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Killing off Kipling. (the economies of east and the west are fusing in spite of Rudyard Kipling's arrogance)
From: Newsweek
Date: 19971229
Author:Elliiot, Michael
The influx of Asian businesses and entrepreneurs is evident in places like New York City. Retailers Shanghai Tang have become very successful there. The market economy of modern Asia and the venturing forth of its businesses, especially Chinese, has resulted in a shrinking of distance globally.
'East is East, and West is West,' wrote an English poet a century ago. He was wrong. A new fusion is changing the world.
WHERE 61ST STREET crosses Madison Avenue on Manhattan's Upper East Side, two stores face each other. On one side of the street stands Barneys --cool, restrained, the ...
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