State government lags in hiring Asian-American workers
State agencies are starting to plan how they’ll hire more Asian-American workers. Tuesday, a new Asian-American Advisory Council, handpicked by
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China pandas ‘panicked’ as forest home jolted in quake
Pandas living in a reserve near the epicenter of China’s weekend quake clambered up trees in panic as their forest
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Indian man held for selling baby grandson on Facebook
Police in northern India said Wednesday they had arrested a 47-year-old man for selling his newborn grandson to a local
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Shen Shaomin, “I Touched the Voice of God,” opens Friday, April 26,2013
Eli Klein is pleased to announce Shen Shaomin’s second solo exhibition at the gallery: I Touched the Voice of God.
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Koreans Slap Bill Gates for ‘Rude’ Handshake
The buzz in town today is this photograph of Microsoft founder Bill Gates’ shaking hands with South Korea President Park
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Yahoo China to end email service
Yahoo’s China arm will shut down its email service later this year, state media reported Friday, illustrating the brand’s diminishing
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Can Silicon Dragon Really Rival Silicon Valley?
China’s tech entrepreneurial boom is already entering its second stage after only a decade. Fueled by the world’s largest mobile
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Tiger Woods ‘Should Have Been Disqualified’ (VIDEO)
Don’t you just love traitors? Woods’ former caddie, Williams worked with Adam Scott as the Australian triumphed at Augusta after
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Online and TV Shopping Reshape South Korean Retailing
The look of South Korean retailing, long a stranglehold of big department stores, is being reshaped partly by cable-TV shopping
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Asian Americans urged to oppose immigration reform
An Asian American civil rights organization in the United States urged Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to defend family union
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