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India's Plague of Knockoffs
Big marketers battle lookalikes as sales in the countryside boom
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The 0.5 percent rate of decline in output per hour means companies will have to increase hiring to meet demand
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Manufacturing
Cone Denim's Old Factory Is Back in Fashion
A century-old denim mill in North Carolina finds new life supplying makers of $350 jeans
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My Week at Private Equity Boot Camp
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Manufacturing
Is Nike's Flyknit the Swoosh of the Future?
Its new running shoe is spun, not sewn, reducing materials, time, and labor
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London Taxis' Next Stop: Azerbaijan
The maker of the iconic cabs is expanding in emerging markets
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Dungaree Redux
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The Making of TaylorMade's RocketBallz 3-Wood
Golf is in crisis. Youngsters aren't taking it up, and industry sales are down. But not at TaylorMade, maker of RocketBallz, the hottest clubs in the game
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The Sliming of Pink Slime's Creator
For beef processor BPI, Web reaction to the harvesting of meat scraps results in customers leaving and plants closing
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Can Big Pharma's Sheri McCoy Give Avon a Makeover?
McCoy will exit Johnson & Johnson to take over Avon with predecessor Andrea Jung poised over her shoulder
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Big improvements in conventional gasoline-powered cars narrow the mileage gap
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Manufacturing
(Un)friendly Fire at Glock
The legal shootout within Austrian's wealthy Glock clan is getting more intense
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Energy
Firing Up China's Solar Market
As solar panel prices fall, Chinese manufacturers are boosting domestic sales
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Hugo Boss Plays Catch-Up in China
The clothing maker seeks buzz to reignite its business in luxe's promised land
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Foreign Beermakers Raise a Glass to China
Global brewers hope to move more mainland customers upmarket
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Africa
SABMiller Tries Selling African Home-Brew
Its milky Chibuku beer targets lower-income consumers
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Europe
Daimler's Billion-Dollar Bet on Hungary
Its new factory near Budapest has wages a fifth of those in Germany
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Manufacturing
Savings at the Jet Junkyard
For some planes, a trip to the salvage yard marks the start of the afterlife
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Manufacturing
Cone Denim's Old Factory Is Back in Fashion
A century-old denim mill in North Carolina finds new life supplying makers of $350 jeans
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Manufacturing
My Week at Private Equity Boot Camp
The author's stint as an efficiency expert at an Alabama factory owned by Monomoy Capital Partners
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Manufacturing
India's Plague of Knockoffs
Big marketers battle lookalikes as sales in the countryside boom
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Dungaree Redux
A century-old denim factory in North Carolina finds new life making high-priced, old-style jeans -
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The Sliming of Pink Slime's Creator
For beef processor BPI, Web reaction to the harvesting of meat scraps results in customers leaving and plants closing
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Is Nike's Flyknit the Swoosh of the Future?
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The Story Behind the Olympus Scandal
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Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
Front-office jobs shift to Latin America and eastern Europe -
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McCoy will exit Johnson & Johnson to take over Avon with predecessor Andrea Jung poised over her shoulder
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Luxe SUVs for the Wealthy
Maserati and Bentley roll out four-wheelers for the well-heeled
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Savings at the Jet Junkyard
For some planes, a trip to the salvage yard marks the start of the afterlife
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Will More Britons Buy Dishwashers?
Appliance and detergent makers tackle the U.K.'s low interest in dishwashers
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