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TOKYO -- A Japanese doll, likened to a baby monkey and"born" more than half a century ago, is enjoying an Asian revival alongside the plush toy craze created by China's Pop Mart. [1]
BANGKOK -- On the morning of July 25, around 400 employees from the Saha Group gathered on the fourth floor of its new building overlooking the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok to mark Chairman Boonsithi Chokwatana's 88th birthday. [2]
Raphael Chan entered Hong Kong’s construction industry in the mid-1990s convinced that quality building work could improve people’s lives. But he quit more than two decades later, disillusioned by what he called rampant corruption in the industry. [3]
PARIS -- This city is home to a number of high-end labels that have been fascinating fashion-loving people around the world for years. Now the brands' established presence, as well as their potential to grow further, is drawing Chinese money. [4]
ArtsAsian filmmakers winning over the world as confidence grows Streaming platforms are widening access to regional content Park Hae-il, left, and Tang Wei in a still from "Decision to Leave," which won South Korea's Park Chan-wook the prize for best... [5]
TOKYO -- One district in this city is relying on international star power to revitalize local industry. [6]
Boonsithi Chokwatana is chairman of Saha Group, Thailand's leading consumer products conglomerate. This is part 19 of a 30-part series. The opening of the first Yoshinoya restaurant. The author is at center on the right. [7]
MANILA -- The year is 1986. The setting is the Malacanang Palace, the Philippines' seat of power. A furious mob wielding torches and waving yellow flags storms the palace and sets paintings ablaze. [8]
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TOKYO -- A Japanese doll, likened to a baby monkey and"born" more than half a century ago, is enjoying an Asian revival alongside the plush toy craze created by China's Pop Mart.
BANGKOK -- On the morning of July 25, around 400 employees from the Saha Group gathered on the fourth floor of its new building overlooking the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok to mark Chairman Boonsithi Chokwatana's 88th birthday.
Raphael Chan entered Hong Kong’s construction industry in the mid-1990s convinced that quality building work could improve people’s lives. But he quit more than two decades later, disillusioned by what he called rampant corruption in the industry.
PARIS -- This city is home to a number of high-end labels that have been fascinating fashion-loving people around the world for years. Now the brands' established presence, as well as their potential to grow further, is drawing Chinese money.
ArtsAsian filmmakers winning over the world as confidence grows Streaming platforms are widening access to regional content Park Hae-il, left, and Tang Wei in a still from "Decision to Leave," which won South Korea's Park Chan-wook the prize for best
TOKYO -- One district in this city is relying on international star power to revitalize local industry.
Boonsithi Chokwatana is chairman of Saha Group, Thailand's leading consumer products conglomerate. This is part 19 of a 30-part series. The opening of the first Yoshinoya restaurant. The author is at center on the right.
MANILA -- The year is 1986. The setting is the Malacanang Palace, the Philippines' seat of power. A furious mob wielding torches and waving yellow flags storms the palace and sets paintings ablaze.
BANGKOK With deep pockets from his extensive beverage and property businesses, Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, the self-made billionaire behind popular Thai beer Chang, is widely regarded as Thailand's king of mergers and acquisitions.
DALIAN, China -- Commercial real estate developer Dalian Wanda Group is expanding in the film business.