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Monday 12 May, 2008


CNBC ASIA PACIFIC FEATURES

  • Introducing the new all CNBC Mobile WAP service and SMS alerts

      CNBC Mobile delivers you critical business headlines and financial market information, no matter where you are. CNBC Mobile also offers specially made-for-mobile clips for prime-time viewing and 24/7 "live" streaming directly at your fingertips.


  • Key content from the business world are now available for download

      CNBC brings you insightful coverage and analysis on-air, and now podcasts of selective content are available for download. A series of special CNBC podcasts are now available through iTunes and RSS channels posted here.


  • CNBC & CHOSUN

      CNBC is happy to announce a new partnership with Chosun Digital, one of the largest media and news providers in South Korea. With this exciting partnership, you'll find the latest South Korean financial headlines in our Asia News section.





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    • Ringing in the Tills  08 May 2008 

        Japan's appetite for luxury goods remains strong despite the headwinds in its economy. LG & Prada hope to ring in the tills with their new creation -- the Prada phone. CNBC's Kaori Enjoji reports.

    • Catering to Affluent Asians  08 May 2008 

        Asia is an important growth market, as Hans Nuetzi, CEO of Clariden Leu see tremendous wealth creation in the coming years, even decades. He tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty how the private bank plans to penetrate the region.

    • CNBC.com News Now  08 May 2008 

        The top headlines this hour, with CNBC's Arnold Gay.

    • NAB H1 Profit Rises  08 May 2008 

        National Australia Bank beats expectations with an 8% jump in first-half cash profit. John Stewart, CEO of NAB speaks to CNBC's Oriel Morrison about the result.

    • CNBC.com News Now  07 May 2008 

        The top headlines this hour, with CNBC's Sri Jegarajah.

    • No Stopping Oil's Rise  07 May 2008 

        The buildup in crude oil inventories will not curb the rise of oil prices, says Jonathan Kornafel, director, Asia at Hudson Capital Energy. He tells CNBC's Maura Fogarty & Sri Jegarajah the disparity in demand and supply will widen further and drive oil prices even higher.

    • First on CNBC: Mercator Lines FY08 Report  07 May 2008 

        Mercator Lines Singapore posted a four-fold jump in full-year profits to $52.2 million. Its CEO, Shalabh Mittal plans to capitalize on the robust growth in Asia and expand its business by acquiring more dry bulk carriers. He talks to CNBC's Maura Fogarty.

    • CEO Call: Merrill Lynch  07 May 2008 

        While John Thain, CEO, Merrill Lynch believes the credit crisis is easing, he says the next 6-12 months will be difficult for the United States. He speaks to CNBC TV 18's Latha Venkatesh.

    • First on CNBC: TNT CEO  07 May 2008 

        Express delivery company TNT is banking big on Singapore as a gateway to Southeast Asia. Peter Bakker, CEO, TNT N.V., shares his strategy for the region, with CNBC's Amanda Drury & Sri Jegarajah.



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