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...MUMBAI, India) - Seeing a huge potential market in young people in India, Sony Online Entertainment LLC plans to develop online games here with local content and a local partner...
...need to be back in Lithuania to get this done as long as I’m involved in Lithuanian culture,” says Balciunas, though he isn’t ruling out a return to Europe. “I definitely see the Lithuanian market as a huge business opportunity, especially public service opportunities. I want to contribute to Lithuanian development. One day I’m going to go back and do something there.” CHOOSING TO SERVEMany students and graduates are using public service as an avenue to effect brain gain in America. David...
...over 25 years that a Harvard goalie recorded shutouts on consecutive nights. The last person to do it was Wade Lau ’82, who made a combined 41 saves in blowout victories against Princeton (10-0) and Cornell (7-0) in 1982. Richter has played a huge role in leading the Crimson, now ranked 19th nationally, above .500 for the first time since the 2005-06 season. “Every night, he’s making two or three saves that are difference-makers,” said head coach Ted Donato...
...primary focus of U.S. attention today is China, whose economy continues to grow apace and attracts huge amounts of foreign direct investment--an eye-popping $53.5 billion last year. For months now, American economists and politicians have been fretting publicly over whether China is overheating, whether it is the next Asian meltdown-in-waiting and how long its currency can remain so blatantly undervalued against the dollar...
...economy will soon boil over simply because it's growing at about 8% to 9% a year. Japan, he pointed out, averaged a growth rate of about 10% for 25 years during its big developmental leap starting in the 1950s. China's inflation is relatively low, and a huge surplus of workers in China keeps the labor market humming--and cheap. The starting salary of an average Chinese college graduate today is one-third lower than it was three years ago, Fang said, and 30% or more of graduates can't find jobs despite the 9.1% growth rate. "Wage pressure...