Noncompetition Agreements in China
I’m just sitting in the library killing some time, and I picked up the latest issue of The China Business Review. The focus is on human resources, and there was one article that caught my particular attention, Noncompete Agreements: Clarity amid Uncertainty by K. Lesli Ligorner (available from the link above, but subscriber access only). Following a short intro to noncompetes in the US, I’ll jump into Ms. Ligorner’s analysis.
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Is ASEAN Going to Be the Next EU?
As oil prices show no signs of declining and transportation of goods becomes costlier, Asia is looking ahead. The region is strategically strengthening trade ties with its neighbors in order to improve the Asian economy. Boosting trade and tourism ties, the bloc of South East Asian countries also plans on raising funds to build missing links to a railway system from Singapore to Kunming in Southern China, connecting eight Asian countries by 2010
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Is Emerging Asia Preventing the American Economy From Drowning?
Its the Asian century for sure, but how much of Asia is actually impacting the world? Does Asia have the strength to stop America from sinking into a recession? According to a Xinhua News Agency story, Asia’s super charged growth is preventing America from drowning in depression.
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Asia Rebels, Threatens, Fights and Kills to Bring About Change
Violence has erupted in almost every part of Asia, overthrowing the old order and squashing out the opposition. Countries ranging from Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and North Korea are all up in arms, fighting for justice and equality, at a time when inflation in the region has reached astronomical heights.
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Jointly Combating Terrorism in Asia
Foreign ministers of 20 Member countries of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA) met in AlmaAta, Kazakhstan on Monday to strengthen pan Asian cooperation on security issues plaguing the region. The CICA includes Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, China, Egypt, Iran, India, Israel, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Pakistan, Palestine, Russia, Tajikistan, Thailand, South Korea, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Jordan and the United Emirates. Indonesia, Japan, the United States, Vietnam, the United Nations, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe and the Arab League are observer countries /organizations to the CICA.
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