Japan Sees a Chance to Promote Its Energy Frugal Ways
hokusai-great_wave_wince.jpgJapan is by many measures the world’s most energy-frugal developed nation. After the energy crises of the 1970s, the country forced itself to conserve with government-mandated energy-efficiency targets and steep taxes on petroleum. Energy experts also credit a national consensus on the need to consume less. “Superior technology and a national spirit of avoiding waste give Japan the world’s most energy-efficient structure,” Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda said..
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The Three Business Personalities-Entrepreneur, Manager, Technician
chinese_doing_business_wince.jpgDefining the business is entrepreneurial work, doing the hands-on work is technical work, and the managerial work is the bridge between the two. Creating and maintaining a successful business requires the contributions of all three roles. For many small business owners, however, the technician in them usually dominates - to the detriment of the overall business.
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Meet the next China
chinese_doing_business_wince.jpgBut most important, wages in China are rising close to 25% a year in many industries, in dollar terms, and China is no longer such a bargain. Companies are using the "China plus one" strategy to mitigate the risks of overdependence on factories in one country.
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Malaysia losing edge

malaysia_wince.jpgMalaysian inbound operators are anxiously awaiting feedback from their China and Hong Kong counterparts if tour package price increases due to the cut in government fuel subsidies, will be accepted.

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Charge by the byte for internet users?

calculator_wince.jpgFor years, both kinds of Web surfers have paid the same price for access. But now three of the country’s largest Internet service providers are threatening to clamp down on their most active subscribers by placing monthly limits on their online activity.The idea is that people who use the network more heavily should pay more, the way they do for water, electricity, or, in many cases, cellphone minutes.

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Where employees voice their opinions about their bosses

giraffe_and_friends_wince.jpgTake this from a Glassdoor.com reviewer: "Microsoft is the new government job with better pay, better benefits, nicer offices, free Starbucks coffee, flexible hours and fewer hours overall."

Sometimes, though, the feelings are clear.

The poor bosses have to sit in silence as, for example, a Yahoo employee on Glassdoor.com calls them "condescending."

On Glassfloor.com the bosses could speak their own hearts and minds.

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