Cross Border
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Ads Should be So Good That People Want to Share Them
David Droga’s got a simple enough solution to what ails the world’s biggest brands: Make ads so good people want to share them. How hard can that be?
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Why WordPress Founder isn't Internet's Richest Man
WordPress, the open-source blogging tool, controls 17 percent of the web. So why isn't founder Matt Mullenweg the richest guy on the planet?
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Qualcomm's Biggest Problem: Meeting Demand
No factories, no phones, no fuss. How CEO Paul Jacobs keeps the cellphone-chip company above the fray
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China's Steve Jobs?
Lei Jun is selling millions of groundbreaking smartphones and attracting a cultlike following
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Silicon Valley's Unlikely Saviour
Struggling to cash in on the social Web, Kleiner Perkins turned to the poster child of the first dot-com bubble: Mary Meeker
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The World Bank is Confused
With its $57 billion aid portfolio, muddled objectives and failure to contain corruption, a decade of reform efforts have done little to fix the World Bank
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Toyota regains its Strength in an Unlikely Location
After a humbling fall, Japan's automotive titan rebuilds its manufacturing prowess in the unlikeliest of places
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LinkedIn Is Raking in the Moolah
Facebook gets all the attention, but LinkedIn has figured out how to turn a social network into a cash machine. And it doesn't even need you to be there to make money
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The Ultimate Neighbourhood Bank
The Indo-American community in Edison, New Jersey builds wealth the old-fashioned way, financing each other's businesses
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Hess Oil's Russian Mob Problem
The American oil giant has become a big player in a mafia-dominated region south of Moscow and gotten involved with some shady characters. Bullets, dubious beatings and disappearances have followed
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X Is For Entertainment
While competitors dithered, Microsoft used its Xbox videogames to sneak into living rooms. Now it's ready to dominate home entertainment the same way it did home computing