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Xiaomi's Lei Jun Is FORBES Asia's 2014 Businessman Of The Year As smartphones and related devices reach the planet's billions, Lei Jun and Xiaomi have a model for selling to them. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  The Top 10 Largest Public Companies 2014 FORBES counts down the 10 largest public countries in the world in 2014. SHARE: After Years Of Criticism, Palm Oil Tycoons Promise Greener Future Once accused of plundering natural Indonesia while building a $5.8 billion fortune, Eka Tjipta Widjaja is slowly cleaning up his reputation by joining the tree huggers. Read More > SHARE: Indonesia's Wealthiest People Get A Tiny Bit Richer The cigarette fortune accumulated by Susilo Wonowidjojo appeared ready to go up in smoke. But Gudang Garam investors have refocused on the bright prospects for machine-rolled cigarettes in Indonesia, and the stock has soared by almost 60% since last year. Read More > SHARE: WATCH VIDEO  Jerry Yang On The Rise Of Asia Why Yahoo’s co-founder sees a wealth of investment coming from the East in the wake of Alibaba’s mega IPO. SHARE: Manchester City Now More Profitable Than Manchester United Manchester City is the new king of England -- at least when it comes to cash-flow. Yesterday, Manchester City reporting operating income of $218 million for the fiscal year ending June, 2014. Read More > SHARE: Dark Social: The Dominant Force In Online Sharing A recent report from Radium One shed some light on the concept of “Dark Social,” the dominant but seldom discussed force in online sharing.Read More > SHARE: What The New James Bond Title Says About The Direction Of The Series Get the latest details to come out of the press conference at Pinewood Studios in London this morning. Read More > SHARE: