US justice department charges Chinese with hacking
The 'faces and names' behind the keyboards in Shanghai, according to a US official(19 May) The US has charged five Chinese army officers with hacking into private-sector American companies in a bid for competitive advantage, in the first cyber-espionage case of its kind. Attorney General Eric Holder said the alleged...
Falling Singapore prices ‘set to boost foreign demand’
(23 May) With real estate prices predicted to fall by up to 15% in the next two years, more foreign buyers are likely to be drawn back into the market, a new report suggests. High prices and a softer outlook are the biggest deterrents to overseas property investors in Singapore, according to the latest CIMB Cost of Living...
China blasts ‘absurd’ US charges of cyber espionage
Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. unveils charges against five Chinese military officers accused of economic espionage and other offenses related to computer hacking. (19 May) Chinese government officials on Monday strongly rebuked the U.S. over its claims of cyber-spying by five Chinese military officers, saying the Justice...
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