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China Reevaluates One-Child Policy
Beijing officials met last week to reconsider China's one child limit Japan's Robotics Industry Heads the Pack
Japan's robot revolution may be born more out of necessity than luxury A Facebook for Only Seven-Figure Earners
Executive search powerhouse, Heidrick & Struggles, becomes the first big-time recruitment firm to bank on the viability of social networking sites to facilitate new hires Wal-Mart Issues Apology to Muslim Woman
The nation's largest retailer atones for the insensitive remarks of a Utah cashier against a Muslim customer Blogging & Your Bottomline
An incisive look into how social media is helping or hurting your business in the digital age Innocence Shattered
Millions of Chinese graduates learn the sobering reality that a college degree doesn’t necessarily equate to employment Integrity Is the Best Policy
In today's global economy, companies must decide whether to enforce universal ethical standards or situational ethical standards appropriate to the region of the globe Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
The perilous office romance. Need we say more? "Player-Hating" on Chinese New Year
The Chinese government deals heavy blows to the many celebratory practices and traditions of Chinese New Year Who Do Asians Across the Globe Favor for America's Next President?
What are countries such as Japan, China, India and Indonesia thinking about the 2008 Presidential candidates? How Do You Say "Kosher" in Mandarin?
Even Kosher food manufacturers can't resist the cost-savings of shifting operations to China. With that, comes some unique cultural challenges and misunderstandings H1-B Employees Get Shafted
Is your outsourcer playing fair? Outsourced companies who do business with many Fortune 500 firms get the blame for unjust employement practices when it comes to their H1-B employees Businessweek's Top 50 Most Influential Headhunters
What do some of the world's most influential headhunters look for in their candidates? Restless in India
Indians no longer want your back-office, low-cost-provider jobs Home Sweet Hotel?
In step with Japan's uncanny ability to anticipate your need before you're even aware of it, check out the latest & greatest suite of offerings one Japanese hotel has for its weary travelers. Level Up!
It's no longer the Army that's using computer games to hire new recruits Transnational is the New Multinational
Multinational corporations devise new strategies for managing a new global workforce Human Logistics
As company's shift more & more to a global workforce, one real and pressing headache arises for HR managers Japanese Parents Insource Children's Education to Indian Schools
Frustrated and apprehensive Japanese parents resort to the Indian educational system to sustain the future competitiveness of their children Too Rich for Even American Blood
American parents of adopted Chinese children only find disappointment when they find out that a 2008 visit to the Beijing Olympics will set them back $15,000...per person!