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The Sky’s the Limit for Teresita Sy-Coson.
Sunshine Lichauco De Leon
The chair of the Philippines’ largest bank also helps head up her family-owned conglomerate.


Hot Hand In Mobile Advertising
Anuradha Raghunathan
Indian upstart Inmobi dives into one of the Web’s fiercest battlegrounds

Picking Up Where His Father Left Off
Noelle Lim
Westports’ shipping terminal has put the Gnanalingam family at No. 24 on our list, with a net worth of $360 million.

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Companies, People, Ideas
Entrepreneurs
Malaysia’s 40 Richest
Asia’s Power Businesswomen
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
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Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

Wee Warrior VS. DreamWorks
Jonathan Landreth
A Chinese animator thinks he can land a few blows on the Hollywood heavies.

The Mystery Monk Making Billions With 5-Hour Energy
Clare O’Connor
Ever heard of Manoj Bhargava? Probably not. He’s a former monk who struck it rich with that ubiquitous red bottle: 5-Hour Energy. Read his improbable story.

Net Profits
Kurt Badenhausen
Can Jeremy Lin Join the NBA’s Top Earners?

Facebook’s Top Cop: Joe Sullivan
Kashmir Hill
Joe Sullivan hunts down the bad guys drawn to the world’s largest social network. How far will be go to keep the site safe--and still protect your privacy.

After Years Of Hard Knocks, AMD Honing Its Killer Instinct
Brian Caulfield
Clown, copycat, casualty. AMD has been many things. Rory Read wants to turn the processor designer into the one thing it’s never been: a killer.

The IRS Invents A Chinese Billionaire
Janet Novack
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service invents a Chinese billionaire.

Entrepreneurs

The Teen, The Billionaire And The Revolutionary Search Tool
Parmy Olson
Li Ka-shing is betting 16-year-old Nick D’Aloisio can build a better Google.

Capture The Frags
David M. Ewalt
Videogame giant Electronic Arts is set to do battle with upstart Valve. Game over?

Malaysia’s 40 Richest

Malaysia’s 40 Richest
Forbes Staff
They’re worth $64.4 billion, up $2.3 billion from 2011.

Oil-and-Gas Profit Gusher
Ioannis Gatsiounis
The Shamsuddin brothers made a risky move that paid off, putting them at No. 13 on our list.

Asia’s Power Businesswomen

Asia’s 50 Power Businesswomen
Mary E. Scott
The inaugural Forbes Asia Power Businesswomen list focuses on 50 noteworthy pathbreakers.

A Chat with Thailand’s Yuwadee Chirathivat
Ron Gluckman
The head Central Department Store discusses the role of women in business.

15 To Watch
Moira Forbes
They didn’t make the list this year, but they came close.

Forbes Asia Life

The Hotel Police
Ann Abel
Going undercover with the arbiter of greatness in hospitality.

Country Boy Makes It Big In Coal
Tim Treadgold
Nathan Tinkler started buying and selling virgin coalfields in 2006. He may soon be Australia’s youngest billionaire.


Freeport-McMoRan in Papua
Simon Montlake
Foreign investment in Indonesia is outpacing the region’s, and the nation?s debt is now blue chip. But not all is well.

Turning Over A New Leaf
Joyce Huang
Tea magnate Lee Rie-Ho of Taiwan has had to create a fortune twice, the second time from his ancestral Fujian.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Australia’s 40 Richest
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

Ma Ying-jeou’s Momentum
Russell Flannery
The reelection of Taiwan’s president opens doors to more business with the mainland.

Kim Dotcom’s Megaloot
Kashmir Hill
Megaupload’s millionaire CEO Kim Dotcom has his website shuttered and his toys taken away while awaiting trial over conspiracy and copyright infringement charges.

In Defense of Jerry Yang
Eric Jackson
People love to hate on Yahoo! and Jerry Yang, but they’re conveniently forgetting some important facts as they dance on his grave.


SAP Gets A Pit Bull
Victoria Barret
Dull no more, the German giant is suddenly outgrowing Oracle. Watch out, Larry. Here comes Lars.

Weibo Wizard
Shu-Ching Jean Chen
Kai-fu Lee is China’s number one business-microblogger.

Tough Cookie
Naazneen Karmali
Britannia’s Vinita Bali tastes success as head of the Indian biscuitmaker.


Not Just the Obvious
Russell Flannery
Women are gaining in business, says Marjorie Yang, but there are deeper social barriers.

More Juice Left In Treasurys
A. Gary Shilling
MF Global may be just the first to fall.

Crestron Electronics: A Made-In-America Success Story
David M. Ewalt
Four decades after opening for business above a New Jersey deli, George Feldstein does what most American manufacturers can’t: create jobs.

Why Ford Needs To Worry
Joann Muller
Chief Alan Mulally’s team is rightfully proud they avoided bankruptcy. But they’re not safe yet. Not by a long shot.

4,114 Stoplights in Los Angeles and the Intricate Network that Keeps Traffic Moving
Jon Bruner
Los Angeles built the largest connected traffic network of its kind. Driving its streets has never been better. Honest.

The Show Must Go On
By Tom Van Riper
Peter Guber and Joe Lacob beat out Larry Ellison to nab the always wounded Golden State Warriors for a record $450 million. Don’t laugh. They just got the best deal in basketball.

Playing His Cards Right
Alvi Tirtadji
A master of poker and finance, Roy Thung excels at buying companies with little money down.

Australia’s 40 Richest

Australia’s 40 Richest
James Thomson
Gina Rinehart doubled her mining fortune and could soon be the world’s richest woman.

Forbes Asia Life

Peter Diamandis: Rocket Man
Brian Caulfield
Peter Diamandis’ $10 million X Prize bounty sparked a boom in commercial tourism. You won’t believe what he wants to do next.

Billion Bucks
Russell Flannery
The Kwoks built their cosmetics chain, Sa Sa, into a Hong Kong powerhouse. Selling to women in China is proving a harder challenge.


Korea’s Rebel With a Steam Mop
Andrew Salmon
Romi Haan leverages ”the courage of ignorance” to build her own brand of housecleaning.

Spotify’s Daniel Ek: The Most Important Man In Music
Steven Bertoni
Spotify’s Daniel Ek created a free, Facebook-enabled platform that could save the recording industry from piracy--and iTunes.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Hong Kong’s 40 Richest
Forbes Asia Life

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Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
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Companies, People, Ideas

India Pulls the Rug Out From Under Foreign Retailers
Naazneen Karmali
A growth story frays as the Congress coalition doesn’t tend to business. Clearance time?

The Most Valuable Celebrity Charity Relationships
Zack O’Malley Greenburg
Here’s the list of stars who give the most.

Taiwan’s Edison Opto Takes the Lead in LEDs
Joyce Huang
Jason Wu’s outfit seeks the top end in lighting.

Falling Prices, Rising Use
Joyce Huang
LEDinside averages selling prices have plunged.

The Billionaire Business Owner’s Playbook
Brett Nelson
A U.S. pet food titan serves up inspiration and advice for the entrepreneur.

Billionaire University
Forbes Staff
Some of The Forbes 400 have Ph.D.s; far more never finished college.


USHI Links In Mainland China
Hannah Seligson
A chance meeting with the founder of LinkedIn inspired Dominic Penaloza.

Give ’Em The Finger
Ken Fisher
Buy good stocks that have been impaled by the euro-zone-fueled hysteria of 2011.

Can Venture Capital Save The World?
Helen Coster
Jacqueline Novogratz and her Acumen Fund attack the hunan race’s oldest problems with a groundbreaking model: fund noble startups and let altruistic capital do the rest.


Small Speakers, Big Potential
Jennifer Schultz Wells
Singapore entrepreneur Ryan Lee had an idea: small, portable speakers.

Conflagration
Anuradha Raghunathan
Founding Emami families swept up in hospital horror.

Malaysia’s CIMB Fights Market Protectionism
Simon Montlake
Banker Nazir Razak wants Malaysia’s CIMB to lead Southeast Asian economic integration, but market protectionism dies hard.

Hong Kong’s 40 Richest

Words of Wisdom
Russell Flannery
Tips from Lee Shau Kee.

Forbes Asia Life

The Dream Island
Finn-Olaf Jones
In Fiji, an ultimate tropical fantasy.

Forbes Asia’s Businessman of The Year
Brian Mertens
Dhanin Chearavanont turned Thailand’s CP Group into a global food powerhouse that’s raising rural incomes. Now he’s building China’s biggest megafarms.

Two Brothers Conquer Mongolia’s Free-Market Wild West
David A. Andelman
Two Mongolian brothers have come a long way from selling pelts.

The World’s Greatest Dumplings
Ralph Jennings
The Yang family was running a simple restaurant in Taipei. Then lightning struck in 1993, and today there’s an empire spanning ten countries.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Indonesia’s 40 Richest
Technology
Issues & Ideas

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Innovation Rules
Current Events
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

Liu Chuanzhi Has Legend Holdings In His Sights
Russell Flannery
After passing the baton at computer maker Lenovo a second time, China IT icon Liu Chuanzhi wants an IPO for the mother company in 2014.

Walled Off
Andy Greenberg
Strange data emanating from China may be a new tool for net censorship.

China Discovers the Maldives
Ron Gluckman
Talking tourism with the island president.

MGM Resorts Comes Back From Near-Death Experience
Daniel Fisher
Jim Murren’s $8.5 billion CityCenter development nearly bankrupted MGM Resorts, but he’s well on his way to rebuilding the casino operator’s finances.

Africa’s Richest
Kerry A. Dolan
Financiers, retailers and industrialists dominate our debut list.

Ploughshares To Profits
Anuradha Raghunathan
Mallika Srinivasan, India’s tractor queen, looks overseas to drive earnings at TAFE.

Kitchen Cleanup
Anuradha Raghunathan
T.T. Jagannathan entered a pressure cooker at TTK Group but today can savor the results.

Apparel Maker Boshiwa Clothes China’s Kids
Jane Ho
Boshiwa’s foothold in Chinese children’s fare is the nation’s manufacturing story writ small.

Brandix Adapts to Sri Lanka’s Post-Civil War World
Simon Montlake
Ashroff Omar’s Sri Lankan clan has Brandix, the island’s leader in apparel but one that must weigh a wider world.

Overseas Assignment
Andrew Salmon
Korea’s housing market is slumping, so what’s a builder to do? Go global. That’s the mission of Halla CEO Chung Moo-Hyun.

With Vaccines, Bill Gates Changes The World Again
Matthew Herper
Bill Gates is changing the world again through another cheap technology--vaccines. Having prevented millions of deaths, he’s determined to turn Malthus on his head by solving the global population problem.

Indonesia’s 40 Richest

Lasting Value
Pudji Lestari
The Hamami family seeks to construct a business group for generations to come--and get its key-market leadership back.

Indonesia’s Newest Billionaire
Pudji Lestari
An early partnership with one of Indonesia’s best-known businessmen helped jump-start Djoko’s own path to riches.

Technology

Last Call: Can Nokia Compete With Apple And Android?
Elizabeth Woyke
Stephen Elop is trying to save Nokia with new software from Microsoft, his alma mater. Can he compete with Apple and Android?


Issues & Ideas

Why Russia Is The World’s Deadliest Place To Fly
Julia Ioffe
Russia is the most dangerous place to fly in the world. And the problem is less with its Soviet-era planes than its Soviet-era trade policy.

Indian Billionaire George Muthoot’s Pot of Gold
Saritha Rai
M.G. George Muthoot is a billionaire from lending against the yellow metal to Indians, the world’s biggest hoarders.

Tan Hiep Phat Quenches Vietnam’s Thirst
Lan Anh Nguyen
Vietnam’s ”Dr. Thanh” is just a family business ... and a beverage juggernaut.

HTC’s Billionaire Chair Cher Wang Leads The Battle Vs. Apple
Eric Savitz
Cher Wang, the most powerful woman in wireless, leads HTC in an ongoing battle with Apple.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
India’s 100 Richest
Best Under A Billion
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

The Breakup Of Korea’s Once Powerful Kumho Group
Donald Kirk
A disastrous deal forced the breakup of Korea’s once powerful Kumho group and has two sons of the founder at war over the remnants.

As the Markets Move
Russell Flannery and Tim Ferguson
Asian Stocks, global macroeconomic shifts, Michael van Biema and Michael Hintze.

Dropbox: The Inside Story Of Tech’s Hottest Startup
Victoria Barret
Drew Houston turned down Steve Jobs to build the next big thing.

Follow The Leader
Scott Decarlo
Good luck, Tim Cook. Successors to iconic company founders generally don’t fare all that well.

China’s VanceInfo Technologies Tries To Outdo Indian Outsourcers.
Ron Gluckman
Two tech guys named Chen are trying to answer the question: Can China do IT outsourcing like India?

Deflation Has Arrived
A. Gary Shilling
The risk is a self-feeding downward spiral.

The Big Picture
Shu-Ching Jean Chen
TCL’s chairman explains his Chinese brand’s bold gambles for world market share in TVs and handsets.

Undercover Billionaire Visits Occupy Wall Street
Luisa Kroll
Jeff Greene, a member of the .0004% club, infiltrates the so-called 99% at Occupy Wall Street.

Thailand’s Big Kahuna Of Tuna
Susan J. Cunningham
Thailand has long boasted a seafood superpower. Now second-generation leader Thiraphong Chansiri has made Thai Union Frozen truly global.

Wall Street’s New Nightmare: The Next Wave Of Mortgage-Backed Securities Claims
Nathan Vardi

India’s 100 Richest

Taking Some Hits
Naazneen Karmali
Total worth falls 20% in economic hitch.

India’s Murugappa Group: Prescription For Growth
Anuradha Raghunathan
Murugappa Group’s A. Vellayan is taking his century-old family conglomerate places.

Romancing Big Pharma
Naazneen Karmali
Companies have to leverage each other’s strengths. It’s the name of the game today.

Best Under A Billion

Focus, Focus, Focus
Ralph Jennings
A Taiwanese late bloomer lets your iPhone take great shots but balks at having a lens turned on itself.

Forbes Asia Life

The Bund Is Back
Finn-Olaf Jones
Shanghai’s waterfront is now a nexus of chic and the most glamorous address in Asia.

Burma’s Showy Crony
Simon Montlake
Tay Za is the outside face of capitalism in a strange land. But who and what does he represent?

Farming Without Ill Effects
Anuradha Raghunathan
Dhirendra Kumar started out in big agribusiness. He struggled to find alternatives.

SEAN PARKER: AGENT OF DISRUPTION
Steven Bertoni
He rocked the music industry with Napster. He helped build Facebook. At 31 and worth $2.1 billion, he’s just getting started.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Heroes of Philanthropy
The Forbes 400
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

THE REAL THING?
Gady Epstein
A Yank on capitalism’s frontiers has a mission--bring Coke and a smile to forbidding North Korea.

Gap Attack
Hannah Elliot
Japanese retailer Uniqlo is--once again--aiming at U.S. clothing stores.

When Really Rich People Do Really Stupid Things
Steven Bertoni
Want to feel superior? Read this story. These mishaps were compiled by Chartis insurance company, which swears they are true.

Midwifing China Inc.
Helene Franchineau
From boardroom to regulatory seat, Laura Cha has opened up the world’s last great equity market.

Heroes of Philanthropy

Bollywood Bounty
Saritha Rai
Indian movie star Vivek Oberoi is a big hit with charitable causes, from a school for girls near New Delhi to cancer patients in Mumbai.

The Forbes 400

The Richest People in America
Forbes Staff
They’re up. The economy’s down. Our 30th rich list proves the value of being your own boss.

How I Became An Entrepreneur
Jessica Chen
An Entrepreneur My fortune has its roots in the belief that a good idea can’t be stopped--and in the single dollar that got me started.

Fresh Faces
Forbes Staff
There were 18 newcomers this year.

Sorry, Not This Year
Forbes Staff
Twenty-one fell off and three died since 2010.

THE LAST ROUNDUP
Keren Blankfeld
He long ago left CNN. But Ted Turner is still stirring up the world--by threatening to save it.

Counting To 400
Forbes Staff
Decoding the facts and figures of the nation’s richest.

Forbes Asia Life

Business of Education
Forbes Staff
A few thoughts on the business of education.

Sany Sensations
Russell Flannery
Chairman Liang Wengen scales the top while his CEO, Xiang Wenbo, helps take the flagship company higher and higher.

Time to Shine
Shishir Prasad, Mitu Jayashankar, and N.S. Ramnath
With its big rivals in transition, Tata Consultancy Services now sits atop India’s storied infotech industry.

Environmental Balance
Elizabeth Woyke
Asus Chairman Jonney Shih wants to revamp the way Taiwan farms and fishes--from a Buddhist point of view.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
The Fab 50
China’s 100 Richest
Top 50 U.S. Colleges
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

Burma Opens for Business
Simon Montlake
Or so goes the talk of the towns under a modified regime.

The Fab 50

Fab 50 Introduction
Scott Decarlo and John Koppisch
Asia increasingly the story of China, and this year’s list of the 50 best publicly traded companies in the Asia-Pacific.

Boyish Ambition
Justin Doebele
Adaro Energy has already made Garibaldi Thohir and three other investors billionaires. But his plans for the Indonesian coal miner are just taking shape.

Missing the Cut
Donald Frazier
A look at some of the Fab 50 stars of past years shows how the mighty have fallen.

A Product Of Evolution
Tim Treagold
All companies are continually changing, but Australian conglomerate Wesfarmers has made change a core principle.

China’s 100 Richest

China’s 100 Richest
Russell Flannery
Liang Wengen takes the No. 1 spot with a worth of $9.3 billion.

It’s All About People
Alicia Wittmeyer
Ranked No. 16, she and husband Pan Shiyi founded Soho China, one of the nation’s biggest real estate companies

Netster Debuts
Russell Flannery and Chloe Chen
The founder of 360buy is turning it into one of the world’s top e-commerce sites.

Remember Your Classmates
Raymond Liu
An angel investor, No. 38 on our list, talks about the importance of loyalty and networking.

On Buddhism and Building
Tang Weiwei
No. 99 on our list, the CEO of Fuyao Glass Industry, one of Asia’s largest producers of automobile glass.

Top 50 U.S. Colleges

All-Star Entrepreneurs
Susan Adams
Stanford’s Ernestine Fu, the youngest venture capitalist in Silicon Valley, heads up our group of student business-builders.

Best International Business Schools
Kurt Badenhausen
Asian institutions do well in our rankings.

Thoughts
Forbes Staff
A few thoughts on the business of wine

Asia’s 200 Best Under A Billion
Forbes staff
Our list of 200 high-performing Asia-Pacific companies with revenue under $1 billion.

After the Flood
Helen Coster
A staff-led tractormaker is benefiting from Pakistan’s agricultural rebound. A longtime Western partnership keeps that success local. Can it break out on its own?

Beauty Is Power
Jonathan Landreth
Will Yue-Kan’s work as coach to China pay off with a victory at the upcoming Miss Universe pageant?

It Takes Courage: Christine Lagarde
Maha Atal

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Thailand’s 40 Richest
Best Under A Billion
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact and Comment
Current Events
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

Companies, People, Ideas

Reach of the Sinosphere
Joel Kotkin and Sim Hee Juat
China-directed investment is spreading across the globe, sometimes to surprising pockets.

Drilling Into Eden
Christopher Helman
One of the Earth’s most ecologically delicate habitats is also home to a $50 billion natural gas project. Welcome to Barrow Island.

Speaking His Piece
Shu-Ching-Jean Chen
Zhou Hongyi is at war with China’s Internet kingpins. And no wonder, his software company Qihoo is a big threat. Here he talks about Tencent’s Pony Ma, web security and more.

Outward Bound
Brian Mertens
Until the past few years Thailand’s tycoons seldom put much money into operations and acquisitions abroad.

One Big Idea
Frederick Allen
A look back at Steve Jobs’ accomplishments

Lessons In Brand Building
As told to Joyce Huang
Taiwan billionaire Steven Pan on hosting mainlanders.

Thailand’s 40 Richest

The Reluctant Builder
Simon Montlake
Premchai Karnasuta has a hankering for mines but can’t pass up a long-sought development in Burma.

Best Under A Billion

200 Best Under A Billion
Christina Settimi

Traveling on a Budget
Lucinda Schmidt
Australians click on Wotif.com when booking a holiday. A key to the company’s success: Founder Graeme Wood knew when to pass the baton to Robbie Cooke.

The Shoe Fits
Robert Olsen
From the earliest factories of Fujian comes the Ding clan’s sportswear sensation.

Forbes Asia Life

Beauty Is Power
Jonathan Landreth
Will Yue-sai Kan’s work as coach to China pay off with a victory at the upcoming Miss Universe pageant?

Singapore’s 40 Wealthiest
Suzanne Nam
They’re worth $54.4 billion, up from last year’s $45.7 billion.

Ready To Roll
Neerja Pawha Jetley
’’Popiah King’’ Sam Goi built a hot business in mass-produced Asian frozen foods.

Banyan Tree Branches Out
Phyllis Fang Savage
Luxury hotelier Ho Kwon Ping is planting new roots in China.

Cambodia’s ’Aw, Shucks’ Banker
Simon Montlake
In Channy’s not-always-humble ACLEDA dominates the countryside.

Weaving Connections
Donald Frazier
Singapore gallery owner Percy Vatsaloo opens a window on the world for a remote Thai village.

The World’s Most Innovative Companies
Edited by Bruce Upbin
Innovation is the lifeblood of our global economy and a strategic priority for all companies and CEOs everywhere.

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Companies, People, Ideas
Forbes Asia Life

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact and Comment
Current Events
Innovation Rules

Companies, People, Ideas

Power Plays
Saritha Rai
Despite a short circuit in the share price of his Lanco Infratech, India’s energy needs keep L. Madhusudhan Rao optimistic.

Inside Rupert Murdoch’s Wavering Empire
Keren Blankfeld
The chief executive of News Corp. built a media powerhouse. But the phone-hacking scandal will require some difficult decisions.

Bargains In The PIIGS Pen?
Zack O’Malley Greenburg
Europe’s biggest banks don’t hold as much troubled sovereign debt as you think.


Bungle In The Jungle
Ron Gluckman
The idea was a Chinese economic colony in the Lao wilderness, and that was okay with Laos. Then the gamblers, hookers and gangsters took over, and that was not okay with China.

Into The Fray
Helen Coster
Monis Rahman is building the largest jobs website in volatile Pakistan. Is he prescient--or nuts?

Tale Of Two Families
Anuradha Raghunathan
They show no rubs in running Emami but leave it to Bollywood stars and cricketers to be their cream-brand ambassadors.

Jet Green
Todd Woody
We tagged along on the first transatlantic flight powered by biofuel. The seats were leather. The chardonnay was chilled. And our Gulfstream cut its carbon emissions by 5.5 metric tons.

Forbes Asia Life

Shine On
Noelle Lim
Royal Selangor, the largest pewterer in the world, is breaking its century-old mold.

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◆Jackie Chan: Philanthropy''s Hardest Working Man
Ron Gluckman
Hong Kong star Jackie Chan races around Asia to brighten a sick child''s day or help disaster victims.

48 Heroes Of Philanthropy
Forbes Asia Staff
From helping earthquake victims to sending poor kids to college, they''re boosting the region in many ways.

Indian Billionaire Shiv Nadar''s Education Plan
Anuradha Raghunathan
Billionaire Shiv Nadar takes the brightest children from the poorest villages of rural India and sends them to boarding school.

Billion-Dollar Givers
Forbes Staff
These 20 tycoons have each donated at least $1 billion.

Enrique Razon''s Shipping Play
Lan Anh Nguyen
Ricky Razon is making a second, and more promising, stab at capturing the shipping trade of the developing world.

Edgar Sia''s Fast-Food Cashout
Phyllis Fang Savage
Edgar Sia''s cash-out of his fast-food chain, Mang Inasal, makes him this year''s youngest lister.

The Philippines'' 40 Richest
Suzanne Name
They are worth a collective $34 billion, up from last year''s $22.8 billion.

IBM At 100
Rich Karlgaard
America''s iconic big tech hits the century mark and $100 billion in sales. Chief Executive Sam Palmisano looks back--and ahead.

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Companies, People, Ideas
Entrepreneurs
Issues & Ideas
Investing
Forbes Asia Life

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◆Companies, People, Ideas

Bold Bet On Wheat
Tim Treadgold
With prices for the grain at a premium, Western Australia''s John Nicoletti can score big margins on marginal acreage.

Cosmic Landlord
David M. Ewalt
Real estate developer Robert Bigelow believes mankind''s future is in outer space, and he''s betting big on getting there.

Visitors Welcome
Jane Ho
Yuyuan''s mall in Shanghai winningly acquaints tourists and the Chinese staff with one another.

Volkswagen Bugged
Scott DeCarlo
Biggest market-cap loser? Surprise!

Fighting A Russian Billionaire For The Faberge Brand
Nathan Vardi
Viktor Vekselberg and Brian Gilbertson were close business partners--until their relationship cracked over imperial eggs.

To The Max
Amy Yee
Afghans are making the long trek to India for medical treatment, providing healthy results for both patients and providers.

Guy Laliberte: On Being the First Clown in Space
As told to Steven Bertoni
That moment they light the fuse under your butt it''s a sense of total freedom, because I knew then nobody could get me out.

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◆Entrepreneurs

Beating A New Path For Commuters
Helen Coster
Alison Cohen wants to change the way we travel by renting thousands of bikes--where and when we need them.

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◆Issues & Ideas

Wealth Creation
Kerry A. Dolan
Scornful of foreign aid, Leila Chirayath Janah helps poor people overseas land work for U.S. tech companies.

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◆Investing

Investing On the Frontier
Keren Blankfeld
Geritz and Edgley are the Lewis and Clark of global investing, uncovering stocks in parts of the world Wall Street ignores.

Tech On The Cheap
Kerry A. Dolan
Do you like tech stocks but hate how they''re priced? Consider chip stocks.

Intrinsic Value | Finding Value In Commodities
John Buckingham
Buying commodity-related dividend-paying stocks.

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◆Forbes Asia Life

The Future Of Wine
Mike Veseth
China''s vineyards will compete with the Old World and the New--eventually.

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.

Sections
Companies, People, Ideas
Technology
The Celebrity 100

Front & Back
Sidelines
Readers Say
Fact & Comment
Portfolio Strategy
Innovation Rules
Thoughts

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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Mahindra''s Secret Global SUV
Naazneen Karmali
Anand Mahindra is gaining speed with his Indian clan''s vehicle maker, but the road is uphill from here.

South Korea''s 40 Richest
Yongseok Son and John Koppisch
With a net worth of $9.3 billion, Lee Kun-Hee tops our list of the 40 richest South Koreans.

Family Drama
Donald Kirk
Hyundai''s Chung Mong-Koo wanted to recapture the empire''s "mother company." He outmaneuvered his brother''s widow to get it.

Locking In The Profits
Andrew Salmon
Kim Joon-Il thought he could make plastic containers better. His company now leads the market in Korea and China.

Back To His Roots
Susan J. Cunningham
Washington SyCip attended Philippine public schools when they were among the best in Asia. Now nearly 90, he''s working to make them good again.

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The Cloner
Gady Epstein
Wang Xing, founder of a "Chinese Groupon," proves the adage: If at first you don''t succeed, clone, clone again.

Slide Show: The World''s Highest-Paid Soccer Players
Kurt Badenhausen
He may not be much of a force on the field anymore, but David Beckham is still a marketing powerhouse.

Carson Yeung''s Murk
Michael K. Ozanian with Robert Olsen
Birmingham City finances are not as clear-cut as the club''s gains on the pitch.

Deeper Into The Woods
Anuradha Raghunathan
The Mittals of Kolkata want to frame the buildout of India and beyond.

The Global 2000

The World''s Biggest Companies
Edited by Scott DeCarlo
Our annual compendium of the largest public companies on the planet.

The Ultimate Driverless Machine
Joann Muller
BMW bets on startups that help navigate urban life, car or not.

Urban Outfitter
Daniel Fisher with Naazneen Karmali and Gady Epstein
Siemens Chief Peter Loscher is betting on explosive growth among the world''s megacities. Even shantytowns need electricity and clean water.

All You Can Eat
Keren Blankfeld
The Batista family built the world''s biggest purveyor of meat. Now it may be time to exhibit some portion control.

New Lands Of Opportunity
Edward Glaeser
If you are alive today, there is a one-in-eight chance that you are living in a slum in the developing world, desperately--often successfully--trying to improve your lot.

Intel Is Alive And Well: An Interview With CEO Paul Otellini
Eric Savitz
Heading into last night?s Q1 earnings report, the Street had turned cautious on Intel. After

100 Most Powerful Venture Capitalists

2011''s Top Tech Investors
Edited by Nicole Perlroth
These 100 investors buck those trends, create wealth and fund the new ideas that keep our economy vibrant.

Talking Shop
Nicole Perlroth
Eight VCs open up about their business.

Intel Is Alive And Well: An Interview With CEO Paul Otellini
Eric Savitz
Heading into last night?s Q1 earnings report, the Street had turned cautious on Intel. After

Who Trusts China?
Gady Epstein
A scandal at Alibaba was Jack Ma''s chance to seize on his nation''s commercial weak spot.

Samsung''s Mr. TV
Andrew Salmon
Growing up in a Korean village, Yoon Boo-Keun never saw a TV until he was nearly out of his teens. Today he runs the world''s largest TV-manufacturing operation.

Serving Up the ''Yo'' Factor
Saritha Rai
V.G. Siddhartha''s coffee business is hot with young India and the linchpin of a quietly growing empire.

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Up For A Vote
Ron Gluckman
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva talks about nuclear power, the separatists, Cambodia, censorship, Thaksin Shinawatra--and why he''s calling new elections.

Cleared For Takeoff
Ardian Wibisono and Justin Doebele
Garuda Indonesia''s IPO hit turbulence, but Emirsyah Satar sees better days ahead.

The Billionaire Behind L''Occitane''s Asian Expansion
Clare O''Connor
How Austrian Reinold Geiger led a French firm to dominate the Asian skin-care industry.

The Harajuku Billionaire
Donald Frazier
Yusaku Maezawa wanted to rock and roll, but he ended up doing something nearly as cool--selling the latest fashions online to Japanese trendsters.

Into the Wild
Donald Frazier
Singapore saw lots of business opportunities in Africa. It''s helping Vikram Chand and other entrepreneurs act on this.

The Great Gatsby
Aditya Wikrama
Indonesia plays a special role in Japanese cosmetics group Mandom.

Steal This E-Book
Jon Bruner
Tech publisher Tim O''Reilly has turned his $100 million O''Reilly Media into an e-book power--while rejecting antipiracy measures.

Entrepreneurs

Talking Shop
Noelle Lim
George Quek has made the simple bakery a thing of style, and customers are eating it up.

Technology

Adobe Is Watching Every Click
Quentin Hardy
Adobe products create the Web. They might as well track it, too.

Eyes of the World
Forbes Staff
Color is a new photo app that could change the way you interact with people.

Investing

Trading Places
Emily Lambert
Do we need a new stock exchange to help small companies raise capital? A former Nasdaq executive thinks so.

Portfolio Strategy | Buying Hipsters And Nerds
Ken Fisher
Seek technology consumers for stock gains.

SportsMoney

The Business Of Baseball
Edited by Kurt Badenhausen, Michael K. Ozanian and Christina Settimi
Average team values rise to an all-time high, but the Dodgers'' and Mets'' problems threaten to hurt the rest of MLB

Forbes Asia Life

Writing New Chapters
Kerry Hannon
Four people who did not retire to a life of golf or gardening.

A Fish Called Basa
Shishir Prasad and Shaista Bharwani
Largely from Vietnam, its rapid spread and acceptance in India in the past three years has left experts baffled and beaming.

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The World''s Billionaires 2011
Edited by Luisa Kroll and Kerry A. Dolan
This year''s list broke records in size (1,210 billionaires) and total net worth ($4.5 trillion).

Broad-Minded Banker
Anita Raghavan
The founder of Kotak Mahindra Bank thinks he can compete with the biggest in India and maybe beyond.

Last Man Standing
Naazneen Karmali
Risk-taking at Kumar Birla''s industrial group is geared to being able to weather the worst of times.

The Raider''s Radar
Steven Bertoni
How does Carl Icahn choose his targets, then pounce? A rare look inside his head.

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The Billionaire Factory: Roaring Markets, Sudden Fortunes
Edited by Luisa Kroll and Kerry A. Doland
For the first time in over a decade Asia has more ten-figure folks than Europe.

Joseph Lau''s Vivid Blue Diamond
Jessica Chen
The Hong Kong real estate magnate Joseph Lau entered the world-class baubles Hall of Fame when he purchased a blue diamond ring for $9,448,754.

Nicky Oppenheimer: Wild Game
Bhuma Shrivastava
South Africa''s largest private game park.

The Russian Billionaire Who Friended Silicon Valley
Parmy Olson
Tech''s titans used to wonder about Yuri Milner. Now he''s the guy everyone wants to copy.

John Pritzker: Slumming
As told to Kerry A. Dolan
Moving to San Francisco was my first act of defiance.

Stanley Ho''s Tangled Life
Robert Olsen
Angela Leong, one of many women in Stanley Ho''s life.

Vijay Mallya: Memories of Gandhi
Naazneen Karmali
Important personal belongings of Mahatma Gandhi.

Mustafa Vehbi Koc On Shooting Wildlife--With a Lens
As told to Ozer Turan
We saw a group of lions eating a boar that was still in agony.

Alisher Usmanov On Saber Rattling
As told to Bruce Upbin
Fencing is a very intellectual sport. It forces you to make up your mind and decide instantly.

Stefan Persson: Squire of the Manor
Parmy Olson
Feudalism has been out of vogue in England for a few centuries, but reclusive billionaire Stefan Persson has gone old school.

Asia''s New Billionaires
Edited by Luisa Kroll and Kerry A. Doland
A record slew of fresh faces debut in the region.

Nation Building
Zina Moukheiber
Lebanon''s next leader, Najib Mikati, has respect and money--lots of it. So why is he involving himself in the messy and dangerous world of politics?

Morris Kahn and the Joys of Diving
As told to Keren Blankfeld
One of the most exciting things that happened was rescuing a whale shark caught in fishermen''s nets.

Sugar Daddy
Keren Blankfeld
Brazil''s Rubens Ometto is the world''s first ethanol billionaire. They call him the Tractor--not just because he harvests sugarcane.

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Gady Epstein
Charles Chao, with a new Chinese version of Twitter, Sina Weibo, gambled on a politically sensitive Internet service. So far his move is paying off.

Reeling in a Fortune
Noelle Lim
Malaysia''s Chia Song Kun turned small fish into big profits. Then he cracked the egg market and is now a big producer. With food shortages popping up, his QL Resources sees more opportunity.

Malaysia''s Richest
Suzanne Nam
Many of the country''s richest have benefited from the leap in global commodity prices.

Clay Christensen''s Story Of Life, Death And Medicine
As told to David Whelan
Clayton Christensen beat a heart attack, advanced-stage cancer and a stroke in three years. Here''s what he learned about life, death and fixing the health care system.

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Back From The Edge
Steve Forbes
George Gilder fueled the telecom stock craze--then paid the price. Yet most of his prophecies came true. Here''s what he''s investing in now.

Hugh''s the Boss?
Jeff Bercovici
Hef got the mansion in the Playboy buyout, but it doesn''t look like he''s on top anymore.

Long-Distance Learning
Anuradha Raghunathan
India has plenty of kids but not enough teachers. Everonn Education is bridging the gap.

Crosshairs of History
Zina Moukheiber
Egypt''s Mansour family, the world''s biggest sellers of GM cars, have made money, lost it and made it again. What happens now?

Foreclosures of the Rich and Famous
Morgan Brennan
Middle-class Americans aren''t the only ones handing the house keys to their banks.

Rolling Ahead
Pudji Lestari
Regional tire leader Gajah Tunggal has rebounded from dark days and enjoys a buoyant Indonesian market.

Hyundai Rolls Its Own
Joann Muller
The Korean carmaker makes a $5 billion bet that Henry Ford had it right all along.

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Does Cisco Systems Have a John Chambers Problem?
Quentin Hardy
The Cisco chief tried to repeat its business success as the world shifted into consumer-dominant products.

Super Crunchers
Oliver Chiang
The toughest place to get a job in Silicon Valley isn''t Facebook but a discreet data mining shop with a thing for Tolkien.

Larry''s Long Reach
Victoria Barret
A software firm that Oracle''s Larry Ellison cofounded is taking on archenemy Microsoft--and himself.

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Global Gambits | Bullish on Japan
Carl Delfeld
Japan''s stock market has been on a tear lately. Is this yet another head fake or the beginning of a recovery for Japan?

Low Risk, High Reward
Daniel Fisher
Here''s a provocative concept. Stodgy stocks offer better returns than highfliers.

Wild Thing
Robert Lenzner
Josh Fink, the son of BlackRock''s founder, has gone his own way--where sane investors rarely go.

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Postcards From a Dentist Chair
K.P. Narayanya Kumar
Jaipur is the latest Indian city to cater to foreigners seeking cheap, reliable dental treatment and exotic tourist experiences.

The Rough Life
Monte Burke
You, too, can play in a PGA Tour pro-am.

French Quarter Festival
John Henry Barbee
New Orleans'' well-kept secret serves up a musical gumbo.