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Gunning for the U.S. in Technology Once the undisputed leader, America is now under assault from countries worldwide. How did this happen, and will the U.S. be able to fight back? America's Failure in Science Education The shortage of science and technology grads threatens the U.S. economy, and Washington's help is badly needed to tackle the problem Challengers to America's Science Crown Countries from Israel to India are feeding their R&D capabilities with lavish resources so their economies can reap the resulting benefits A Talk with Bush's Science Czar John Marburger points to the Administration's spending in R&D, innovation, education, and space, and says "We still are a leader" America's Enduring Tech Edge Although outsourcing and global competition are weakening the country's grip, it has the brains, money, and culture to keep winning An Indian Adventure for Tech Investors The country's outsourcing giants such as Wipro, Infosys, and Cognizant are still alluring, despite the offshore bashing in Washington Innovation Is a "Symbiotic Cycle" Government funds research and training, and businesses commercialize the results, says Microsoft's Craig Mundie. But the former is weakening "It All Comes Back to U.S. Innovation" Sun's Greg Papadopoulos is optimistic because the tech work being done elsewhere depends on underlying technology from America | |
 SPECIAL REPORT Seismic Changes in Software Programming jobs are heading overseas by the thousands. Is there a way for the U.S. to stay on top? (3/1/04) SPECIAL REPORT Now More Than Ever, Innovation Is The Answer Jobs will arise from the creation of new products, processes, and markets (3/1/04) ASIAN BUSINESS India: Big Pharma's New Promised Land? Drugmakers are heeding the siren call of its well-trained, cheap chemists (1/12/04) COMMENTARY Inventing A Better Patent Law Can Europe spur software innovation while safeguarding intellectual property? (12/22/03) COVER STORY The Rise Of India Growth is only just starting, but the country's brainpower is already reshaping Corporate America (12/8/03) | |
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