began at 6:00 am (2100 GMT) at 13,470
Samsung posts record profit on smartphone boom
Samsung Electronics, the world's top technology firm by revenue, posted record quarterly profit of $5.15 billion on booming sales of its Galaxy smartphones and the Note, a mini-tablet and phone.
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North Korea party to meet before rocket launch
Satellite imagery has revealed that North Korea's launch of a controversial rocket is imminent.
Preparations for blast-off sometime between April 12-16 are further advanced than previously believed,