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IT in Taiwan and China: Hybrid vigour
Taiwan’s tech firms are conquering the world—and turning Chinese(22)
Rational consumer: Small is beautiful
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Personal computers: There's life in the old dog yet
The PC industry is proving to be surprisingly lively(0)
MONITOR: The end of your tether?
Wireless recharging: Even the whizziest mobile phone or laptop needs one last, solitary wire—to recharge its batteries. Or does it?(0)
More manufacturers are looking at the future and deciding that they would be better off without their factories. Subcontracting production can deliver great benefits, but there are problems too(0)
A survey of Asian business: The best and the rest
Surprisingly few companies in Asia’s former tiger economies are in the first category(0)
The personal computer has been king of the hill for over a decade. But usurpers are on the march(0)
A survey of manufacturing: The ever-spreading tentacles of Hong Kong
What the world’s third-richest place has to teach(0)
Managing businesses in emerging markets is one part business-school, two parts inspiration(0)
Acer Computers decided to enter the Russian market by selling from Finland. This is the first in a series of articles on the difficulties of penetrating emerging markets(0)
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