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The Rationale for ChiNext

Discussing the rationale for the new ChiNext in Shenzhen, Neil Katkov, senior vice president, Asia research at Celent says the Nasdaq-style start-up board is likely to have a bumpy ride due to overpriced IPOs and declining value. He speaks to CNBC's Martin Soong and Cheng Lei.

Regulatory Reform is Critical: Bob Diamond

Regulatory reform is critical to job creation and sustainable global economic growth, Barclays President Bob Diamond told CNBC Thursday. "The goals that we all have are very, very clear. We want a safe and sound financial system," he said.

Nintendo Will Recover in 2010

Despite a dismal earnings report card from Nintendo, Hiroshi Kamide, gaming and software analyst at KBC Securities, tells CNBC's Martin Soong and Sri Jegarajah that 2010 will be a better year for the company.

Buy Unloved Hong Kong Stocks
Robert Howe, CEO of Geomatrix, likes Hong Kong stocks that were listed when no one wanted them, such as China Metal Recycling, China Zhongwang, China Singyes Solar and Rexlot Holdings.
Trader's Tips for Investing in Australia
Ben Polkinghorne, private client adviser from Pattersons Securities tells CNBC why he believes Rex Minerals has a lot of upside potential.
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