Filmmaker Examines Jobs Lost to Outsourcing, Offshore Production
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US industry is increasingly turning to countries like Mexico and China for its manufacturing, and to India for high-end services like computer programming.
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Even in hard times, Haitians go to the movies. Now they're also making them in record numbers &#151; about 10 feature films a year &#151; rivaling Cuba as the Caribbean's biggest movie producer and often outselling better-financed imports.
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New report on offshoring's implications from the British Computer Society.
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Economists say government needs to support and train IT workers who have lost jobs to offshore outsourcing.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has debunked fears of job losses in industrialized nations due to outsourcing of services to developing nations.
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Working Western contracts in India isn't enough. Now they're outsourcing too.
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The company's development group has been hit with layoffs.
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Foreign companies have created millions of jobs in the United States, far outpacing the amount of work that American businesses have shifted abroad, Labor Secretary Elaine Chao said Wednesday.
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Hollywood directors risk big budgets and  reputations when they work. Iraqi film makers risk their lives.
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One of the pioneers of offshoring tries to cash in.
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The scale-backs are a consequence of technological shifts and economic hardship in the California film industry.
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Description: Labor leaders are trying to find ways to reverse decades of dwindling membership caused, they say, by outsourcing and globalization.
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An interview with the master filmmaker about his new films.
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This pilot fish works for a company that makes automated optical inspection equipment that's installed all around the world. But at one overseas site, it's all going wrong.
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Key factors help determine if outsourcing benefits or hurts Americans.
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Just how much back-office work can be sent abroad, and how quickly, is a matter of some debate. But everyone thinks it will grow explosively as earlier waves of outsourcing did.
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BusinessWeek Online - Many people fear that the availability of cheap global labor in our increasingly integrated world economy -- or "globalization," -- is prompting companies to relocate production abroad. Yet a recent study by the European Commission (EC) suggests that high labor costs aren't so much the problem as the European Union's failure to cope with increased international competition and an accelerated speed of technological change.