In the multi-cloud hybrid-combination-cloud world, the layers of complexity get ever deeper. Cloud comes in even more shapes, sizes and deployment scenarios. Enterprise cloud company Nutanix has widened its platform offerings in an attempt to bring some diversity and unification.
Here are five spots in the Philippines where travelers should beware. One is a battlefield. A kidnapping operation controls much of two. Rebel violence flares up in a third. The fifth: Metro Manila.
A year of pressure by China to make Taiwan resume negotiations under Beijing's terms shows signs of backfiring.
After CoStar sued it for copyright infringement in December, Xceligent has responded with a lawsuit accusing the data giant of violating federal antitrust laws.
Bitquence, a project targeting mainstream consumers with a 'user-friendly' crypto wallet, has launched a crowdfund and seeks to create a bridge between the past and future of finance. The ultimate vision is to make their crypto token, BQX, the "payments standard" for services globally in future.
Deal comes after JD.com $349 billion investment in Farfetch
Chang, at age 85, is the oldest person in at least two years to join any of the 12 Forbes Asia regional wealth lists.
The fortunes of the Wu family have increased in the past year on more than 20% increases in the share prices of both Taishin and Shin Kong Financial Holdings. Yet amid that plenty, there are tensions.
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Despite fears that he would leave China behind, basketball legend Yao Ming always planned to come back and use his fame and fortune for philanthropy.
The billionaire former executive of Wei Chuan Corp. in Taiwan is scheduled to spend two years in prison over mislabeling of olive oil products.
The members of this year’s honor roll pursued causes from launching a food bank in Singapore and training burn victims to be bakers in India to training government officials in good governance in the Philippines. For the first time, philanthropists from Myanmar and Vietnam make the list.
Eleven of Taiwan's wealthiest tycoons, who make everything from minuscule camera lenses for iPhones to power chargers for MacBooks, owe significant portions of their fortunes to the world’s most valuable public company.
Six of Taiwan’s biggest fortunes are owned by Tsais--but by which ones, and how are they all related?
Smartphone chipmaker Mediatek's Tsai Ming-Kai brought in Rick Tsai as his co-CEO on June 1 to help run the company. Six days after Rick started, MediaTek issued a statement threatening legal action against eight media publications for false reports about potential layoffs.
In the face of downbeat news on the political front, Taiwan’s strong ties to global markets, particularly as a supplier of electronics and food and financial products to greater China, bolstered the nation’s fortunes.
A mining project run by a firm owned by Taiwanese billionaire Douglas Hsu is facing criticism from environmental groups.
While North Korea remains a critical matter, the success of Moon’s presidency will be judged largely on how the economy fares under his administration.
BY AMIR BASIRI -- Rouhani might have managed to outmaneuver the Supreme Leader and secure a second term of presidency. But in the process he has pushed his regime a step closer to its inevitable collapse.