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Pauline Chiou
Based in Singapore, Pauline Chiou is the host of CNBC's Capital Connection. Chiou also provides market and news updates throughout CNBC Asia's core business day programming.
A 20-year broadcast veteran, Chiou has reported on an impressive range of stories during her career, from the aftermath of natural disasters like Taiwan's Typhoon Morakot to tensions within the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea. She has interviewed top business and political leaders including Zhang Xin of Soho, Nissan's Carlos Ghosn, and former Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. She is the recipient of an Associated Press Award for Feature Reporting for a special series on peacekeeping in Bosnia.
Prior to joining CNBC, she was with CNN where she covered Asia business news since 2009 and anchored the flagship show World Business Today. Prior to that, she was based in the U.S where she covered markets from the New York Stock Exchange.
Chiou grew up in the US, where she spent her early broadcast career. She has a Bachelor's degree in History from Yale University and a Master's degree in Journalism from Medill School of Journalism in Evanston, Illinois.
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"Foreign policy and national security is not something you can just wing," said one former U.S. ambassador.
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As Saudi Arabia opens its door wider to foreign investors, here's where opportunities lie.
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Indonesian regulations set to take effect April 1 will make it harder for Uber, Grab and Go-Jek to compete.
CNBC's Pauline Chiou reports Samsung heir Jay Y. Lee and four other executives will be charged with bribery, embezzlement and other offenses.
CNBC's Pauline Chiou reports China's central bank surprised markets by modestly increasing short-term interest rates.
Pauline Chiou reports the latest with what's moving markets in Asia, including gold and currencies.
Drugmakers need to learn empathy and not try to defend price hikes that make drugs inaccessible, GSK CEO Andrew Witty told CNBC.
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Customers walk into a Timo cafe and hear the espresso machines humming. They can listen to a sales pitch as they sip a free cup of coffee.
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Nguyen Thi Phuong Thao explains how she took Vietnam's low-cost carrier from "bikini flights" to IPO, and how she'll conquer global aviation.
The financial structure of Malaysian state investment vehicle 1MDB was unsustainable from the very start, according to a top government minister.
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SoftBank has invested billions of dollars in tech companies both big and small.
China now has a list of what it considers the "right" kind of outbound investment as the government continues its crackdown on foreign spending.
Fewer U.S. soldiers are participating in drills with South Korea in what analysts call a strategic move to calm tensions.
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Stronger-than-expected growth out of China is one factor that has given sentiment in the base metals sector a boost, says Daniel Hynes of ANZ.
Markets might be rattled, but U.S.-South Korea joint military drills are routine exercises, says Alastair Newton of Alavan Business Advisory.
Markets in the region have run up nearly 30 percent, but earnings growth continues to come through, says Andrew Gillan of Janus Henderson Investors.
