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![]() | Solar Getting More Price-Competitive: Suntech Chief The solar sector is becoming competitive, says Suntech's CEO, with panel prices now 6 times cheaper than they were 10 years ago. |
TK Kurien tells CNBC that his Bangalore-based IT services firm will benefit in an environment where clients look to cut costs.
Australia's Former Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, tells CNBC the economy remains on solid footing but China's growth is key.
Despite the sector's big four reporting mixed results, analysts are still bullish on the tech space, expecting a market rally in 2012.
As Europe's never been the driver of global growth, a recession in the continent shouldn't bother Asian investors, says Templeton.
One brokerage CEO says he hopes Europe will go back to being famous for something other than debt, austerity and bailouts.
| Keppel Corp Has Healthy Deal Pipeline for 2012: CEO Following Keppel Corp's record full year profit for 2011, CEO Choo Chiau Beng discusses the oil rig builder's deal outlook for the current year. |
| Asia Must Guard Against Undue Optimism Arjuna Mahendran, MD & Head Investment Strategy Asia, HSBC Private Bank says Asia would face key risks in the next six months because of debt concerns in the U.S. and Europe. |
| How to Trade the Japanese Equity Market Ben Collett, Head of Japanese Equities, Louis Capital Markets, says invest in Japanese stocks that are expected to attract an increase in capital, instead of focusing on the value of a stock. He thinks Terumo Medical Equipments will perform well this year. |








