Archive for the 'International News' Category
Wal-Mart partnership opens door to Indian retail market
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Nissan plans to sell electric cars
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11 most ‘accountable’ companies
Fortune's annual ranking of the world's largest companies by how well they conform to socially responsible business practices.
Saying no to corruption
Anwar Ibrahim was a rising star in Asian politics during the 1990s as Finance Minister and then Deputy Prime Minister under Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad. But in 1998, after leading a campaign against government corruption, Ibrahim was thrown in jail on trumped-up charges and held in solitary confinement for six years.
Record IPO for China Bank
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Legal pad: Is AMD an American company?
The headquarters of AMD and Intel are about a mile-and-a-half apart in Silicon Valley. But a surprising, potentially important ruling in their antitrust case may limit how AMD can sue Intel in the United States. In his new blog, senior editor Roger Parloff explains what it all means.
Audi: The luxury car brand nobody knows
The U.S. luxury car market has been a bonanza for Mercedes and BMW as they have motored from one sales record to another. But the third German luxury brand, Audi, keeps making detours. Despite its backing by corporate parent Volkswagen, pioneering engineering developments like all-wheel drive and a strong performance elsewhere around the world, its stop-and-go efforts have caused it to get lost in the shuffle. Audi has lost money in the U.S. for years.