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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Panasonic SH-GB10-H - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters
• Kobe's quandary: robots versus revolution: Japan must welcome future foreigners—or face a fractious future - Kansai
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• From the editors
  by Roland Kelts
• China's rise lifts Japan: the latest figures show that a rising China is less threat than potential savior - Upfront
  by Leo Lewis
• A school of fish? - Blow Fish
• To the editor - Letter to the Editor
  by Eiji Sakamoto
• The cost killer cometh: celebrity CEO Carlos Ghosn on his MO, the China challenge and his delicate future - Upfront
  by Roland Kelts
• Fuji FinePix S5000 - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters - Brief Article
• Southeast Asia's "tiger cubs" roar on: the latest IMD rankings show growth and fortitude in Southeast Asia - Opinion
  by Gordon Feller
• The ETC system stalls at the gate: electronic toll systems are inching forward at a snail's pace in Japan - toll - Upfront
  by Mayumi Saito
• Slick operators: Japan's upstream industry gets a crude awakening: from refining the world's most volatile commodity to refining the way it does business, Japan's upstream industry faces tough times in a deregulated world
  by Yaeko Mitsumori
• Song DCR-PC300K - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters
• Future imperfect: Japan's immigration policies and the winds of change: for too long Japan has dodged the immigration debate. But its population is now dwindling and complacency is not an option. Can integration work? Take Toyohashi—please - Cover St
  by Tony McNicol
• IBM ThinkPad T40p - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters
• Is Japan recovering? A global logistics company tells the real story: an interview with Scott Price, President and Representative Director of DHL Japan, Inc - Sponsored Section
  by John Dodd
• Sailing across a sea of trouble - The pulse 1: the word on the street from the heart of Tokyo
• Rethinking telecommunications regulation: promoting a vibrant and competitive telecommunications sector in Japan - Opinion
  by Lisa Suits
• Sharp LL-M17W1 - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters - Brief Article
• A long and winding road: this time of uncertainty for the automotive industry—often described as "the backbone of Japan"—as it navigates the future in an ultra-competitive global marketplace - Automotive Japan - adv
  by Gavin Blair
• Pentax Digibino DB200 - The pulse 2: the best of J@pan Inc's newsletters
• Banking on a tourist boom Japan's burgeoning hotels are big, brash—and mostly from abroad: if Prime Minister Koizumi's [yen] 20 billion initiative works, his targeted 10 million tourists are going to need a place to stay. Luxury hotels are descending
  by Matt Wilce