Managing Asia

Government stimulus in Asia has been far more effective than it has been in the West, says Jaspal Bindra, CEO (Asia), Standard Chartered, speaking to Managing Asia's Christine Tan.

Eivind Holding, CEO of Maersk Line, tells CNBC's Managing Asia that Asia is the strongest region right now and he sees a lot of activity there.

The global financial crisis did not present that many acquisition opportunities for YTL, says its managing director, Francis Yeoh. He tells CNBC's Managing Asia why.

Crocs has to make a dynamic shift from being a wholesale driven company into a retail and direct channel market company, says John McCarvel COO, Crocs, speaking to CNBC's Managing Asia.

Balancing financial health and the protection of bio-diversity is part of how Fanny Lai, Group CEO of Wildlife Reserves Singapore manages her business. She speaks to CNBC's Christine Tan.

Jung Man Won, president & CEO, SK Telecom speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia about the challenge of tackling a saturated market.

The U.S. auto industry will recover, says Suh Seng Hwa, President & CEO of Hankook Tire, speaking to CNBC's Managing Asia.

Kim Jong Kap, chairman & CEO of Hynix Semiconductor speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia about how the economic situation has affected the chip business.

Alex Fung, CEO of SG Private Banking says private banking is facing significant changes. He speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia.

Christine Greybe, president at DHR International speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia about picking up talent during a downturn.

The money that will be raised in Garuda's IPO will strengthen the company's balace sheet, says its president & CEO, Emirsyah Satar. He speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia.

CNBC speaks to Ron Sim, chairman & CEO of OSIM International about the important lessons he has learned from mergrs & acquisitions.