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India Inc. Battered by Credit Crisis
Strapped by recent M&As, companies like Tata Motors, Hindalco, and Suzlon Energy are scrambling to come up with cash to pay for big-ticket acquisitions

Islamic Finance: Better than Wall Street?
Banks and mutual funds that comply with Islamic law have largely evaded the fallout from toxic debt

China and India: New Innovation and Talent Forces
China and India are catching up quickly with Western nations in providing homegrown talent as well as heavy investment in R&D

Buffett Backs China Green-Auto Venture
Berkshire Hathaway-controlled MidAmerican Energy will help sell Chinese-made electric cars in the U.S.

Video Game Music Strikes a Bigger Chord
Some well-known movie and TV composers are now penning scores for video games, further evidence of the gaming industry's continued growth

How Asian Companies Can Beat the Recession
At Malaysian Airlines, Toyota, and other Asian companies, managing right in the worst of times is opening doors for the future

No Rest for Asia's Hot Growth Heroes
The small and midsize outfits on BusinessWeek's annual list of Asia's Hot Growth Companies face fierce competition

Asia's Top Hot Growth Companies
A presence in China seemed to be the formula for success for this year's winners, which include a chain of for-profit schools and a maker of solar panels

A Chinese Web Giant's Sizzling Success

Tencent's huge lead in instant-messaging makes it one of the most vibrant young companies in Asia

Tulip Telecom Blooms in India

Indian telecom Tulip grew by focusing on data services to business. But its recent expansion may bring it head-on against larger rivals

A Japanese Video Game Company's Winning Streak

Despite the crisis, Hudson Soft is racking up big scores and profits, using an in-house celebrity promoter

Asia's Hot Growth Companies 2008: Behind the Delay on Coke's Juicy China Deal

For three months, Coca-Cola has awaited Beijing's O.K. on its offer to buy China Huiyuan Juice. Is China leery of a foreign buyer?

No Recession for a Korean Touchscreen Maker

Demand for Digitech's touch panels is exploding. Samsung Electronics installs them in its camera phones

Asia's Fastest-Growing Small Companies

From e-commerce and mobile data services to precision components and pharmaceuticals, the 10 companies at the top of the 2008 Asia's Hot Growth ranking serve an impressive array of demanding markets

Interactive Table: Asia's Hot Growth Companies for 2008

An interactive list of all 100 Asian Hot Growth companies, including key financial metrics and links to snapshots