In China, business travelers take extreme precautions to avoid cyber-espionage
Packing for business in China? Bring your passport and business cards, but maybe not that laptop loaded with contacts and corporate memos. China's massive market beckons to American businesses — the nation is the United States' second-largest trading partner — but many are increasingly concerned about working amid electronic surveillance that is sophisticated and pervasive. Security experts also w
Japan falls for novel on management guru Drucker
In this Dec. 13, 2010 photo, a shopper reads a book by a special corner selling books of Natsumi Iwasaki's best seller in Japan "What if the female manager of a high school baseball team read Drucker's 'Management'?," two upper rows, and Peter Drucker's "Management," two lower rows, at Yaesu Book Center main store in Tokyo. Five years after his death, management guru Drucker has shot to newfound f
Fred Hiatt - Does Japan still matter?
TOKYO U.S.-Japan relations are in "crisis," Japan's foreign minister told me Thursday -- but I would guess that few Americans have noticed, let alone felt alarm. As China rises, Japan's economy has stalled, and its population is dwindling. The island nation -- feared during the last century first as a military power, then as an economic conqueror -- barely registers in the American imagination. Bu
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