Managing Asia

Wallop Bhukkanasut, Chairman of Executive Board, Thai Airways International, speaks to CNBC's Managing Asia about downsizing the airline.

Chua Sock Koong, group CEO of SingTel tells CNBC's Managing Asia how the telco is looking to tap into new revenue by developing applications across different handset brands.

Yong Nam, CEO of LG Electronics explains his plan to beat the recession. With CNBC's Christine Tan.

Even though the global auto sector continues to be battered by the economic crisis, South Korea's largest carmaker Hyundai Motor seems to be turning a corner. The firm's president & CEO Steve S. Yang shares his roadmap to success, in his first-ever television interview.

Jennie Chua, CEO of The Ascott Group tells CNBC's Managing Asia that women should not use the "glass ceiling" as an excuse when they fail to get ahead on the corporate ladder.

Tim Fenton, McDonald's president (Asia Pac, Middle East, Africa) at McDonald's tells CNBC's Managing Asia how he is capitalizing on the economic turmoil to gain market share.

Saw Phaik Hwa, president & CEO of SMRT tells CNBC's Managing Asia how she is keeping costs low as the rail operator expands its train network.

Lew Frankfort, chairman & CEO of Coach says the recession positions his brand very well as many consumers trade down to Coach.

Henri de Castries, Chairman & CEO of AXA Group tells CNBC's Managing Asia sees a progressive recovery in Asia and the U.S.

Tong Chong Heong, CEO of Keppel Offshore & Marine discusses with CNBC's Managing Asia the lack of demand for oil rigs during this economic downturn.

Ronald Arculli, chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing tells Managing Asia that fixing the financial situation may be simpler than we think.

Tan Pheng Hock, President and CEO of ST Engineering, tells CNBC's Managing Asia that his company's strategy has always been to diversify, whether in operations or business.