A Transforming Experience: Learning from Girish Paranjpe of Wipro Technologies
Looking to Charles Darwin for inspiration, Wipro's Girish Paranjpe challenges business leaders to never stop innovating regardless of your industry.
A Recovery Takes Root in Developing Asia
Despite risks, East Asia is continuing to outperform in emerging markets, according to reports from the Asian Development Bank.
China: What Real Estate Bubble?
Property tycoon Ronnie Chan argues that the boom in China real estate is only beginning.
Will Toyota Be a Driver for Change in Japanese Industry?
Winner, Study Tour Paper Competition: Visiting Japan in the midst of the Toyota crisis on a Chazen Study Tour, Roland Jones shares perspectives on how Japan is learning or not from the automaker's troubles and explores what this means for Japanese industry.
China's Bond Market: The Next Big Bang
Amid a red-hot equity market and a rising currency, investors turn their attention to China's fixed income markets.
Ernest Higa and the Birth of Japan's Pizza Delivery Industry
Ernest Higa, Chairman and CEO of Higa Industries shares insights on building a brand in the Japanese market and how to be a great entrepreneur in difficult economic times.
Blurring Borders: The Global Rise of Tata Consultancy
From the Keralan shores to the mountains of Ladakh, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has long been famous across India, but today it is breaking the bounds of the subcontinent and going global. CEO N. Chandrasekaran discusses the rise of Tata, one of India's fastest growing companies.
Insights into China's Banking Industry:
Ma Weihua at the Inaugural China Business Initiative Forum
Ma Weihua, President and CEO of China Merchants Bank, highlights the success of China's banking sector in the midst of the financial crisis and outlines strategies for globalizing the industry.
Why Was the Financial Crisis Less Enduring in Japan and Other Countries...This Time Around?
Panelists explore the drivers that allowed Japan and other countries to withstand the recent financial crisis better than their American and European counterparts.