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A turning point for Australian wines

By Jeannie Cho Lee


Australia has successfully marketed itself for the quality of its wine and their reasonable price. That has been behind the success of brands such as Wolf Blass, one of the most popular wineries. Jeannie Cho Lee spoke recently to the man behind the brand

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Executive jet

By Amy Lam

In the past, Asian executives have been reluctant to use private jets due to the cost and the lack of infrastructure. But practices are changing. Private jet travel can save considerable time. It is also more secure. In today's world of efficient time management, private jet travel can make economic sense

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Changes abound in the Year of the Mouse

By Andrew Li

The year of the Mouse will bring much change. Many countries will change leaders and direction. This will be a harvest year for those in the hotel, travel, minerals, oil, media and service industries. It will be a challenging year for people in finance, banking and investment, who will have to make quick decisions to capture opportunities. Those who handle decisions well will prosper, and vice-versa. Beware of changes in the political situation in some developing countries as these changes could have a serious effect on investments.

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French wines in Asia: collectors' perspectives II

By Jeannie Cho Lee

In a three-part essay, Jeannie Cho Lee profiles three serious Asian wine collectors and their views on French wine

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On the road to happiness

By John Holland

Spiritually founded by a guru who arrived on a flying tiger; physically united by a monk who understood military tactics and established a chain of fortresses to defeat Tibetan invasions; tamed by a saint known as a "divine madman" with a powerful penis. Such is Bhutan, land of the Thunder Dragon, where the serenity and spiritual beliefs of half a millennium ago are still major driving forces today.

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Gaming industry bets on VIP gamblers

By Clare Jim

After spectacular growth in the last two years, the gaming industry in Macau is experiencing some adverse effects from measures imposed by the Chinese and Macanese governments. As a result, the casinos are zeroing in on the VIP customers who generate 70% of the gaming market income. But with a growing supply of rooms, the tough competition for VIPs promises to get sharper still