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Europe
A Fashion Revival Made in England
A new generation of U.K. designers is trying to bring back the country's long-dormant clothes-making tradition. The rise of the geography-teacher look is helping their cause -
Management
Women Suffer Most When Government Cuts Jobs
The bright spot for women? Education and health services, their biggest employer, continues to grow -
China
India's Misguided China Anxiety
Indians may fret about their growing trade deficit with China, but the gap is mainly about critical infrastructure investment -
Manufacturing
(Mostly) Made in America
The challenge of buying into a good idea -
Africa
SABMiller Tries Selling African Home-Brew
Its milky Chibuku beer targets lower-income consumers -
Management
Outsourcing: A Passage Out of India
Front-office jobs shift to Latin America and eastern Europe -
Europe
London Taxis' Next Stop: Azerbaijan
The maker of the iconic cabs is expanding in emerging markets -
Apps & Software
Inside the Chinese Boom in Corporate Espionage
Chinese corporate espionage is "the greatest transfer of wealth in history," says the U.S. National Security Agency's director. And growing evidence says China's intelligence agencies are involved -
Management
Japanese High Tech's Five Circles of Hell
Japan's once-mighty electronics sector has seen its exports and competitiveness eroded by Korea and a resurgent U.S. tech sector -
China
Why China's Factories Are Turning to Temp Workers
A law boosting full-time employees' rights has also lowered their appeal to domestic and foreign companies in China -
China
Luxe SUVs for the Wealthy
Maserati and Bentley roll out four-wheelers for the well-heeled -
Manufacturing
Do Tax Breaks Help Manufacturers?
When it comes to big manufacturers, the corporate tax rate isn't usually their top concern -
China
For Spain, an Economic Lifeline from China
With another recession looming, immigrants are shoring up growth -
China
Chinese Imports Invade India
Indian store shelves fill up with low-priced Chinese goods -
Management
The Story Behind the Olympus Scandal
The company's ex-president and CEO dared to ask questions about what looked like fraudulent accounting—and paid dearly for it
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