Asia
Debate Room
Unpaid Interns? No Such Thing
College students who serve as unsalaried interns in order to train for their desired professions are not being exploited. Pro or con?
Asia Insight
Insurers in Asia Need to be Nimble
A guide to the twists and turns in the region's complex insurance market
Featured Blog
—Manjeet Kripalani, Eye on Asia
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Featured Podcast
Japan's Auto Biz: Battered but Unbowed
The Japanese car industry is being squeezed by a strong yen and the U.S. recession, so why are auto stocks climbing?
CNET Asia Editors' picks, pans and ratings
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Top Stories
India's Global M&A Boom
Indian corporations, established at home and seeking new markets, are flush with cash and spending it abroad. But have they gone overboard?
For Sony TVs, a New Downscale Front
An all-out effort in lower-end models should result in big unit sale gains, but some wonder if Bravia sets at Wal-Mart will hurt the brand
U.S. Beef Controversy Continues in Korea
When President Lee bowed to U.S. pressure and resumed beef imports, he stirred up protests. Maybe he should learn to listen to his constituents
Piracy Problem Sails to Rural China
Software piracy rates dropped in 11 Asia-Pacific countries, but increased on average across the region, due largely to a boom in Chinese PC sales
Tesco Buys a Bigger Presence in Korea
The British retailer makes its biggest acquisition ever, paying $1.86 billion for Korean discount chain, Homever
Breaking News from the AP
Technology
Why Samsung and LG Scare Motorola
- Slide Show: Korean Phone Makers Are on the Prowl
- Plus: Samsung Under Siege
- Plus: Nokia Starts Listening
Microsoft's Southeast Asia Boost
Nintendo Down, But Not Out
IBM vs. Tata: Who's More American?
Chinese MRIs, Coming to Your Hospital
Mobile Services Boom in India
About That iPhone Shortage
India's Videocon Wants Motorola Phone Biz
Companies
LG Closes in on Motorola
Toyota's Downbeat Earnings Forecast
Japanese Carmakers Set to Rebound
Scandal-Plagued Samsung Chairman Quits
Matsushita: Defying the Skeptics
Asia Investing
Steel Partners Off the Sauce in Japan
Lehman Sues Japanese Trader Marubeni
Survey Shows Nearly Two-Thirds of Funds Hoard Cash
Viva Volatility! Some Funds in Asia Benefit
World Sneezes, China's Just Fine
Innovation & Design
Nissan, Toyota Focus on Graying Drivers
Good Design, Good Business in China
The Seoul of World Design
Beijing Airport: $3.75 Billion for Smoother Skies
Learning from Tata's Nano
Rough Road for Hybrids in China
Economics & Policy
China Quake Won't Shake Economy
In India, Death to Global Business
China Tries Smile Diplomacy with Japan
Understanding the Global Rice Crisis
Myanmar's Junta Hangs Tough
Why China Needs India's Transparency
Management
Foreign Hotels Raise the Bar in Japan
Rolls-Royce Targets China's Really-Rich
China's Li Ning Toe-to-Toe Against Nike and Adidas
- Slide Show: Big China Deals for NBA Players
- Playbook: How Li Ning Creates Global Cachet on the Cheap
Cracks in the Glass Ceiling for Korean Women
Reader Poll: Special Issue
China News & Analysis
Can China Take On Boeing and Airbus?
Despite the mainland's spotty record of building big jets, a new company has been launched to reduce Chinese reliance on Western planes
India News & Analysis
Townships vs. Naxalism: Which India Will Win?
Modern super-suburbs are popping up across the country but the challenge is making sure all Indians benefit
Podcast: India's Scary Insurgency
Japan News & Analysis
Investors Unimpressed by New Nissan Plan
The carmaker's stock price is unchanged in Tokyo trading after CEO Ghosn unveils a business plan far less ambitious than in the past
Korea News & Analysis
Another Shakeup at Samsung
A new CEO is anointed to head the Korean tech giant in the wake of Chairman Lee Kun Hee's exit. Is this real change—or seatwarming for Lee's son?
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