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JOB EXPORTS: EUROPE'S TURN; It's following the offshoring trend -- and much of it is white-collar

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-04 (3879), p.50

Carol Matlack in Paris, with Manjeet Kripalani in Bombay, David Fairlamb in Warsaw, Stanley Reed in London, Gail Edmondson in Frankfurt, and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2004

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THE GLOBAL 1000

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-07 (3841), p.34

Chester Dawson, with Diane Brady in New York, Jay Greene in Seattle, Kerry Capell in London, Andy Reinhardt in Paris, Irene M. Kunii in Tokyo and bureau reports

2003

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BROADBAND: WHAT'S THE HOLDUP?; The U.S. trails in the digital stakes. And catching up won't happen overnight

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-03 (3872), p.38

Steve Rosenbush in New York, with Catherine Yang in Washington, Ronald Grover in Los Angles, Moon Ihlwan in Seoul, and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2004

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Tech's Future

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-09 (3901), p.82

Steve HammWith Manjeet Kripalani in Bombay, Bruce Einhorn in Hong Kong, Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2004

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Alcatel's U.S. Obsession: Lucent was an idol--now it's a target

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-06 (3735), p.22

Stephen Baker in Paris and Steve Rosenbush in New York, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2001

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Alcatel's U.S. Dream: Lucent was an idol--now it's a target

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-06 (3735), p.54

Stephen Baker in Paris and Steve Rosenbush in New York, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2001

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WHAT'S A RIVAL TO DO NOW? Getting out of Microsoft's way becomes a key survival skill

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-11 (3808), p.44

Steve Hamm in New York, with Jay Greene in Seattle, Andy Reinhardt in Paris, and bureau reports

2002

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Making the Tech Slump Pay Off: It's a risky gambit--sometimes fatal, in fact--but stepping on the gas when others hit the brakes can allow a company to overtake its mightiest rivals

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-06 (3788), p.84

Steve Hamm in New York, with Faith Keenan in Boston, Andy Reinhardt in Paris, and bureau reports

2002

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CELL PHONES: THE BIG BOYS ARE BACK

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-09 (3901), p.22

Bruce Einhorn in Hong Kong, with Frederik Balfour in Shanghai and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2004

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"WORKING LATE' WON'T WORK ANYMORE"

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2005-10 (3957), p.40

Moon Ihlwan in Seoul, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2005

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A BRUISING FROM BROADBAND

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-11 (3909), p.35

Ariane Sains in Stockholm and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2004

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MOTOROLA: 'A SHOT OF ADRENALINE' Will a slew of new phones put an end to its slump?

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-07 (3843), p.42

Roger O. Crockett in Chicago, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2003

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MATSUSHITA: BACK TO THE GLORY DAYS Its Panasonic brand is hot again, and profits are juiced up

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-07 (3842), p.24

Irene M. Kunii in Tokyo, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2003

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TECH SLUMP? WHAT TECH SLUMP? Spain is turning into the hottest IT market in Europe

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-06 (3836), p.24

Paulo Prada in Madrid, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2003

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BACK FROM THE DEAD: EUROPE'S TELCOS Their huge debt is at last receding. But what about growth?

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-06 (3835), p.34

Jack Ewing in Cologne and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2003

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CAN MIKE Z WORK MORE MAGIC AT MOTOROLA? Having revitalized the cell-phone unit, COO Zafirovski must now do the same for the rest of the company

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-04 (3828), p.58

Roger O. Crockett in Chicago, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2003

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A TOPSY-TURVY INFO TECH 100 Some of last year's losers are back on top--as a few Internet and telecom stars emerge from the rubble

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-11 (3809), p.88

Andrew Park in Dallas, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2002

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Pirelli: On the Trail of the Holy Grail: Can the cable maker build the first optical chip?

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-03 (3772), p.30

Gail Edmondson in Milan, with Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2002

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From Niche Player to Goliath: STMicroelectronics has bucked the chip slump...so far

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-03 (3723), p.94

Gail Edmondson in Rome and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2001

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From Niche to Goliath: STMicroelectronics outpaces its rivals

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2001-02 (3719), p.24

Gail Edmondson in Rome and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2001

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Fast-Track Authority: Don't Underestimate Its Clout

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-08 (3795), p.35

2002

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All Net, All the Time: High-speed connections, just about anywhere: Wi-Fi looks like a communications breakthrough

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2002-04 (3780), p.100

Roger O. Crockett in Chicago, with Heather Green in New York, Andy Reinhardt in Paris, and Jay Greene in Seattle

2002

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EUROPE MIGHT NOT LET BILL OFF SO LIGHTLY A new antitrust complaint could double the trouble for Microsoft

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2003-02 (3821), p.124

Jay Greene in Seattle, Andy Reinhardt in Paris, and Mike France in New York

2003

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Big Bang!; Digital convergence is finally happening -- and that means new opportunities for upstarts and challenges for tech icons

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2004-06 (3888), p.68

2004

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NO ONE SAID BUILDING A BRAND WAS EASY

Bloomberg Businessweek, 2005-12 (3962), p.18

Bruce Einhorn, with Bettina Wassener in Frankfurt and Andy Reinhardt in Paris

2005

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JOB EXPORTS: EUROPE'S TURN; It's following the offshoring trend -- and much of it is white-collar

THE GLOBAL 1000

BROADBAND: WHAT'S THE HOLDUP?; The U.S. trails in the digital stakes. And catching up won't happen overnight

Tech's Future

Alcatel's U.S. Obsession: Lucent was an idol--now it's a target

Alcatel's U.S. Dream: Lucent was an idol--now it's a target

WHAT'S A RIVAL TO DO NOW? Getting out of Microsoft's way becomes a key survival skill

Making the Tech Slump Pay Off: It's a risky gambit--sometimes fatal, in fact--but stepping on the gas when others hit the brakes can allow a company to overtake its mightiest rivals

CELL PHONES: THE BIG BOYS ARE BACK

"WORKING LATE' WON'T WORK ANYMORE"

A BRUISING FROM BROADBAND

MOTOROLA: 'A SHOT OF ADRENALINE' Will a slew of new phones put an end to its slump?

MATSUSHITA: BACK TO THE GLORY DAYS Its Panasonic brand is hot again, and profits are juiced up

TECH SLUMP? WHAT TECH SLUMP? Spain is turning into the hottest IT market in Europe

BACK FROM THE DEAD: EUROPE'S TELCOS Their huge debt is at last receding. But what about growth?

CAN MIKE Z WORK MORE MAGIC AT MOTOROLA? Having revitalized the cell-phone unit, COO Zafirovski must now do the same for the rest of the company

A TOPSY-TURVY INFO TECH 100 Some of last year's losers are back on top--as a few Internet and telecom stars emerge from the rubble

Pirelli: On the Trail of the Holy Grail: Can the cable maker build the first optical chip?

From Niche Player to Goliath: STMicroelectronics has bucked the chip slump...so far

From Niche to Goliath: STMicroelectronics outpaces its rivals

Fast-Track Authority: Don't Underestimate Its Clout

All Net, All the Time: High-speed connections, just about anywhere: Wi-Fi looks like a communications breakthrough

EUROPE MIGHT NOT LET BILL OFF SO LIGHTLY A new antitrust complaint could double the trouble for Microsoft

Big Bang!; Digital convergence is finally happening -- and that means new opportunities for upstarts and challenges for tech icons

NO ONE SAID BUILDING A BRAND WAS EASY

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