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Telecommunications : the world on the line ; a survey

Rohwer, Jim - In: The economist 297 (1985), pp. 1-40

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China's Coming Telecom Battle - The West wants in on the world's second-largest mobile market. Good luck.

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 142 (2000) 13, pp. 209-217

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THE WORLD'S MOST ADMIRED COMPANIES - GE Digs Into Asia - The world's most admired company has been doing business in Asia for 100 years, but CEO Jack Welch sees that as just the be...

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 142 (2000) 7, pp. 164-181

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Today, Tokyo; tomorrow, the World! - In Japan, DoCoMo's wireless Web phones are all the rage. Now the company's taking its cutting-edge technology global.

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 142 (2000) 6, pp. 140-155

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Asia's Economy: A Precarious Balancing Act - The economies of Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Thailand have bounced back. But structural problems could make it all come tumbling...

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 142 (2000) 1, pp. 210-221

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The New Net Tigers - Three years ago, the Asian Tigers were written off for dead. Now three of them-South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong-have embraced the Internet and are on a tear....

Rohwer, Jim; Chowdhury, Neel; Kraar, Louis - In: Fortune 141 (2000) 10, pp. 310-327

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FEATURES - COVER STORIES - Japan Goes Web Crazy - Japan is finally waking up to the Internet. That just may be what the country needs to get its economy roaring again.

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 141 (2000) 3, pp. 115-119

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FIRST: - China: Land of Many Pagers - The mainland opens its lines

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 140 (1999) 12, pp. 54-55

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FIRST: - Abacus - Indonesia's President Wahid is making all the right noises so far. If he can fix his nation's battered banks, the economy could spring back surprisingly fast

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 140 (1999) 10, pp. 46-47

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FEATURES - THE NEW CHINA - SPECIAL REPORT - Opening China - The nation's bid to join the World Trade Organization is good news for just about everyone. Will politics get in the way...

Rohwer, Jim - In: Fortune 140 (1999) 7, pp. 65-68

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