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Would You Buy a New Car for $2,500?
TaTa Motors of India plans to unveil a $2,500 car for the Indian masses, sparking elation to hundreds of millions and controversy to environmentalists The GRE Invasion into GMAT Land
Was it the GREs or the GMATs that one had to take to get into business school? Soon, you may not have to know that answer To Hire Illegally... Or Not to Hire Illegally...
On the heel's of Swift & Co's endictiment for its hiring of illegal aliens, the U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement Agency is beginning to tighten its noose on big-name employers Pfizer's $200 Billion Asian Dream
The world's biggest drug maker announces plans to invest heavily in Asia As Chinese as Hockey?
Alas, China may have finally caught the dreadful hockey bug A North Korean "Resort"
LA Times journalist, Paul Feldman, recounts his experience at a North Korean resort "Do You Understand the Words That Are Coming out of My Mouth?"
A law suit filed against the Salvation Army incites the Senate and the House to weigh in on EEOC policies and the legality of American employers who require their employees to speak English on the job Welcome Aboard the Sexy Skies
Apparently, Chinese airlines really care about how much their passengers care about the shapeliness of their flight attendants' legs Log off, and Give Me Twenty!
In one of the most "connected" nations on the planet, parents resort to desperate measures to combat their children's addiction to the Internet Democracy & Diversity
New York Times journalist, Thomas L. Friedman, suggests that the key to democracy in the developing world lay in the hands of something many Fortune 500 companies have known for years Money and the Root of Gender Upheaval
Indian women face new challenges and ambivalence as they breach forth into autonomy and the workplace India, I Need Two Tickets to Cleveland for Friday
If you thought the limits of outsourcing had been exhausted with your technical support agent from Bangalore, think again Asian Americans Can't Compete with White Instructors in China
Who would've ever thought that a Chinese person could ever get discriminated against over a white person...in China? But, apparently, that is the case in this real-life Twilight Zone episode (requires registration to access) Keeping up with the Zhangs, Yamaguchis, and Chowdhuries
It was decades ago that the race to space was making headlines. Now, countries such as China, Japan and India are vying for the same prize on the Asian continent - some with good, and some with not-so-good intentions Asian Americans Face New Hurdles in Applying to College
In a new study conducted by The Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA, researchers find new obstacles for Asian Americans seeking higher education Being Asian in Hollywood
Actor John Cho (Harold and Kumar) speaks on some of the difficulties and the progress Asians have made in American cinema UC Schools Consider Overhauling Asian/Asian American Category
The senate of the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) met last week to consider further breaking down the Asian classification system in their admissions process Asia Becomes Its Own Domain
In what many predict will be a widely used website suffix, .Asia joins the crowded collective of domain extensions such as .eu, .net and .com. Retail Store H&M on the Asian Hot Seat
After a Filipino patron was allegedly racially harassed by an H&M clerk, the Asian American Institute has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the store. Are You About to be Fired?
According to this Fortune article, here are 8 tell-tale signs that you might be seeing the pink slip very soon.