Shanghai Maths Teachers to be Brought to England
Up to 60 Shanghai maths teachers are to be brought to England to raise standards, in an exchanged arranged by the Department for Education, BBC News reports.
Indonesia National Exam will be held Online in 2015
For the first time, Indonesia’s education and culture ministry have made plans to conduct their first ever online national exam next year, Techinasia reports.
Highlights from Mobile World Congress: Day Four
APAC Outlook Magazine takes a deep dive into the Mobile World Congress, with highlights from the fourth day.
Mobile World Congress Highlights Day Three
APAC Outlook Magazine takes a deep dive into the Mobile World Congress, with highlights from the third day.
Mobile World Congress Highlights Day Two
APAC Outlook Magazine takes a deep dive into the Mobile World Congress, with highlights from the second day.
Mobile Congress gets Underway in Barcelona
The world’s biggest mobile show, Mobile World Congress, in under way in Barcelona, Spain. This trade show looks at the current state of mobile and where it might go next.
China’s Jade Rabbit Comes Back to Life
For those of you who don’t know the story, the Jade Rabbit was China’s first Moon rover, which was declared dead in space earlier this year because it could not be restored to full function.
Singapore Residential Prices Could Fall Again
Residential property prices in Singapore may fall by 10 – 15 per cent this year, according to DBS Bank’s CEO Piyush Gupta.
CapitaLand Mark 20 Years Construction in China with 145 Properties
As the company marked its 20th anniversary this month, CapitaLand Limited announced that it currently owns or manages 145 properties in 45 Chinese cities, worth over S$42 billion.
China ‘Credit Crunch’ sees Investors Purchase Gold En Masse
Gold traded on the Shanghai Gold Exchange has reached a three-month high as uncertainty grows over China’s ability to sustain the rapid rates of economic growth seen over the past decade.
