Noodles And Teas
Russell Flannery
Billionaire Chairman Wei Ing-Chou of Tingyi got into the mainland early with his food business. Now he''s gaining with traditional drinks.

Taiwan''s 40 Richest
Russell Flannery
They are worth $92.7 billion. Cher Wang and hubby Wenchi Chen lead the way at $8.8 billion.

Making Flying Fun
Sunshine Lichauco De Leon
Cebu Pacific''s customers like the friendly atmosphere and the low fares. Lance Gokongwei likes the profits that roll in for his family''s Philippine conglomerate.

Teeing Off For Taiwan
Ralph Jennings
Yani Tseng has it all for a golfer--a great swing, nerves of steel, major championships. Now if she could just get more sponsors.

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Companies, People, Ideas

Mining''s Moment
Nathan Vardi
The massive Glencore IPO represents a sectoral power shift.

The View From The Bridge
Justin Doebele
Nils Andersen, head of the world''s largest shipping firm, Maersk, sees potential in Indonesia and regionally.

Jon Huntsman On Giving Away $1.2 Billion
David Whelan
A 1992 cancer diagnosis turned the chemicals mogul into one of the world''s most generous philanthropists.

Sweet Spot Found
Naazneen Karmali
Mother and son Murkumbi built a real business in Indian sugar--but ran up debt to expand to Brazil.

Practicing What He Preaches
Shu-Ching Jean Chen
Shih Wing-Ching made a fortune with Hong Kong property broker Centaline. Now the Marxism of his youth guides his philanthropy in China.

Peabody Energy Is Betting The Whole Show On China
Christopher Helman
Peabody Energy is betting the whole show on coal--and on China, too.

The Man Infosys Is Banking On
Naazneen Karmali
A chat with K.V. Kamath.

Skype Me
Eric Savitz
Think Microsoft''s biggest deal ever is a mistake? Think again.

Technology

Air Freshener
Todd Woody
Engineers at Alcoa have invented a way to make a building clean up after itself.

The Celebrity 100

The World''s Most Powerful Celebrities
Edited by Dorothy Pomerantz and Dan Bigman
Lady Gaga''s $90 million in earnings and mastery of social media pushed her past perennial winner Oprah Winfrey. Not that Oprah''s doing badly.

Jon Bon Jovi: Still Rockin, and Making A Killing
Zack O''Malley Greenburg
Over the past 12 months Bon Jovi earned more than Kanye West, Justin Bieber and Katy Perry--combined. How did that happen?

LeBron James: Shown The Money
Kurt Badenhausen
Traitor? It hasn''t hurt LeBron James'' fortune.

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