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Doing It The Chinese Way: Disney's Strategy For a Lucrative Ride in China
Disney wants to connect with the Chinese consumer in a way that emotionally bonds with them
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Making Room For Life’s Unexpected Setbacks
In mega-planning, one shall not plan for everything
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Businesses Increasingly Face Water Risks
What are some strategies that have been taken to ensure water risks are contained and even lowered?
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The Tortoise And The Hare? An Analysis Of China And India’s Long-Term Prospects
There are good reasons for China’s ability to pull so far ahead of India
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Re-tooling The Microfinance Model in Asia
Microfinance is flourishing in Asia especially, with around 49 million borrowers
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Humanitarian Operations: The Challenges For Fleet Management
Transportation is the cornerstone of humanitarian programme delivery, and the second largest cost in terms of overheads for humanitarian organisations
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Infrastructure Key To Africa's Growth: Asia Has Role to Play
Without infrastructure platform, it would be impossible for the Africa to achieve double-digit growth
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Outsourcing: India's Tata eyes China market as part of drive to go global
China is a fragmented market with lots of small players; India has more major global companies
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A Passion For Education
An educator does not like to hear the word profit so they use the word surplus -- and to generate surplus, a business has to be sustainable
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How LG Electronics Reinvented Itself in the US
It took a long time for LGE to gain public acceptance of its products as premium products
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Is There Hope For the Newspaper Industry?
As existing newsrooms have certain inbuilt cost structures, newspapers should strive to do a better job of making use of the internet to generate revenue, as well as to rethink their news products