NEWTON: OK, after lackluster day, markets in the U.S. and Europe are closed, much though in Asia open in 3 hours time and here's what you can expect to drive those markets. Malaysia could announce a new Central Bank Governor in a matter of hours. Sources tell "Bloomberg" that the current governor, you see him here, offered to resign less than one month after Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad took office. Now, the bank is facing questions about the land that it purchased from the previous administration. Toshiba is selling its PC business to Sharp for just $36 million. Sharp left the PC business eight years ago, it's now owned by Foxconn which already manufactures PCs under contract. And the White House is asking U.S. Airlines to refuse Beijing's demand that they explicitly refer to Taiwan as part of China rather than a separate country. That's according to sources speaking to the FT. Many airlines have already complied with Beijing's demand. More on those stories in the hour ahead, that is QUEST MEANS BUSINESS, I'm Paula Newton and I'll be here right back here again tomorrow. END
Malaysia's Central Bank Governor Offered to Resign