Asian economies should stand on their own
The recent decline in global manufacturing orders has caused markets to lean more on China for support.

LIBOR: biggest financial scandal ever?
Barclays, a 300-year-old British Bank, just paid a $453 million fine for manipulating the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR). Why the big fine? L..

Intra-Asian tourism development
Tourism development has been considered one of the most effective ways to expedite economic recovery and create jobs in recent years.

Something is moving in Europe
The eurozone is on the brink, but it seems that the ground leading to the precipice is less slippery than a week ago.

English mandate in business revisited
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How euro can be saved
The scenario that seemed unlikely only a few months ago, a break-up of the euro, is now increasingly being considered as a hypothesis with a probabi..

Death of equities?
The Financial Times published an article last May about the end of the cult of equities.

Innovative SME policy needed
The health of Korea��s domestic economy is largely dependent on the soundness of Korea��s small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

China��s New Exchange Rate Policy
Concerted appreciation is out. From now on the Chinese yuan will shadow the broad US dollar. On our forecasts the new policy implies the yuan will d..

CSR revisited
As income polarization in Korea, stacked heavily in favor of the large corporate sector, has become increasingly acute after two unprecedented exter..

Prepare for the unexpected
��A large global organization will typically have to invoke its business continuity or crisis response plans somewhere in the world once per week on..

Relations among Koreas and China
The trade relations between China and the two Koreas have been changing dramatically in recent years. It would be interesting to figure out how the ..