Jon Huntsman, Former U.S. Ambassador to China and Former Governor of Utah thinks expectations are running high for Chinese reforms so leaders need to deliver.
CNBC's Sri Jegarajah reports on the latest updates from Typhoon Haiyan, live in Manila.
Isaiah Cheung, Vice President, Greater China at Microsoft describes the tech giant's expansion into the Chinese internet retail sector.
Cesar Purisma, finance minister of the Philippines says that areas most affected by super storm Haiyan will see an 8 to 10 percent reduction in GDP.
Taek-Geun Kwon, Founder & Managing Member, Toro Investment Partners, which is one of the biggest shareholders in NQ Mobile, says Muddy Waters has gotten their 7 recent calls wrong.
South Korean markets opened one hour later for trade on Thursday due to a national college entrance exam. CNBC's Chery Kang reports.
Bank of Chongqing is one of three new listings in Hong Kong Wednesday. CNBC's Emily Tan and Bernie Lo discuss what the recent surge of IPO activity means.
Dean Cheng, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation explains why India's mission to Mars is not all about the space race.
Nissan Motor shares plunged 9 percent in early trade Tuesday after cutting its profit forecast. Tokyo bureau chief Kaori Enjoji reports.
Paul Louie, MD, Head of Property Sector, Asia Ex-Japan Equity Research at Barclays expect a synchronized downturn, with office prices falling by 20 percent.
John Woods, Head of Fixed Income & Senior Portfolio Manager at Citi Investment Management discusses the state of the mainland economy ahead of the government's policy bash.
Frederic Neumann, MD & Co-Head of Asian Economics Research at HSBC says China's economy is still holding up after Friday's two separate readings of factory activity.
Pu Yonghao, Regional CIO, APAC at UBS Wealth Management isn't excited over October's upbeat official PMI figure as he still thinks the mainland faces severe structural issues.
Allan Zeman, Chairman of Lan Kwai Fong Group says tourism and spending in Hong Kong remains robust.
Mark Gibbs, President, Greater China at German software giant SAP remains positive on the Chinese economy and discusses the firm's growth plan in the region.
May Yan, Head of Banks Sector, Asia Ex-Japan Equity Research at Barclays expects lenders to deliver solid earnings but outlines which negative catalysts could cap growth.
Amos Hochstein, deputy assistant secretary for Energy Diplomacy at the U.S. Department of State explains the ongoing debate behind U.S. gas exports.
Edward Tracy, President and CEO of Sands China explains how the firm's portfolio of hotel rooms ensures a steady flow of upper-class Chinese visitors and profits.
A Malaysian university awarded an honorary doctorate in economics to North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
Gillem Tulloch, Group Leader of the rebranded Asianomics Group explains why markets are afraid of rising interest-rates in China.