U.S.-China tension
Connected: Interview with Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen
February 11, 2010: 1:14 PM ETIn the latest installment of Connected, Fortune Senior Editor at Large Adam Lashinsky sits down with Adobe (ADBE) CEO Shantanu Narayen to discuss hacking threats from China and beyond, competing with tech giants Microsoft and Google and explaining the reasons behind the Omniture deal.
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U.S.-China tension was the underaddressed theme of Davos
Attendees of the World Economic Forum crave validation. Validation that they learned enough things or met enough people or conducted enough business to justify the time and expense of spending nearly a week in Switzerland. One form of validation, I've learned, is to confidently believe one understands the mood of the conference, which by inference is the mood of the world's elites regarding, well, the state of the world.
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Adam Lashinsky, Sr. Editor at Large - Feb 2, 2010 2:34 AM ETPosted in: Davos, Google, Hillary Clinton, protectionism, Tsinghua University, U.S.-China tension, WEF
