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Articles in May-June, 2008 issue of Japan, Inc.

• Message from the Editor
  by Peter Harris
• Retail focus: QB House
  by Sarah Noorbakhsh
• Inside out: business in Russia: J@pan Inc's column concerning business conditions in an emerging market
  by Teagan Miller
• Letters to the Editor
  by Stephen Harris
• Exclusive interview: lan de stains OBE DipArb F.C.I.Arb
  by Peter Harris
• Difficulties and rewards of starting a business in Japan: By The Temple University Japan Student Charity Foundation: Adnan Huseyn, Helene Larocelle, Umar Ali Hyder Ali, Hadis Sarmadi Rad, Sasthri Rajaputra Sajeev
• Seven-Eleven to sell Alcohol online
  by Greg Lane
• The capital of Asia: Capital Services Group talked to J@pan Inc about how their business has grown from Japan to the whole of the Asia region and about resetting the agenda in integrated loan servicing, real estate asset management and servicing technolog
  by Peter Harris
• BETA gizmoz™ animate yourself
  by Greg Lane
• Sending the right signals: in the Japanese consumer market, without the right marketing, even the most brilliant products and original ideas can fall flat on their face. J@pan Inc spoke to Kiyofumi Someya about marketing in Japan, and specifically of the
  by Joseph Greenberg
• Lacking in style; Tim coghian reviews Japan Fashion Week and ponders its failure to establish Tokyo on a par with Paris or Milan
  by Timothy Coghlan
• Photohito
  by Greg Lane
• Safe from subprime?
  by Brad Frischkorn
• Message from the Publisher
  by Terrie Lloyd
• Measure for measure; J@pan Inc's hard information on selected economic sectors and industries
  by Ken Worsley
• Reinventing the wheel
  by Anna Kitanaka
• Morpho
  by Greg Lane
• CEO interview: Masahiro Ito, YAPPA Japan
  by Hugh Ashton
• Discovering Kagawa
  by Andrew Cockbum
• Trends in Japan
• The end of architecture?
  by Anna Kitanaka
• Kobe steel
  by Greg Lane
• The long game; Graham Davis, director of the Economist Intelligence Unit in Japan considers the conditions for foreign businesses in Japan based on EIU surveys and research
• Arrivals & Departures; In collaboration with Santa Fe relocation services Japan KK, the J@pan Inc Arrivals & Departures column takes a look at some of the key figures in Japan's expatriate business community who are either Just landing in Japan or
• Tata Motors
  by Greg Lane
• Under the media's skin
  by Jon Hoel
• Back & forward; Back and forward is a regular column that takes a slightly irreverent look at some of Japan's biggest business stories