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Feature Article Archives Wednesday November 24, 2010
Raise Your Emotional IQ Seven resolutions to help you become a high-EQ Asian American family. Wednesday November 24, 2010
Christian Pakistani Woman Sentenced to Death for Blasphemy A mother of two has become the first Christian woman in Pakistan to be sentenced to death for blasphemy. Wednesday November 24, 2010
S Korea warns North after clash South Korea says it will retaliate with missile strikes against the North if faced with "further provocations", after an exchange of fire in which two South Korean marines were killed. Wednesday November 17, 2010
Asian Americans are more optimistic about the 'American Dream' MetLife recently released findings focused on Asian American consumers from the 2010 MetLife Study of the American Dream. While only 35% of all Americans expect their personal financial situation to improve in 2010 from 2009, almost half (47%) of Asian Americans believe that their personal situation will improve this year. These results are reported nearly two years after the start of the economic downturn. Wednesday November 17, 2010
Obama Ends Asia Trip Promising U.S. Is `Here to Stay' President Barack Obama returns home today from a ten-day visit to Asia after promising Japanese business leaders that the U.S. is “here to stay” in a region he said is integral to economic growth around the world. Wednesday November 17, 2010
China Surges Past India as Top Home of Foreign Students The number of Chinese students studying in the United States surged 30 percent in the 2009-10 academic year, making China, for the first time, the top country of origin for international students, according to “Open Doors,” the Institute of International Education’s annual report. Wednesday November 17, 2010
Hiring for MBA holders climbing, study suggests The recession and its accompanying high unemployment rate have inspired - or forced - many people to return to school to make themselves more attractive job candidates. Wednesday November 17, 2010
Asian Games, Guangzhou 2010 Opening Ceremony Richard Bryant from the Examiner features his experience at Guangzhou, China for the opening ceremony of the Asian Games on the banks of the Pearl river on Haixinsha Island. Monday November 8, 2010
Obama Recasts Asia Trip as Jobs Mission Just days after American voters sent President Obama a blunt and angry message about their desire to see him do more to fix the economy, Mr. Obama was preparing to head overseas on Friday morning on a 10-day foreign trip to Asia. Monday November 8, 2010
Asian Companies Are Hiring More And More In The West China and India have begun hiring far more people in the U.S. and Europe. A recent IBM survey of more than 700 chief human resource officers and executives from 61 countries found that almost half of Indian companies and more than a third of Chinese firms said they were going to increase the number of employees they have in North America. Monday November 8, 2010
Despite recession, Hispanic and Asian buying power expected to surge in US Although the Great Recession has hit Hispanics and Asians particularly hard, their buying power is expected to grow rapidly during the next several years, according to the annual minority buying power report released today by the Selig Center for Economic Growth in the University of Georgia Terry College of Business. Monday November 8, 2010
Job hunting? Better learn Mandarin Looking for green shoots in the job market? Turn your attention to Asia. Executive jobs are popping back on the radar in the region, according to recruitment consultants and business school career counselors. Monday November 8, 2010
Young Asian Americans and their different views Many young Asian Americans involved in Washington’s recent general election. They are part of a large group of young voters in Washington working to move the polls and inspire others to vote. Wednesday November 3, 2010
Asian Americans Have Many of Same Election Day Concerns as Other Groups As American voters head to the polls, many of the people making their choices have roots in Asian countries. Wednesday November 3, 2010
M.B.A. hopefuls looking overseas Schools abroad are less expensive, but lack big names. Foreign students have long flooded the United States for its M.B.A. programs, but now a growing number of Americans are reciprocating. Wednesday November 3, 2010
Local producer shooting Asian-American sitcom ‘The Chin Chens’ Now in Atlanta, creator and lead writer Will Hollins is trying to mine humor from Asian-American culture in a sitcom he’s calling “The Chin Chens.” It focuses on a family with three children led by a Chinese American father and a Vietnamese-American mom. They own a successful chain of nail salons and Chinese restaurants. Wednesday November 3, 2010
CDC’s “Winnable Battles” Fails to Include Asian Health Issues Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced its priority issues in a list of “six winnable battles,” including HIV/AIDS, obesity and nutrition, traffic accidents, and teen pregnancy. Wednesday November 3, 2010
A Bit of Philanthropy with Your Résumé? "Career advancement" and "philanthropy" may not seem to belong in the same sentence, but Projects Abroad is melding them to everyone's benefit. Wednesday October 27, 2010
Courting Asian-American voters not easy chore, but Democrats try The rising political profile of Las Vegas’ Asian-American community hasn’t been lost on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and the Democrats, who spent Saturday in Chinatown lobbying business and community leaders for votes. Wednesday October 27, 2010
Asians Out Of Work Longest Among U.S. Minorities That's despite the fact that a higher percentage of the Asian-American population is college educated. And overall, the unemployment rate in this community is much lower than the average. |
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