Should the US Sell Nuclear Technology to India? – Part II

The sale would serve both the countries’ national security interest as well as the goal of non-proliferation
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China, India Superpower? Not so Fast!

Despite impressive growth, the rising Asian giants have feet of clay
Pranab Bardhan
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Undue Fears of China Inc?

Facing international suspicion and fueled by economic necessity, Chinese companies struggle to expand overseas
Paul Mooney
September 29, 2005

Enduring an IT Eclipse

As Bangalore overshadows Silicon Valley, the West must adjust accordingly for a chance to shine
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Europe in Disarray – Part I

When whiners become winners, everybody loses
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Canadian Film Industry Worries

Schwarzenegger's election may result in productions staying in US
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Guidelines Call for Chinese Pay to Rise With Inflation

Salary reform could lead to reduced job opportunities
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Global Players Herald Change to Business Flow

Companies in emerging nations specialize and challenge dominance of Western multinationals
Robert Weisman
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Bollywood Takes on the West

India’s film industry may have to script new themes to seduce a global audience
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The Economics of Solar Power

As oil prices climb, the smart governments and countries look to the sun
Peter Lorenz
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