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Tencent Trumps Apple in Tech-Growth Ranking

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Tencent Trumps Apple in Tech-Growth Ranking

 

Editor's Memo
Subscriber numbers and profits are soaring at Tencent, China's instant messaging giant. As Chinese consumers flock to e-commerce, will Beijing grow alarmed at the power of Web companies? Read the Insider Top Story to find out. It's part of our Special Report: Tech Hot Growth Companies 2010.

There's much more in the Insider this week—including a story on Businessweek.com's fifth annual survey of the best towns, villages, and small cities in which to raise your children—from Businessweek.com, Bloomberg Businessweek, and Bloomberg.com.
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CURRENCY
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  FROM BW.COM'S INNOVATION & DESIGN CHANNEL

Mark Zuckerberg Named Time Person of the Year
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MANAGEMENT
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