Motorola positions itself for growth in Asia

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Motorola Inc., the electronics company based in Schambaugh, IL, is quietly growing in Asia despite the financial crisis, which the company blamed for its declining performance most recently. The company continues to expand in the region with a $750-million high-tech plant being built in Tianjin, China, although it shuttered plants in North Carolina and California. Motorola, which hopes tp regain its dominant position in the region, has also finished the construction of new semiconductor plants in South Korea and the Philippines.

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Is quietly growing in Asia despite the financial crisis, which the company blamed for its declining performance most recently

Strategy & planning, Other Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing, Asia, Electronics, Motorola Inc., Article

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Vice President Hu Jintao develops a national presence; in midst of turmoil, technocrat imprints himself on the country's collective consciousness

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One result of the supposedly accidental bombing of China's embassy in Yugoslavia in the course of the NATO-Yugoslavia Conflict is the rise to prominence of China's Vice President Hu Jintao. Hu appeared on television to deliver a speech to express his country's anger against the US because of the bombing. The former hydroelectric engineer benefited from the event as it was the first time that most Chinese have ever seen him speak.

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