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...Bangalore going bust? Not necessarily. But the competition has forced India's outsourcing giants to look for workers beyond its borders. Infosys, Wipro and TCS have all built outsourcing campuses in China and are actively recruiting Chinese employees to serve North Asian markets. Infosys has gone one step further by hiring 300 Americans who recently graduated from top universities. They will undergo six months of training in India and then be redeployed around the world. Wipro is considering opening a campus in Vietnam and plans to hire 1,000 bilingual speakers at a new center in Romania to service European...
...Western delights that are Great's real points of difference, with the store boasting very wide Japanese, Korean and kosher selections alongside the Italian, German or French fare. Choose your sashimi or sushi, get some kimchi on the side, and then head over to nearby Hong Kong Park for Asian alfresco dining. Paris Founded on the Left Bank as Paris' first department store, the Louis-Auguste Boileau and Gustave Eiffel-designed Le Bon Marché boasts a breathtaking ground-floor food hall, La Grande Epicerie, tel: (33-1) 4439 8100. This is the place to procure everything from Alsatian foie...
...grand old?lady of the Los Angeles Zoo, beloved by employees and millions of Angelenos who periodically flocked?to the zoo to visit her. But when Gita, a 48-year-old?Asian elephant, was found dead in her enclosure Saturday morning,?tears were mixed with anger on the part of those who had been expressing concerns over Gita's health and the well-being of two other elephants living...
...many screens in Times Square as in Jackson Heights. The literary world has learned to pronounce Vikram and Amitav and Jhumpa, and an Amrita Sher-Gil can fetch as much as a Warhol at auction. A click on the Internet instantly conveys the burgeoning scope of South Asian cultural confidence, yielding details of hundreds of art galleries, concerts, readings, plays and indie films. When I was invited back to Harvard for a South Asian night in 2001, I was ushered into a hall brimming with 1,500 heads of shiny black hair. "They'd better be careful," I quipped. "Soon...
TIME's table comparing the prices for medical procedures in the U.S. and Asian countries showed that U.S. hospitals charge uninsured patients twice what they bill an insurance company for the identical procedure on an insured patient. That lamentable and unethical practice should be the shame of hospital administrators everywhere. In effect, they put the screws to those who can least afford...