Forbes Asia April 2011
   Who Trusts China?
Gady Epstein
A scandal at Alibaba was Jack Ma's chance to seize on his nation's commercial weak spot.


Samsung's Mr. TV
Andrew Salmon
Growing up in a Korean village, Yoon Boo-Keun never saw a TV until he was nearly out of his teens. Today he runs the world's largest TV-manufacturing operation.

Serving Up the 'Yo' Factor
Saritha Rai
V.G. Siddhartha's coffee business is hot with young India and the linchpin of a quietly growing empire.

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Companies, People, Ideas

Up For A Vote
Ron Gluckman
Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva talks about nuclear power, the separatists, Cambodia, censorship, Thaksin Shinawatra--and why he's calling new elections.

The Harajuku Billionaire
Donald Frazier
Yusaku Maezawa wanted to rock and roll, but he ended up doing something nearly as cool--selling the latest fashions online to Japanese trendsters.

The Great Gatsby
Aditya Wikrama
Indonesia plays a special role in Japanese cosmetics group Mandom.

Cleared For Takeoff
Ardian Wibisono and Justin Doebele
Garuda Indonesia's IPO hit turbulence, but Emirsyah Satar sees better days ahead.

Into the Wild
Donald Frazier
Singapore saw lots of business opportunities in Africa. It's helping Vikram Chand and other entrepreneurs act on this.

Steal This E-Book
Jon Bruner
Tech publisher Tim O'Reilly has turned his $100 million O'Reilly Media into an e-book power--while rejecting antipiracy measures.

The Billionaire Behind L'Occitane's Asian Expansion
Clare O'Connor
How Austrian Reinold Geiger led a French firm to dominate the Asian skin-care industry.





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Entrepreneurs

Talking Shop
Noelle Lim
George Quek has made the simple bakery a thing of style, and customers are eating it up.





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Technology

Adobe Is Watching Every Click
Quentin Hardy
Adobe products create the Web. They might as well track it, too.

Eyes of the World
Forbes Staff
Color is a new photo app that could change the way you interact with people.



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Investing

Trading Places
Emily Lambert
Do we need a new stock exchange to help small companies raise capital? A former Nasdaq executive thinks so.

Portfolio Strategy | Buying Hipsters And Nerds
Ken Fisher
Seek technology consumers for stock gains.



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SportsMoney

The Business Of Baseball
Edited by Kurt Badenhausen, Michael K. Ozanian and Christina Settimi
Average team values rise to an all-time high, but the Dodgers' and Mets' problems threaten to hurt the rest of MLB





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Forbes Asia Life

Writing New Chapters
Kerry Hannon
Four people who did not retire to a life of golf or gardening.

A Fish Called Basa
Shishir Prasad and Shaista Bharwani
Largely from Vietnam, its rapid spread and acceptance in India in the past three years has left experts baffled and beaming.



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