Korean Air to trim int'l routes due to fuel costs
SEOUL, Sept. 25 (Yonhap) -- Korean Air Lines Co., South Korea's largest airline,
said Thursday that it plans to reduce its overseas routes on increased fuel costs
BOEING JOINS AVIATION, ENERGY & ACADEMIC LEADERS TO ACCELERATE DEV OF
KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 25 (Bernama) -- Boeing has, with leading air carriers and Honeywell's UOP, a refining technology developer, established a group to
M'SIAN EXPORTS TO GERMANY UP SLIGHTLY IN FIRST HALF 2008
By Manik Mehta
BERLIN, Sept 25 (Bernama) -- Malaysian exports to Germany during the first half of 2008 rose slightly. Imports from Germany, however, declined
sharply.
U.S. firm to expand copter parts plant in Korea
By Lee Joon-seung
Watchdog gives conditional approval for eBay-Gmarket deal
SEOUL, Sept. 25 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's antitrust watchdog granted Thursday
conditional approval for U.S. online auctioneer eBay Inc.'s bid to buy into South
Seoul shares rise on recovering confidence
(ATTN: ADDS bond yields at bottom)
ANZ CEO backs US rescue package
ANZ Banking Group Ltd chief executive Mike Smith has backed the US government's
$US700 billion ($A841.25 billion) plan to bailout Wall Street firms, saying it is
Japanese gov't set to shelve consumption tax hike idea: Yosano
TOKYO, Sept. 25 Kyodo - Japan is likely not to implement a consumption tax hike over the next three years now that Taro Aso has become president of the ruling Liberal Democratic
Japan economy likely to decelerate more next year: BOJ's Noda
KUSHIRO, Japan, Sept. 25 Kyodo - Bank of Japan policymaker Tadao Noda said Thursday that Japan's economic
slowdown is expected to ''pick up pace'' next year, contradicting the BOJ's
BOJ's 1st dollar-fund supply auction meets weak demand
TOKYO, Sept. 25 Kyodo - The Bank of Japan's first-ever dollar-fund supply operation has met with
sluggish demand with bids for money undershooting the amount the central bank
