Far Eastern Economic Review

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Far Eastern Economic Review (FEER, 遠東經濟評論) is unusual among English language Asian news magazines since it was founded and developed entirely in Asia. It is a Hong Kong-based business magazine originally published weekly on every Thursday. Due to financial difficulties, the magazine switched to a monthly publication, beginning from December 2004. The magazine is owned by US-based business publisher Dow Jones & Company and The Wall Street Journal. Concurrent with the change in format, Hugo Restall, previously with the Asian Wall Street Journal, will serve as the new chief editor of the magazine.

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English language - Magazine - Thursday - US-based - Dow Jones & Company - The Wall Street Journal

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FEER covers a variety of topics including politics, business, economics, technology, social and cultural issues throughout Asia, focusing on Southeast Asia and Greater China. It has a reputation for emphasizing local perspectives. FEER's target market is primarily in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and nearby regions of Southeast Asia. It has a circulation of roughly 100,000 in these region and over 13,000 in the rest of the world, primarily in North America and Europe.

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Southeast Asia - Greater China - Hong Kong - Malaysia - Singapore - North America - Europe

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