U.S. airports see signs of an Asian economic rebound

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Airline companies in the US have expressed optimism over the industry's growth prospects, as Asia continues to manifest signs of long-term economic improvement. Northwest Airlines Corp, for instance, has recently introduced a second passenger service between Tokyo, Japan and Anchorage, Alaska in an effort to increase its profit margins. UAL Corp, on the other hand, is capitalizing on the growing demand for business class services, particularly in Japan.

United States, Foreign operations, Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Airlines

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Why Asia is losing the race to cyberspace

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Asian businesses are having difficulties adjusting to the realities of a cybereconomy. The biggest hurdles are the attitude of businessmen towards an intangible property and the existence of a legal environment that is not conducive to the development of high technology. Prime examples of the problematic attitude of businessmen is the willingness to finance infrastructure while ignoring the need to protect royalties and copyright.

National Income & Expenditure, High technology, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Businessmen

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