April 29, 2013 / Fortune Asia / Volume 167 / Number 6

34 THE SECOND COMING OF FACEBOOK
How Mark Zuckerberg owned up to his mistakes and retooled his company to conquer smartphones.
BY JESSI HEMPEL

42 GETTING BANK OF AMERICA TO GROW AGAIN
BofA CEO Brian Moynihan has fixed his company’s mortgage woes and revived the stock. What’s left? Rebuilding the bank’s reputation with customers―and attracting more of their assets.
BY SHAWN TULLY

50 DEAN KAMEN’S NEW MACHINES
A conversation with the master inventor, engineer, and visionary who knows that to move forward, we must first look back.
BY BRIAN DUMAINE

56 FRACKING COMES TO CHINA
With help from Shell and other Western energy giants, Beijing hopes to turn vast shale gas assets into a new source of clean(er) energy. The trick is to avoid an environmental disaster.
BY BRIAN DUMAINE

4 FIRST
Closer Look
Who buys a $10,000 cellphone? And why?
BY MATT VELLA

6 FIRST
Thought Leaders
The fall of Cyprus’s banking system highlights bigger problems.
BY MOHAMED A. EL-ERIAN

8 FIRST
Face to Face
Ben and Jerry: still working together since selling their ice cream empire.
BY BETH KOWITT

10 FIRST
Chartist
Tracking bank settlements.
BY OMAR AKHTAR WITH ANNE VANDERMEY

11 FIRST
Fortune Global Forum
Former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson forecasts big changes coming to China.
INTERVIEW BY ANDY SERWER

12 VENTURE
How I Got Started
IDEO’s David Kelley has been creating better products for decades.
INTERVIEW BY DINAH ENG

15 TECH
Venture Capital
Formation 8 aims to help startups succeed in Asia.
BY ADAM LASHINSKY

17 TECH
Connected
Bombardier CEO Pierre Beaudoin on going after Boeing and Airbus.
BY ADAM LASHINSKY

18 TECH
Car+Tech
Electric vehicles and driverless cars are fueling automotive innovation in Silicon Valley.
BY MICHAL LEV-RAM

19 TECH
Computing
PC makers add sex appeal with touchscreens and mobile-friendly designs.
BY MATT VELLA

20 INVEST
Activist Investing, Nelson Peltz--style
What is Peltz thinking these days?
INTERVIEW BY KATIE BENNER

22 INVEST
Retirement
Venturing abroad for yield.
BY AMY FELDMAN

23 INVEST
Face-Off
General Dynamics: Buy or sell?
INTERVIEWS BY RYAN DEROUSSEAU

24 GAME CHANGERS
Social Media Comes to Health Care
These startups think tech can cure a broken system.
BY RYAN BRADLEY

31 LEADERSHIP
An Insurance Company’s Hot Hand
Mass Mutual CEO Roger Crandall is defying gloomy industry trends.
INTERVIEW BY GEOFF COLVIN

64 Bing!
INSIGHTS

27 Allan Sloan
The real reason corporate tax reform is going nowhere fast.

28 Nina Easton
America’s wayward sons: Why they can’t carry on.

CORRECTION
In ”Talking to a Bear at a Market Peak” (April 8), Aon was incorrectly described as the world’s largest insurance company. It is a global insurance brokerage and provides risk management and other services.

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