Global: Living Without Blockbusters

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FORBES.COM GLOBAL NEWSLETTER OCTOBER 29, 2009
Living Without Blockbusters Matthew Herper Sanofi-Aventis' Christopher Viehbacher is slashing R&D and moving into emerging countries. Money & Investing China's Consumer Stock Gems 10.22.09, 6:00 PM ET - Chana R. Schoenberger China as export power is yesterday's story. Invesco's Samantha Ho says that investors should move on. Breakthroughs Designing A Safer Cigarette 10.22.09, 6:00 PM ET - Donald Frazier Outside the U.S. a Hong Kong startup is marketing a biotech filter for safer cigarettes. Energy & Genius GE Enriches Its Nukes Business 10.22.09, 6:00 PM ET - Jonathan Fahey GE is trying to blast into the business of making nuclear reactor fuel with lasers. International Black Future 10.22.09, 6:00 PM ET - Gady Epstein The coal bosses of Shanxi are tired of being the government's whipping boys. Complete Coverage New Issue Forbes Asia: Full Contents 5.13.09, 6:00 PM ET - Forbes staff With features on Tsai Eng-Meng of Want Want, Australia's Fosters and Hong Kong cigarette filter-maker Filligent. Forbes.com Forbes Asia Home Page 1.22.09, 6:13 PM ET - Forbes.com staff For business news updates throughout the day, bookmark Forbes' Asia home page.	ADVERTISEMENT
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