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South Korea continues to confound pessimists
There's often an inverse relationship between the number of journalists attending an event and the amount of news produced. Rather than join the army of scribes in Pittsburgh for this week's Group of 20 meeting, visit Seoul to take the pulse of one of the group's most intriguing economies. The prognosis Good, considering that just a year ago markets buzzed about South Korea becoming the next Iceland.Decision summaries from the NLJ
Trust beneficiary may collect Medicaid benefits- and other decision summaries from The National Law Journal.Automakers look to go green- inside and out
From concept cars partially made of discarded soft-drink bottles to plant-based material used in seats and upholstery, automakers are looking at ways to make their vehicles more environmentally friendly.While efforts to roll out more gas-saving hybrids, meet tougher fuel economy standards and cut tailpipe emissions get much of the attention, what goes into making cars is another key part of efforts to green the auto industry.Japan hopes to cash in on cool image
Michelin just added to its roster of three-star eateries in Tokyo. More insights can be gleaned at the other end of Japan's food scene: the bento. Rather than go the posh route last week, I met with Makiko Itoh, the popular blogger who boasts more than 360,000 daily readers worldwide. Her new "Just Bento Cookbook" is aimed at aficionados of home-packed meals common in Japan.View more book results for the query "Hyundai Motor America"
Asian exporters find eager consumers in U.S.
Asia's top three exporters are again finding American consumers a boon as their economies slow. Japan, for example, has seen exports to the U.S. jump 17 percent this year.The Korean Alien Penumbra Conundrum
William Bedsworth discusses how London and Lincoln, Neb., are pretty much the same, and how notliving in France is apparently an inalienable right.Judge rejects automakers' lawsuit, says California has authority to regulate vehicle emissions
California scored a major victory Wednesday in its bid to be a player in the fight against global warming, as a federal judge ruled that the state has the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from cars.Creating a Culture of Compliance
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