Articles in Japan
Yesterday I wrote about how Samsung is taking a beating because of its too small SamsungQ1. Today Samsung says its profits are growing.
Samsung expects its profits in memory chips, LCDs and mobile phone handsets to …
In Asia – smaller is best is the motto. My Japanese friends sing this mantra to me when they pull out their 3lb laptops. If somebody could put Microsoft XP in a cell phone, the Japanese …
GM finally found something it can beat Toyota at.
GM’s hogs don’t eat as much gas as Toyota;s does.
GM’s Tahoe, Escalade and Yukon can get around 20mpg. Toyota’s Sequoia only gets around 16mpg.
Of course, …
Japan has about 10,000 US Marines and 50,000 US military members total. And ALL of them would rather be in Japan than in Iraq or Afghanistan or on some boat just off the coast. I …
Six months ago, Sony was expected to lose nearly $1 billion dollars last year. Instead they made MORE THAN $1.1 billion.
I am sure somebody was happy about the prediction being off, don’t you think?
Sony …
Jack Ma of Alibaba recently spoke at the Committee of 100 in San Francisco.
In one session, Bridge to the Wild Web, Ma blasted business leaders in China.
First he distinguished Chinese businessmen from their Asian …
I saw an interesting figure in today’s San Jose Mercury News.
The top 150 companies in Silicon Valley had a combined market value on Friday of $1.18 Trillion Dollars. That’s Google + Intel + Yahoo + …
Cute – not really. Good looking? – Well, if I were a high schooler, I’d weigh in my opinion.
Little – nope. She’s taller than me and I am 6 feet tall.
Asian – Made in Korea.
Michelle …
Hong Lu is president and CEO of UTSTAR. He recently spoke at a panel in San Francisco during the Committee of 100 15th Annual Convention.
UTStar is part of the fastest growing industry in China – …
Of the president’s visit to Japan, the www.nytimes.com editorialized: “[T]he President’s willing participation is as disturbing as his extraordinary compensation. Former Presidents haven’t always comported themselves with dignity after leaving the Oval Office. But none …

