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Changes to the business pages
From Monday 15 April 2013 we will no longer be updating the Asia Business index. Instead we will be putting our efforts into covering Asian stories as part of the main business pages. Please follow the link to Business at the top of the page or on this story to see them.
Alibaba buys stake in China's Weibo
Alibaba, China's biggest e-commerce group, buys an 18% stake in Weibo, China's Twitter-like service, as it looks to tap into the social media sector.
China 'becomes biggest PC market'
China overtakes the US as the world's biggest market for personal computers, according to a market data report.
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Illegal building woes in urban India03:26
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Fuji Xerox sees big Burma opportunity02:30
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India contenders eye business boost03:23
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A childcare crisis in urban India?03:19
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A silver lining for car recall companies?00:54
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A home rental firm with big ambitions02:08
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'Not all doom and gloom' for PC sales01:31
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Asia property: boom or bubble?02:32
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Will Japan move lead to currency controls?01:59
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Malaysia economy key factor in election01:29
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Innovative solutions to HK's space problems02:20
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David Kwok's Tiny animated ambitions01:42
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Jockey Club hits its bond target
The Jockey Club hits its £15m Racecourse Bond target and extends the application window until 28 May.
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Dravid 'shock' over cricket arrests
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Honda to supply 2015 McLaren engines
Tech of Business
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Bringing Lebanon's designers online
Ecommerce in Lebanon is still in its infancy - what challenges does this pose online entrepreneurs in the country?
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Learning online at the feet of India's gurus
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Making apps for not-so-smartphones
Companies
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Morrisons agrees deal with Ocado
Morrisons, the UK's fourth largest supermarket chain, says it will launch online shopping by January 2014 after agreeing a tie-up with Ocado.
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Europe car sales break losing streak
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Lloyds shares hit break-even point
Economy
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Public sector pensions face big hit
Four million public sector employees will see a dramatic reduction in the overall value of their pension schemes, a new report claims.
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Turkish bonds yield at record low
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Spain reports monthly trade surplus
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Road block
Does Kaesong shutdown spell end of inter-Korean cooperation?
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Enforcing standards
Stopping another Bangladesh tragedy
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Bringing out the big guns
The changing face of modern Indian cinema
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Handouts and tenders
Economic issues hotly debated as Malaysia votes
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Delicate China
Why Chinese growth can't carry on breaking records
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King of bling
Why would you spend $250,000 on a gold shirt?
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Power pain
Sri Lanka's electricity price rises shock the poor most
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Go on, shop
Consumers are crucial to the success of Japan's big bazooka
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A cut above
The Chinese scissor-maker that has survived for 350 years
Elsewhere on the BBC
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Mumbai like a local
See why the metropolis is better understood by taking in its neighbourhoods
Programmes
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Fast Track
Why are so many hotels charging for wi-fi, when for many it is as essential as a TV in the room?
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World Business Report
The big global business issues that affect consumers, investors and the environment
Global Business
Peter Day and a panel of experts help unemployed young people with their job search.
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The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
