CIBT President and CEO Toby Chu was interviewed in Hong Kong by CNBC Asia on March 1, 2004. CNBC Asia Squawk Box is CNBC's signature morning show, focuses on what viewers need to know after the markets close in the U.S. and before the markets open in Asia. CNBC Asia is available to over 26 million homes in Asia.

CNBC Interview Interview with Toby Chu

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SQUAWK BOX ANCHOR - BETTINA CHUA:

Bettina Chua began a career in business television reporting 13 years ago in Malaysia at TV3, covering local business, economic and political news. She has been with CNBC Asia in all its incarnations, first joining Asia Business News as an anchor in 1995, and remaining with the company through the merger of its business TV operations with CNBC in 1998. In 1999, Bettina was named Asia's Best Presenter at the Asian Television Awards, winning a coveted award for her work on CNBC's advertising and marketing weekly program "Storyboard". Her programs have also won numerous distinctions at the New York Film & TV Awards, while her independent television production, "Asian Style", was first aired on CNBC in 2001.