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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Japan, Inc.

• From little Acoms
• The storytellers: David McCaughan and McCann Pulse™ tell it like it is
  by David Kilburn
• Consensus-seeking, conflict-avoiding, corporate Japan is getting a jolt this year in the form of a mini-rebellion. Three high-profile cases involving researchers seeking remuneration from the companies they worked for were settled in favor of the plaintif
  by Roland Kelts
• Olympus Camedia X-3
• Competing in an ever-changing world
  by Linda Strazdins
• Matsushita VDR-M70K
• Terrorism, the US correction and Japan: our analyst tackles the terrorism tax and tips on Japan
  by Darrel Whitten
• Refueling Toyota
• Matsushita pushes its DVD recorders: Panasonic to roll out 9 kinds of DVD recorders in 3 months
• Inventor vengeance: Japan's top inventors go to court
  by Leo Lewis
• ZMP nuvo robots
• From Tokyo to the world: "go west, young man," say two Tokyo-based media brothers
  by Roland Kelts
• Sony's seer
• Canon boosts production in China: Canon shows off to investors it can become GE, or even better
• Bizzare bazaar: USS and the used-car craze
  by Lucille Craft
• Epson R-D1
• Suntory's world-class malts: Kansai's very own whisky rebellion
  by Dominic Al-Badri
• The Koreans are coming!
• A hollow Hokkaido: a historic village is a microcosm for northern woes
  by Lucille Craft
• No more kotatsu
• Toshiba MEG201
• Beneath the beeches
  by Michael E. Stanley
• E-Lets PC-M6100E
• Bolster your bottom line through recruiting: an improving economy means intense recruitment pressure
  by John Dodd