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FORTUNE: American made... Chinese owned

Chinese companies are increasingly investing in
the United States—and Americans, eager for jobs,
are welcoming them.

FORTUNE: What makes this Chinese telecom so
scary?

It could soon be the world's biggest maker of
network gear, but Huawei still can't conquer the
U.S. The reason? Widespread fear that it's here
to spy for Beijing.

New York Times : Escape From Japan

Thousands of young Japanese women to flock to New York
to find freedom, adventure—and themselves.

Region & Economics

A Waking Nightmare?

BeE Woman Magazine, 2006-07

Asean Is 30. It's About Time To Grow Up

BusinessWeek, 1999-07-28

Asia Hits a Bump

BusinessWeek, 1999-10-18

Asia: How Real Is Its Recovery?

BusinessWeek, 1999-05-03

A Bad Case of Nerves

BusinessWeek, 1996-04-29

A Bourse of Their Own

BusinessWeek, 1999-08-30

Emerging Markets Re-Emerge

BusinessWeek, 1999-07-12

Is This Rally for Real?

BusinessWeek, 1998-11-16

Journalism Training: Adding a Global Element to Your Business Coverage

Initiative for Policy Dialog, 2003

Searching for Answers about Globalism -- in the Streets of D.C.

BusinessWeek, 2000-04-19

Tough Love and the Asia Crisis

BusinessWeek, 1999-10-08

Whose Globe?

BusinessWeek, 2000-11-09

Bangladesh

Saving the world with a cup of yogurt

Fortune, 2007-01-29

Stars of Asia: Muhammad Yunus

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-03

Burma

A Company Without A Country

BusinessWeek, 1997-05-05

Can a State Have its Own Foreign Policy?

BusinessWeek, 2000-03-20

Fractures in the Burmese Junta?

BusinessWeek, 1996-12-02

Freezing Out the Junta

BusinessWeek, 1996-04-22

Rendezvous in Rangoon

BusinessWeek, 1998-04-13

Some Pigeon

The New Yorker, February 12, 2001

Take Your Investments Elsewhere, Please

BusinessWeek, 1998-03-30

Unocal's Claim: Economic Ties Do Tame Tyrants

BusinessWeek, 1998-06-23

Cambodia

Cambodia: A Heritage of Violence

World Policy Journal, Volume XI, No. 3, Fall 1994

Cambodia: The Misery Here is Just Phenomenal

BusinessWeek, 1997-09-22

Cambodia: A $3 Billion Boondoggle

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, March/April 1995

Cambodia's Coast of Utopia

New York Times, 2007-11-18

Can tough labor standards
improve free trade? Ask Cambodia

The New Republic, 2004-08-16

Capital View: Phnom Penh Then
and Now, by Michel Igout

Far Eastern Economic Review, 1994-02-24

Case Study: Bringing Labor Issues
into the Cambodian textile agreement

Initiative for Policy Dialog, 2003

A Currency Nobody Wants

BusinessWeek, 1997-08-04

KR show they're a force to be reckoned with

Agence France-Presse, 1992-10-17

"No Right to Live"

Time, 1991-12-09

Perilous Journey For Registration

Agence France-Presse, 1993-01-05

The Riel Value of Money

Asia Pacific Issues, January 2001

Wat Ruins: Angkor: An Introduction
to the Temples, by Dawn Rooney

Far Eastern Economic Review, 1994-06-30

China & Taiwan

American made... Chinese owned

Fortune, 20010-05-07

An All-Out Push from Clinton's Point Man on China

BusinessWeek, 2000-03-24

Architecture: Saving a jewel of Shanghai

International Herald Tribune, 2004-03-12

Battle for the Face of China

Fortune, 2005-12-12

Can Taiwan Leap Forward?

Chief Executive, 2005-12

China concerned about TV's
liberalizing effects

Dallas Morning News, 1990-10-28

China's new cultural revolution

Fortune, 2007-05-17

China's New Entrepreneurs

BusinessWeek, 1999-09-27

China's pre-year of the pig wedding boom

Fortune, 2007-02-17

Deep Thinkers Plead with Congress
for China Trade

BusinessWeek, 2000-05-05

Guangzhou Diarist: Old Habits

The New Republic, 2004-02-16

Jewel of China

Travel + Leisure, 2007-09-01

Listening to China's Dissidents:
Bad Elements, by Ian Buruma

BusinessWeek, 2001-12-17

More Growing Pains for China's
Fledgling Web Industry

BusinessWeek, 1999-09-03

Peace Breaks Out in the Taiwan Strait

Policy Innovations, 2008-09-24

Salvaging Jewish Heritage in China,
Block by Block

New York Times, 2004-05-31

Stars of Asia: Cheng Yen

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-03

Stars of Asia: Dai Qing

BusinessWeek, 1999-06-14

Taiwan Without Manufacturing?

Fortune, 2005-10-31

Take a Trip to China

Kiplinger's Retirement Report, 2005-06-01

What Would Luce Think?

Fortune, 20010-05-07

Hong Kong & Macau

A Bourse of Their Own

BusinessWeek, 1999-08-30

Elephant Ivory Ban Draws Criticism

Dallas Morning News, 1990-07-20

Hong Kong residents shun chance to settle in England

Dallas Morning News, 1991-08-08

Macau: Bad Blood as the Handover
Nears

BusinessWeek, 1999-05-31

Stars of Asia: David M. Webb

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-30

Indonesia

Astra: Ready, Set...Sell!

BusinessWeek, 2000-04-10

Can a Compromise President Hold Indonesia Together?

BusinessWeek, 1999-11-01

Can The IMF Wrestle Down Suharto Inc.?

BusinessWeek, 1997-11-17

Freeport-McMoRan: A Pit of Trouble

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-31

Indonesia: A Pariah State?

BusinessWeek, 1999-09-27

Indonesia Smolders, Suharto Fiddles
(Editorial)

BusinessWeek, 1997-04-28

Indonesia: What Did Mobil Know?

BusinessWeek, 1998-12-28

Timor: How High a Price?

BusinessWeek, 1999-09-20

Japan

An initiation in cleanliness rites

International Herald Tribune, 2003-08-23

Can the High End Hold its Own?

BusinessWeek, 2003-06-30

Escape From Japan

New York Times, 2006-10-15

Japan Goes Wild for 100-Yen Prices

Fortune, 2005-11-25

Stars of Asia: Mariko Bando

BusinessWeek, 2003-06-09

Sushi master and matchmaker

International Herald Tribune, 2003-10-17

Talking green, seeing red

Fortune, 2006-06-20

Malaysia

Anwar's Beating Was Premeditated, Charges His Wife

BusinessWeek, 1998-11-02

Fanning the Spark Lit by a Rebel

BusinessWeek, 1998-11-02

The Feud: How Two Powerful Men Struggled to Control Malaysia Inc.

BusinessWeek, 1998-11-09

Mahathir Could Get More Than He
Bargained For

BusinessWeek, 1998-10-19

Mahathir's High-Tech Folly

BusinessWeek, 1999-03-22

Singapore's This Old House

Fortune, 2007-09-23

Korea

A $4 billion holdup

Fortune, 2006-09-27

The brightest star in GM's constellation

Fortune, 2006-10-09

Catastrophe in North Korea: The Only Hope is China

BusinessWeek, 1997-05-16

Crunch Time For The Chaebol

BusinessWeek, 1997-01-13

Finally, a Way to Pyongyang's Heart?

BusinessWeek, 1996-05-27

Why North Korea Is Rushing to Cozy
Up to Clinton

BusinessWeek, 2000-11-06

South Asia

Bangladesh Blues

Fortune, 2005-05-19

Google Goes to India

Fortune, 2007-10-23

India's Pizza Wars

Fortune, 2007-09-25

Nobel Peace Prize winner itching
for a fight

Fortune, 2006-12-05

Pakistan Does an About-Face
on bin Laden

BusinessWeek, 2000-04-03

Saving the world with a cup of yogurt

Fortune, 2007-01-29

Stars of Asia: Muhammad Yunus

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-03

The World's Worst Nuclear Nightmare?

BusinessWeek, 1999-10-25

Philippines

Philippine President Ramos: What Asia Needs Now Is Reform

BusinessWeek, 1998-04-07

Stars of Asia: Gabriel C. Singson

BusinessWeek, 1999-06-14

Stars of Asia: Henry Sy

BusinessWeek, 1999-06-14

Stars of Asia: Letty Jimenez-Magsanoc

BusinessWeek, 2000-07-03

Stars of Asia: Tony Tan Caktiong

BusinessWeek, 1999-06-14

Thailand

Condom Kingdom

Fortune, 2006-07-28

Phuket: Asia's Islands on the Cheap

BusinessWeek, 1998-03-30

Stars of Asia: Pasuk Phongpaichit

BusinessWeek, 1999-06-14

Thai Dressing

New York Times, 2006-11-19

Thai loggers violate UN ban

Agence France-Presse, 1993-01-04

Thailand Wants Bill. Tiger, too

Chief Executive, 2004-07

Vietnam

Back to Vietnam

Fortune, 2005-04-01

Behind Vietnam's Surprise Veto of a U.S. Trade Deal

BusinessWeek, 1999-11-15

Boomtown Vietnam

New York Times, 2006-11-19

Hello, Vietnam

Chief Executive, 2006-04-12

Made in Vietnam

Fortune, 2006-11-20

When Tradition and Modernity Knock
Heads Dumb Luck, A Novel,
by Vu Trong Phung

Los Angeles Times, 2003-01-12

Dollar Friendly Destinations: Vietnam

BusinessWeek, 2005-02-28

Vietnam: Welcome Back?

BusinessWeek, 1999-08-16

Vietnam's stock market is booming

Fortune, 2006-04-12

Watch the Lizards!

Forbes, 2006-04-09

Travel & Leisure

Dollar Friendly Destinations: Vietnam

BusinessWeek, 2005-02-28

Hot for the Holidays: The Lure of a Korean Sauna

New York Times, 2006-12-28

How to Make Havana Dreams Happen

BusinessWeek, 2000-03-27

Iceland: Fire and Ice

BusinessWeek, 2003-02-24

Is Chris Madden the Next Martha?

Chief Executive, 2005-10

Jewel of China: Suzhou

Travel + Leisure, 2007-09-01

Phuket: Asia's Islands on the Cheap

BusinessWeek, 1998-03-30

Singapore's This Old House

Fortune, 2007-09-23

Take a Trip to China

Kiplinger's Retirement Report, 2005-06-01

Taking the Language Plunge

BusinessWeek, 1997-06-23

Thailand Wants Bill. Tiger, too

Chief Executive, 2004-07

Two-Seat Roadsters for $20K

Chief Executive, 2006-04-10

Vacation where the dollar is still strong

Money, 2008-06

Winding Down On Abaco, Where A Golf Oasis Awaits

Chief Executive, 2006-04-10

World of Wander

Fortune, 2008-10-10

Reviews

China Shakes the World: The Rise of a Hungry Nation, by James Kynge

South China Morning Post, 2006-07-30

Capital View: Phnom Penh Then and Now, by Michel Igout

Far Eastern Economic Review, 1994-02-24

Listening to China's Dissidents:
Bad Elements, by Ian Buruma

BusinessWeek, 2001-12-17

Talk about a revolution:
'Chinese Lessons: Five Classmates and the Story of the New China', by John Pomfret

Los Angeles Times, 2006-08-13

Time Out New York: Bao 111, Nha Trang, Pho Bang, Pho Vietnamese Restaurant, Viet-Nam Banh-Mi So 1 Inc

Eating and Drinking Guide, 2004

Wat Ruins: Angkor: An Introduction to the Temples, by Dawn Rooney

Far Eastern Economic Review, 1994-06-30

When Tradition and Modernity Knock Heads
Dumb Luck, A Novel, by Vu Trong Phung

Los Angeles Times, 2003-01-12

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