International
· By Bill Powell
Geely's Volvo buy is sending shock waves, but what the country really wants is commodities, not cars. More
· By Paul Smalera
Why a tiny, financially ravaged island nation offers a lesson for the United States. More
· By Scott Cendrowski
Stocks in countries like China have become pricey. But some Western companies offer a cheap way to profit from newer economies. More
Sir Howard Stringer has been pushing for years to revive the Japanese conglomerate. Will a youthful (by Sony standards) new team help him realize his digital dream? More
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Healthy living is back in style in Asia, which means a revival of ancient Asian wellness techniques - and an explosion of spas. More -
This year Beijing will spend $50 billion on what will soon be the world's biggest high-speed train system. Here's how it works. More -
The American institution is doing well in a recession. Its trick: wooing consumers by targeting local tastes and marketing like mad. More -
Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche is considering an agreement with BMW, rebranding Mercedes, and gambling on the future of green cars. More -
In a dismal year, these 20 companies saw the biggest losses. Badly timed acquisitions, exposure to subprime mortgages, and rising oil prices are a few of the culprits. More -
New president Akio Toyoda outlines his vision for the company's future in his first interview with an American publication in his new role. More
- China offshores manufacturing to the U.S.
- Will China's real estate bubble burst?
- Slowdown in China? Not for luxury brands
- China's economic growing pains
- Global manufacturing slowdown persists
- Wal-Mart shares drop after Mexico report
- Mexican bribery probe ensnares Wal-Mart
- China manufacturing improves slightly
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