In Asia for 30 Years, Motorola Leverages Global Skills To Stay Strong

摘要

According to the Chinese theory of feng-shui, prosperity should come to any business in a building that faces a body of water. Similarly, any business with a mountain to its back should have lasting support. Meanwhile, a structure with sharp corners is offensive, and bodes ill for its owner. Thus, it was no accident that Motorola's Asia-Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong faces the waters of Tolo Harbour, or that the Pat Seng Leng, the Eight Fairies Mountains, rise up dramatically to the building's rear, or that the corners of the sleek, white building are not sharp, but gently rounded.