We will update for a qualitative review with our Fabulous 50 roster in September.

FORBES: The Glacier Melts

For that measure in Asia-Pacific, based on updated financial results, see our Fabulous 50 issue this fall.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Of note, LG Corp. has qualified for FORBES ASIA's Fabulous 50 list of big companies two years in a row.

FORBES: Magazine Article

But we invite you to return for our Fabulous 50, the best of these same big companies in Asia-Pacific, this fall.

FORBES

For years now he has teamed with Senior Editor John Koppisch to again produce the Fabulous 50 roster that appears on page 33.

FORBES: A nation feeling economically cornered is prone to react.

That weakness is reflected in the few Thai companies to appear on our Fabulous 50 or Best Under a Billion rosters of listed top performers.

FORBES: Show Business

Also, with Vice Chairman Christopher (Kip) Forbes among the notables, we saluted others on our Fabulous 50 roster of the top large-capitalization companies in Asia-Pacific.

FORBES: Magazine Article

Our choices for last month's Fabulous 50 were also hard won.

FORBES: Keepers of the Tablets

Some 500 public companies in the Asia-Pacific region meet our definition of "big" and therefore could be considered for this first designation of the Fabulous 50.

FORBES: The Best of the Region's Biggest

Consider some of the Japanese names not appearing on this Fabulous 50: Sony, Honda, Canon, Sharp, Aeon, NTT, NEC, Toshiba, Fujitso, Takeda Pharmaceutical, Fuji Photo Film, Nomura, Seven-Eleven, Mitsubishi and Mitsui.

FORBES: Missing in Action