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Much has been written about what Asia did wrong, yet it should be remembered that until mid-1997 the region was regarded with envy by the majority of the business world. Many developed countries sought to emulate the consistent double-digit growth rates achieved by most Asian countries with seemingly little effort. Publication of this book, written by the former anchor for CNBC's Asia Business News, has been timed to coincide with a one-hour CNBC special. Cutting a path through the maze of scandal and corruption, Lynette Lithgow highlights what was good about Asian business and what aspects of it must endure for recovery and success. It examines "the Asian Way" through interviews with big-name industrialists throughout the region - both Western and Asian, and explores Asian management styles, looking at how corporate philosophies have evolved from cultural and national sensibilities.