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◆The Celebrity 100

Edited by Matthew Miller, Dorothy Pomerantz and Lacey Rose
Forbes' annual tally of the most powerful celebrities in the world.

Engineering Marvel
Anuradha Raghunathan
Larsen & Toubro feasts on India's building boom.

China's SOEs Aloft
Gady Epstein
China's state-owned companies are squeezing the private sector, especially the airlines.

Eight Should Do It
Matthew Herper and Robert Langreth
Only a few disease-screening tests make a difference.

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◆Companies, People, Ideas

Building Shops Till He Drops
Naazneen Karmali
Atul Ruia is plowing ahead on megamalls for a dawning consumer class in India.

Banking Honcho
Shu-Ching Jean Chen
Thuy Dam might give ANZ an edge in Vietnam's financial free-for-all.

According to Hank
Neil Weinberg
Hank Greenberg blasts the U.S. government as he looks to invest in China.

Back From the Dead
Rebecca Buckman
Hewlett-Packard is spoiling for a battle with IBM.

Unglobal Motors
Joann Muller
Just when GM was getting the hang of globalism, it's being busted into nationalistic.

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◆Entrepreneurs

In Tokyo, A Rare Incubator For Startups
Chana R. Schoenberger
Incubating Japanese entrepreneurs.

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◆Technology

Supercomputing by the Slice
Andy Greenberg
Exa is streamlining the number-crunching business.

Digital Tools | The Pied Piper of Pay
Lee Gomes
Web entrepreneurs these days are getting the wrong idea that all that matters are user--not revenue.

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◆Careers

Time to Reinvent
David Whelan
American works recreate their careers.

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◆Money & Investing

Wages of Sin
David K. Randall
Loading up on stocks a teetotaler would hate.

Betting on Green
Andy Stone
Environmentally friendly stocks.

Doctor Doom | Doomsayers--Or Realists?
Nouriel Roubini
The economic crisis and the science of economics.

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◆Issues & Ideas

The Extremely Male Brain
Elisabeth Eaves
Mapping the mysteries of autism.

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◆Marketing

High Hopes for False Hips
Stephane Fitch
Floyd Landis' comeback.

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◆Forbes Asia Life

The NBA's Next Frontier
Tom Van Riper and Naazneen Karmali
Heidi Ueberroth looks to India for new audiences.