How George Tenet Brought The CIA Back From The Dead (Fortune, 2003)Amid controversy and two wars, he's led a classic turnaround by running the Agency like a business.
Can Apple win over China?If you’re the world’s largest company - with nearly $600 billion in market value - getting bigger is a tough challenge. But if Apple can learn how to charm the world’s largest population, the possibilities are limitless.- How to think about FoxconnThe contract manufacturer has become a symbol for worker abuse, but the Apple partner isn’t the only bad actor in China.
Why China is losing the solar warsFour years ago, investors placed bets that China would dominate solar energy. Now China’s solar industry is just a capital destruction machine, with some of its most prominent companies desperately flailing for lifelines.
Stop exaggerating China’s slowdownYes, China’s growth is slowing. But the unfolding economic debacle in the developed world is wounding China, not killing it. It has plenty more room to grow.- China reminds business leaders of its harsh realitiesGlobal businesses have placed bets on China as a stable source of growth for the foreseeable future. Bo Xilai and Chen Guangcheng serve as unwelcome reminders: Don't assume anything.
- Fukushima Daiichi: Inside the debacleAn unprecedented look at the disastrous handling of the accident at TEPCO’s nuclear power station explains why Japan still doesn’t trust nukes.
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