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◆ The World's Biggest Companies
Edited by Scott DeCarlo
This comprehensive report analyzes the world's biggest companies and the fastest-growing of these titans.



Old Asia Hand, New Reach
Megha Bahree
Standard Chartered took its lumps in an earlier financial crisis and is so far thriving in the face of this one.

Commodity Cash Is King
Tim Kelly
Mitsubishi Corp., the old trading company, has been piecing together a new corporate network over a decade.

Coming Up Roses
Anuradha Raghunathan
A move to Africa is just what Ramakrishna Karuturi's Bangalore company needed.

Under Siege
Eric Ellis
A distillery in Nepal keeps the booze flowing, despite kidnappings, extortion and mayhem.

Steely Resolve
Tim Treadgold
Noble Group is betting that China's re-energized build out will help keep its new hires (!) busy.

Billionaire's Playground
Parmy Olson
An Abu Dhabi sheikh purchases a football team from Thaksin Shinawatra. Can money buy success?



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◆Companies, People, Ideas


The Jobs Gambit
Christopher Steiner
By farming out some factory work to China and Mexico, Doug Smith helps the U.S. manufacturing sector.

Green Trade Wars
Quentin Hardy and Taylor Buley
Protectionism has made strange bedfellows of U.S. steelmakers and environmentalists.


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◆Technology


No Phishing Zone
Andy Greenberg
A cybersecurity blowup and millions of typos are boosting a little Web-service firm.

Wired
Elizabeth Woyke
How Korea is battling Internet addiction and cybercrime.


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◆Forbes Asia Life


Out of the Shadows
Eric Arnold
American wineries that are using pinot meunier as nature intended.

Hurry Up and Wait
Jessica Tan
Renowned researcher Jackie Ying is impatiently hopeful for Singapore's Biopolis to be the standard-bearer in biomedical sciences.



Hunting Season
Matt Miller
Rich Asians are switching wealth managers--a plum target for Sarasin's Enid Yip in Hong Kong.

Learning on the Job
Eric Ellis
Venancio Alves Maria invests East Timor's oil and gas money with caution.

Raising the Roof
Jack Anderson
Government taxing and spending is about to explode globally as countries confront the meltdown. Time to consult our annual entrepreneur's guide to world taxation.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Technology
Issues & Ideas
Creating in a Crisis
Best U.S. Places
Forbes Asia Life
Creative Giving

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact And Comment
Current Events
Thoughts




Companies, People, Ideas


Three's a Crowd
Tim Treadgold
Australia's tilt back to Japan.

No Slowdown
Russell Flannery
Recession or not, Sany is in the sweet spot.

Sinking Video Pirates
Andy Greenberg
Startup Vobile wants to attack copyright infringement in China.


Air Pocket
Chana R. Schoenberger
Why it's so expensive to fly around Japan.

Profit Pill
Matthew Herper
Gilead Sciences beat big pharma at its own game.

Roots of Trouble
Tim Kelly
Norinchukin's bitter harvest.


Oil Spill
Christopher Helman and Liz Moyer
A mess involving Goldman Sachs and an Oklahoma pipeline giant.

The PGA's New Face
Monte Burke
Boo Weekley livens up the Tour.




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Technology


Dynamic Duo
Joyce Huang
CyberLink of Taiwan is a husband-and-wife affair--with 400 engineers.

A Nuclear Hybrid
Jonathan Fahey
A fusion-fission hybrid reactor.

Digital Tools | When Smart Is Dumb
Lee Gomes
Inspiration: Still missing from computers is the sort of commonsense knowledge that humans have.


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Issues & Ideas


Mean Streets
Elisabeth Eaves
Sudhir Venkatesh understands America's underground workers.






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Creating in a Crisis


Thriving in the Downturn
Edited by Brett Nelson
Four entrepreneurs are prospering in a recession.

Classy Chassis
Parmy Olson
Morgan Motor has banked on sleek designs and small production for a century.

Heaven on Wheels
Christopher Steiner
There's a 180-unit backlog on hand-built bicycles from Sacha White.


Skin Trade
Peter Newcomb
Dr. Yan Trokel is getting a lift during the recession.

Maestro
Maureen Farrell
Sam Zygmuntowicz makes just six pieces a year.




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Best U.S. Places


The Best Places For Business And Careers
Edited by Kurt Badenhausen
Metros in North Carolina and Colorado dominate our 2009 rankings.






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Forbes Asia Life


The Goya of Cambodia
Lawrence Osborne
Painter Vann Nath's depiction of genocide.

People's Time
Egor Appolonov
Singapore collector's Soviet watches.

The Curse of Forbes
Gady Epstein
China's rich have loads of problems in Wang Gang's new novel.


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Creative Giving


Extreme Fundraising
Steven Bertoni
Athletes who do anything for a cause.






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The World's Billionaires
Edited by Luisa Kroll, Matthew Miller and Tatiana Serafin
The Forbes annual Billionaires List: a grouping of the richest people in the world and how they became wealthy. Including Warren Buffett, and Bill Gates.



Emerging Titan
Naazneen Karmali
Gautam Adani has survived terrorists and kidnappers. He'll need that luck to hold for his high stakes bet in India's Gujarat to pay off.

Feed Fight
Russell Flannery
East Hope group eyes Thai agribusiness giant Charoen Pokphand's backyard.

Know Thyself
Keren Blankfeld Schultz
Indonesian Peter Sondakh's introspection.

Pakistan's Almost First
Devon Pendleton
When Mian Mohammed Mansha sold 57% of his MCB shares to Malaysia's Maybank, he had big plans for the resulting $896 million cash windfall.

When Cronies Fall
Maha Atal
Nigeria's only two billionaires are locked in combat.

Flying High
Devon Pendleton
The Middle East's newest billionaire, Sheikh Al Nahayan.

Good Drugs, Great Timing
Steven Bertoni
The U.S.' Patrick Soon-Shiong is immune to market meltdown.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Issues & Ideas

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact And Comment
Current Events
Thoughts




Companies, People, Ideas


New Ord(er)
Tim Treadgold
Australia hopes to engineer its way out of a drought--and feed Asia at the same time.

Spend, Baby, Spend
Tim Kelly
Japan's shadow finance leader wants to jolt the economy to life.

Backcourt Scramble
Dorothy Pomerantz and David K. Randall
Live Nation and China's burgeoning basketball scene.


Detoured
Megha Bahree
The U.S. stimulus bill poses problems for foreigners.

Oh My Revenues
Elizabeth Woyke
A citizen-journalism effort in Korea struggles with the bottom line.

A Brand Re-Booted
Helen Coster
Hunter boots are everywhere.

Issues & Ideas


Warming to a Fight
Kerry A. Dolan
A physicist debunks popular wisdom about global warming..

48 Heroes Of Philanthropy
Edited by John Koppisch
They're making generous, sometimes innovative, contributions in Asia and elsewhere.



Chinese Credit
Gady Epstein
Loan guarantors were key to the SME sector's rise, but they, too, got overextended.

Wall Street's Disappearing Women
Anita Raghavan
After the scandals of the 1990s, didn't investment banks put sexist employment practices behind them? Evidently not.

Harvard's Finance Meltdown
Bernard Condon and Nathan Vardi
The superstars at America's most famous university defied markets for years--until now.

High Network Individual
Quentin Hardy
For Larry Brilliant, ending plagues and providing energy is about information flow.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Entrepreneurs
Technology
Money & Investing
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact And Comment
Current Events
Thoughts




Companies, People, Ideas


Give Them Credit
Matthew Craft
If banks are hesitant to lend to small business, perhaps large business can step up to the plate.

Is $500,000 Fair?
Michael Maiello
Wall Streeters are infuriated with the U.S. government's ham-fisted limits on compensation. They should come up with a better system, quickly.

Antigua's Cricket Crash
Paul Maidment
Last bat for Antigua? The party may be over for Caribbean cricket.


The $10 Microscope
Taylor Buley
A lensless device is in the works that will be far cheaper and more efficient than traditional microscopes.

Digital Tools | Microsoft Versus the Big Three
Lee Gomes
If the day arrives when a browser is the only program anyone needs, Apple, Google and Mozilla will be among those cheering the loudest.

India's Outsourcing Upheaval
Megha Bahree
Tata Consultancy Services CEO dissects business after the Satyam debacle.


Intimate Objections
Melanie Lindner
Josie Natori, tapping her Philippine origins, left Wall Street behind and embraced Fashion Ave.

Playboy's Rocky Remake
Dirk Smillie
Lad magazine master Jimmy Jellinek aims to rescue the bunny empire.

Watch Your Body Language
Anita Raghavan
Richard Newman teaches executives how to communicate effectively--without speaking.


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Entrepreneurs


Weatherman
Maureen Farrell
Robert Baron battled headwinds to become a player in the weather business. Now he wants a spot on dashboards everywhere.






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Technology


A Bot in Time Saves Nine
Christopher Steiner
Kiva's robots do the hard labor behind mail orders.

Storm Clouds
Jonathan Fahey
First Solar, the darling of the photovoltaic industry, confronts new competition and a bum economy.




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Money & Investing


Global Gambits | Which Way China?
Carl Delfeld
The quarterly pace of accumulation in China's foreign exchange reserves plunged 74% over the course of last year.

Point of View | Unconventional Wisdom
Steve H. Hanke
Following conventional wisdom has led an entire generation of investors down the road to ruin.




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Forbes Asia Life


Get Real
Zack O'Malley Greenburg
Fantasy sports come to China.

Ancient Rome 2.0
Richard C. Morais
With a new high-tech show designed for kids and history buffs, a funny thing really can happen on the way to the Forum.


Japan's 40 Richest
Tatiana Serafin
Even the soaring yen couldn't pull up the fortunes of Japan's richest people.



Asia's Credit Squeeze
David Roche
The so-called factory economies will be hit particularly hard.

Cancer Miracles
Robert Langreth
A cancer patient, given just months to live, stages a miraculous recovery. Doctors dismiss it as a fluke. Yet the mystery may offer crucial clues to fighting cancer.

Man of Many Projects
Ron Gluckman
Handel Lee brings the finer things to China, but timing is everything.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Entrepreneurs
Technology
Sports
Columnists
Marketing
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact And Comment
Current Events
Thoughts




Companies, People, Ideas


Manganese Melodrama
Tim Treadgold
Add a secretive Ukrainian oligarch to the usual Australian mining mix and
you get a very special play on China.

Satyam's Chairman Speaks Out
Naazneen Karmali
Troubled Satyam Computer Services' new chairman, Kiran Karnik,
talks about damage control and seeking new ownership.

Toe In The Water
Bernard Condon and Nathan Vardi
Buyout firms have barely touched the billions they've set aside to invest
in struggling banks. Will the new bailout plan--greeted coldly
by the markets--finally do the trick?


Charge!
Anuradha Raghunathan
Ram Galla's late homecoming to India still left time for him to engineer
the rise of Amara Raja as a challenger in auto and industrial batteries.

Who Got Lenovo's Short Straw
Rebecca Buckman
The consequences of a global downturn.

Be Green and Make a Buck
David K. Randall
Gazelle aims to turn a profit on old electronics.


Crude Cassandra
Christopher Helman
As the price of petroleum plunges, the prince of Peak Oil finds himself
a contrarian again.

Depression?
Matthew Craft
When does a recession become a depression?



Entrepreneurs


New Ballgame
Matt Woolsey
Can Fungo Media crack a home run with mobile phone software
for parents of young athletes?



Technology


Intel's Stimulus Plan
Brian Caulfield
As the rest of the world just plain downsizes,
Intel will spend $7 billion to downsize its chips.

Digital Tools | Secure Devices for Everyone
Lee Gomes
Once a message is properly scrambled,
our sun would burn out before you could unscramble it.



Sports


NASCAR's Trouble At The Track
Jack Gage
NASCAR may be in for a crash if its ruling France family can't
find some way to share power with its biggest teams.



Columnists


Absolute Return | Cavalry Coming, But When?
Lisa W. Hess
The stimulus bill will create jobs, but when, where and how? T
he market doesn't see any "Hiring Now" signs yet.



Marketing


Take the Brand for a Ride
Zack O'Malley Greenburg
For advertisers who can't afford a spot on television,
Show Media gets them rolling real estate.



Forbes Asia Life


Water Wars
Daniel Fisher
The battle for the America's Cup may be decided
in the courts rather than on the water.



Troubled Thailand
Eric Ellis
Abhisit Vejjajiva is the latest to lead Thailand in a tumultuous 12 months.
Does he herald economic reform or simply a new round of governmental intrigue?



Fabindia
Naazneen Karmali
William Bissell runs a thriving business rooted in traditional crafts
by partnering with India's poorest artisans.

Hong Kong's 40 Richest
Russell Flannery
The city's tycoons are $97 billion poorer this year.

New World's New Face
Russell Flannery
Developer heir Adrian Cheng looks to make his mark in China's retail sector.
Will the economic downturn spoil his fun?

Crouching Rebel
Russell Flannery
Apple Daily's Jimmy Lai wants a broadcasting deal and mainland revenues.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Columnists Face Off
Money & Investing
Marketing
Forbes Asia Life
Health

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact And Comment
Current Events
Thoughts




Companies, People, Ideas


Fake Phone Boom
Gady Epstein
Shanzhai pirates thrive selling counterfeit phones and other gear

Steve Jobs Syndrome
Rebecca Buckman
The perils of having superstar leadership.

GPS Slump
Elizabeth Woyke
As portable navigation device sales slow, cell phones gain.


In the Hot Seat
Daniel Fisher and David K. Randall with Maurna Desmond and Joshua Zumbrun
Tim Geithner survived his own mess. Now he has to solve America's crisis.

The Midas List
Edited by Evan Hessel and Elizabeth Corcoran
Venture investors search for profits.

Digital Tools | Why Nothing's New In Windows
Lee Gomes
Might it be the case that the inside of Windows hasn't changed very much
because there is nothing left to invent in operating systems?


Guitar Hero
Peter C. Beller
How did Bobby Kotick, a man with no interest in playing videogames,
build the world's most successful videogame publisher?

Follow-Through
Gady Epstein, Duncan Greenberg, Tim Kelly, Megha Bahree and Joyce Huang
Another look at Lin Rongshi; ICICI; Shinsei Bank; Taiwan's property market;
Vietnam's FPT.


Columnists Face Off


Portfolio Strategy | Anticipate the V
Ken Fisher
Don't miss the rebound in U.S. stocks.

Financial Strategy | Field Day For Short-Sellers
A. Gary Shilling
It's way too early to wade into the market.



Money & Investing


Prodigal Son
Andrew Salmon
Korean-born Hobart Lee Epstein was adopted in the U.S. as a boy.
His finance career took him back to Korea,
and now he's leading a Seoul firm into new territory.


Marketing


Cheap Thrills
Emily Lambert
Who needs Disney World?
Merlin Entertainments pitches scaled-down fun for three-hour vacations.



Forbes Asia Life


Hollywood's Dark Night
Dorothy Pomerantz
Warner Bros.' Alan Horn looks for safety in big budgets.

Bollywood Busts Out
Richard C. Morais
Indian films have long been dismissed by the West as formulaic Hindi fare.
Signs are that might be changing.


Health


Cyborg Therapy
Andy Stone
Vital Therapies' artificial liver--part man, part machine--aims
at people who need help fast.

Stroke Survivor
David Whelan
AGA makes a revolutionary medical device and is going public.
The story that investors aren't being told is much more exciting.

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