Articles from Japan Inc. (July 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
75 years of Americana in Tokyo.		Brief Article	163
A capsule camera to save stomachs: the Norika3 endoscope is tiny and painless--and can see your insides.	Tomisawa, Ayai		1178
Ask corporation CitiDisk DV.		Brief Article	218
Elecom Shelspia II.		Brief Article	167
From the editor.		Editorial	366
Global success: why Homare Takenaka believes the Global Service Center concept is ideally suited for success.	Dodd, John		1471
Hokkaido's outdoor entrepreneur: Australian adventurer Ross Findlay heats up Hokkaido.	Wolman, David		880
IPv6: Asia's agent of change: Northeast Asia leads the way in giving everything including the kitchen sink.	Alderman, John		1989
Japan's mobile internet roars back: after the rest of the world wrote them off, Japanese mobile companies are back in the driver's seat.	Takahashi, Setsuko	Advertisement	2015
Korea bets on a digital future: J@pan Inc heads to Seoul for Korea's biggest IT exhibition.	Alderman, John		1226
Kyoto's MK Taxi tries to transform Japan: a Korean entrepreneur seeks progress in a xenophobic nation.	Al-Badri, Dominic		1087
Mirror, mirror on the wall.			633
Mitsui mines for Nanotech gold: Japan seeks to lead the way in nanotube production.	Hanson, Kurt		1042
Niigata: Japan's North Asia hub: language difficulties, intense competition and productivity, political instability and poor infrastructure have all made finding a suitable base to service the markets of North Asia a daunting challenge for foreign companies.	Dodd, John		2122
One for the road: diminution and durability are the keys to a fuel cell future.	Donovan, Richard		1067
Post-Saddam Iraq: not much for Japan: war coverage exposes dysfunctional Japanese attitudes.	Stanley, Michael E.		1275
Robots that can follow the bouncing ball.	McCracken, Mark		492
Selling to seniors: the "grey panthers" duke it out with the rip-off artists in Japan's new growth market.	Whitten, Darrel		1319
Sony PSX.			810
Tepco's blackout bluster: is Tokyo electric crying wolf?	Lewis, Leo		1421
The Sakhalin oil boom Part 1: from poverty to prospects: the tiny Russian island needs foreign investment--and Japan needs the oil.	Craft, Lucille		3433
The Sakhalin oil boom part 2: prejudice versus profit: Sakhalin's enormous potential could help save energy-strapped Japan. But can Japan deal with the Russians?	Wolman, David		2967
To the editor.	Pitsiladis, Michael	Letter to the Editor	204
Will Resona spark a buyout spree?	Lewis, Leo		682