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Steve Ballmer will ruin the ‘Clippies’
The following is an open letter to Clippers fans from a tech journalist who covered Steve Ballmer's Microsoft career:
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Academics, students flee as military takes over in latest coup
Dozens of academics in Thailand have been summoned, detained and threatened following the 22 May coup d’etat.
On the road to green energy, Germany detours on dirty coal
While Germany continues to expand solar and wind power, the government’s decision to phase out nuclear energy means ...
Building smart cities: secrets for climate, community, resilience
Standards relevant to the smart cities of the future are emerging — through new paradigms, city-centric networks, alliances and consortia and certification bodies.
Malaysia Muslim groups call for boycott of Cadbury, Mondelez foods after pork traces
Muslim retail and consumer groups in Malaysia on Thursday called for a boycott of products made by Britain-based confectioner Cadbury and its parent Mondelez International Inc ...
Discover the solar-powered helicopter that flies itself
It's happened to all of us. You wake up, have a bite, sip your coffee and then, full of energy and renewed optimism, you set off convinced that today will finally be your most productive day ever.
Could Hong Kong limit mainland visitors?
At a time when many countries around the world are clamouring to ease visa restrictions on big-spending Chinese tourists, the government of Hong Kong has begun looking at ways to limit their numbers.
UNESCO Asia report advises more R&D, less focus on rankings
A report by the UNESCO Institute of Statistics (UIS) has found that global higher education enrolments increased from 32.6 million in 1970 to 182.2 million in 2011.
‘At the Mercy of Students’
Academics at the University of Surrey are considering a vote of no confidence in their vice chancellor, Christopher Snowden, over a new teaching evaluation method based on student satisfaction scores.
Nepal probes if Chinese woman used helicopter on Everest climb
Nepal said on Tuesday it was investigating whether a Chinese woman, this season's sole climber of Mount Everest from the Nepalese side, used a helicopter to reach a high camp after a deadly avalanche last month washed away part of the route.
