Cross Border
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SAP Gets A Pit Bull
Dull no more, the German giant is suddenly outgrowing Oracle. Watch out, Larry. Here comes Lars
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The Cure For Road Rage
Los Angeles built the largest connected traffic network of its kind. Driving its streets has never been better. Honest
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Why Telecomix is a Web Vigilante
The hacker group Telecomix vows to expose those who censor or surveil the Internet, US tech firms included
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Looking Like a Billion Bucks with Sa Sa
The Kwoks built their cosmetics chain, Sa Sa, into a Hong Kong powerhouse. Selling to women in China is proving a harder challenge
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Xmi's Sound System
Singapore entrepreneur Ryan Lee had an idea: small, portable speakers. For his company, Xmi, the potential is anything but small
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The Brightest Idea About LED Lighting
Jason Wu's outfit seeks the top end of an LED lighting push
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Magic Pill, Magical Accounting
Deworming medicine donations have made some non-profits seem bigger and stronger than they really are
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Wind vs. Bird in USA
The revival of the iconic California condor is colliding with the state's wind farm boom. How environmentalists nightmare has become a multibillion-dollar dilemma
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The Most Important Man in Music
Spotify's Daniel Ek created a free, Facebook-enabled platform that could save the recording industry from piracy and iTunes
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Robert Pera Quit Apple And Became a Billionaire
ROBERT PERA, billionaire at 33, makes computer hardware with even fatter profit margins than his former employer's. The secret: No direct sales force
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Can Venture Capital Save The World?
Jacqueline Novogratz and her Acumen Fund attack the human race's oldest problems with a groundbreaking model: Fund noble startups and let altruistic capitalism do the rest