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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundBarrett's wrong about U.S. 'brain drain'
August 9, 2004Experts: Education key to U.S. competitiveness
April 17, 2007 Science, technology, engineering and math programs need a boost for the country to maintain its edge, panelists say at governors' forum.Photo: An innovation initiativeThe folly of ignoring China's challenge
January 5, 2006 Christopher Nordlinger says America's emerging economic rival has lessons to teach.Intel CEO pushes education, research spending
March 16, 2004 In a trip to Washington, Craig Barrett warns that the government must dole out more dollars to keep the United States competitive.Microsoft Research goes to school
December 12, 2006 Technology alone won't solve U.S. tech education woes, says Rick Rashid, head of Microsoft Research.No passing grade for tech ed reform
January 18, 2005 In Washington, CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh wonders why tech CEOs' proposals to improve U.S. education are so modest.Rolling out Russian tech reforms
February 21, 2005 Could Russia be the next China? A Shanghai on the Lena could happen, says Russia's top technician, but it's going to be a tough process.What's the tech policy agenda for 2004?
March 10, 2004 For an answer, look to Bruce Mehlman, who directs a little-known advocacy group that's a Who's Who of the most powerful CEOs in the tech industry.Answering Bush's competition challenge
February 1, 2006 The State of the Union speech throws down the gauntlet, and Cisco CEO John Chambers says America must respond with alacrity.
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