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China: An Olympic Loss for Industry (Jul 3)
Strict limits on production during the Games will be felt across the Mainland—and by consumers abroad


India's Rich Get the Personal Touch (Jul 2)
Like the wealthy anywhere else, affluent Indians love to buy luxurious cars, clothes, and accessories. They also want exceptional service


Asia Internet Growth Soars (Jul 3)
The region's Internet audience grew 14% during the first half, to 319 million users, according to Internet research firm comScore


IMAX's Hollywood Card (Jul 1)
The company is betting that newly developed digital projectors will help it reverse last year's $27 million net loss


Why Korea Won't Bite the Apple (Jun 13)
South Korea is proud of its electronics makers and tech-savvy consumers. Samsung and LG won't roll out the welcome mat for the new iPhone 3G


Inside the War Against China's Blogs (Jun 13)
Vengeful bloggers? Flaming posts? PR firms help global brands navigate the country's perilous Web


Apple's Japan iPhone Strategy (Jun 5)
Softbank, the No. 3 mobile operator, will sell the coveted cell phone in Japan. But its deal with Apple probably won't be exclusive


The Mini-Laptop Changing the Game (Jun 5)
Taiwan's Asustek has produced a global hit by shrinking the size, horsepower, and price tag—down to $300


Made-in-Korea Chevys for GM (Jun 23)
General Motors' 2002 purchase of bankrupt Daewoo is looking smart as the Korean unit spearheads a drive to roll out smaller cars


Who's Afraid of a Feverish Economy? (Jun 26)
Foreign investment keeps coming as the Vietnamese government moves to restrain exuberance