—Bruce Einhorn, David Rocks
With SunPower and Solaria already operating solar manufacturing plants here, the Philippines could become a profitable "Solar Valley"
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"Apple may be trying to find a way to take their manufacturing from China to the U.S. Hopefully when people are choosing their next computer, they will consider where it was built."
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Ten years ago, Asia was where the U.S. is today. Now Asia and other emerging markets are awash in dollars. What will they do with the money?
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Already absorbing Land Rover and Jaguar, Tata Motors denies that it's looking to buy Ford's one-third stake in the Japanese automaker
President Bush's compromise delisting Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terrorism leaves plenty of thorny issues for his successor
Young women who flee the hinterlands for the cities find exhausting factory work—and social mobility
The local BPO market will remain strong, but global financial turmoil will cause talent shortages and higher salary demands
Manufacturing skills won't be enough to maintain the country as a technological powerhouse. Greater emphasis on design and marketing is needed
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As it takes full control of ChinaHR, Monster thinks it can avoid the struggles other U.S. Internet companies have experienced in the country
TCS acquires Citigroup Global Services—and bags a giant contract to provide outsourcing services to Citi for the next nine-and-a-half years
Its i-Miev, due out next summer, will be the first electric car made by a Japanese automaker
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South Korea's currency fell to a 10-year low Wednesday as Asian markets were battered in the wake of Wall Street's recent woes
Although many on the list have seen their stocks take a beating, almost all still have robust sales, good margins, and strong market positions