Fortune Global Forum: Next Generation Features

Keynote Address

President Jiang Zemin
People's Republic of China
Tuesday May 8, 2001

Keynote Address

William J. Clinton
42nd US President
Thursday May 10, 2001

Fortune Global Forum: Next Generation Asia

NewMargin Venture Capital's
Feng Tao
(Ki Ho Park)

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25 Rising Stars

Here's our pick of the 25 up-and-coming business leaders 40 and under from around the world. Trust us. You'll be hearing more from them.

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Transcript of President Jiang Zemin's Keynote Address
Transcript of President Jiang Zemin's Keynote Address

Transcript of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra's Keynote Address
The President and the Panda-Huggers They may not admit it openly, but business leaders at the Fortune Global Forum worry about the Bush administration's China policy.
Wiring Asia Smart companies like Cisco and Dell have figured out how to crack the Asian Internet market.

Technology: In Search of the Silver Bullet
Meet five modern pioneers who are using technology in their quest to slay some of the world's most fearsome problems, from leukemia to pollution.
The New, New World Order Okay, the easy money was a mirage. But unrivaled prosperity may still lie ahead. So listen up, business leaders of tomorrow. Get it right, and you're golden.
The New Net Tigers
Three years ago, the Asian Tigers were written off for dead. Now three of them--SouthKorea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong--have embraced the Internet and are on a tear. Could this be the key to Asia's recovery?

The Sexiest Economists Alive

Economists used to be the back-office geeks of the business world. Not anymore. Meet four stars of the new economics.

Asia's Next New Thing

Broadband, software, custom chips? Nope. The region's next hot industry is as old as the hills: textiles. As tariffs drop, Asia should dominate world markets.

OTHER STORIES

What's Up With Steve Case's DoCoMo Deal?

America Online's new joint venture with the cell phone giant may end up being about a lot more than just adding subscribers in Japan.

China's Coming Telecom Battle

The West wants in on the world's second-biggest mobile market. Good
luck.

The Age of the Scion

A new generation of leaders takes its family-run corporations worldwide. Will the kids be alright?

Can Asia's Cyber Kid Rise Again?

The son of Hong Kong's richest tycoon had a bad year. His Internet company lost $28 billion in market value. But Richard Li is still unbowed.

Gates & Co. Attack Asia

Asia is the new frontier for Microsoft. But does it have the right road map?

China on the Move

China is in the midst of a new cultural revolution, driven by economic growth and integration into the global market. What will this mean for its people? And the world?

Asia Goes Railroad Crazy

A century ago East Asia had its doubts about railroads. Complaining that train tracks sliced through buried ancestors, China's anti-foreign Boxer rebels burned down railroad stations. In Japan, officials who feared that Western bankers would seize control of its private railroads prepared a wholesale nationalization of them.

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	FORTUNE, CNN Plan Extensive "Next Generation" Coverage
	CNN will air highlights from the Fortune Global Forum on "Moneyline" worldwide during the week of May 7th, 2001.

	Charlie Rose to Conduct Interviews
	Forum participants will have front-row seats as Mr. Rose will engage high-profile business leaders—including Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer—in the intelligent and insightful manner that is his trademark.