成人快手

Nearly two decades after the genocide which tore the country apart, Rwanda is making a comeback. We hear from the country's finance minister, who says the determination to become a middle income nation is paying off. Also it's a year since Facebook went public - and its shares tanked. Now it could be losing its appeal amongst younger users. We hear from the British film company hoping for success at Cannes; plus we have our review of the week's business news with Mark Gilbert of Bloomberg and the 成人快手's new chief business correspondent, Linda Yueh. And we're joined live from Singapore by Glenn Maguire from Asia Sentry Advisory.