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Home’s Where Heart Is

Growing up, I always hear Home is where you hang your hat, but today the China Daily has put together an article on expats in the 2nd tier cities called Home’s where heart is Written by Viva Goldner, is a very interesting read and I find that many of the quotes she has pooled together [...]

Posted by: on Saturday, November 17th, 2007

People and Power: Moving China

While All Roads is the medium I typically focus on pure business (and more recently some poltical issue), and Crossroads is the medium I typically use to highlight and discuss social issues, this youtube is an exception. People and Power: Moving China is an excellent film showing a bit of the underbelly of Shanghai. for [...]

Posted by: on Friday, November 16th, 2007

Trade Surplus Hits US$27 Billion in October

Record trade figures no longer surprise. They are right up their with the stock market and property prices! The latest figures show China’s trade surplus reached a record US$27 billion in October. Malaysia Star reports: “China’s trade surplus rose to a record US$27.05bil in October, adding fuel to US complaints yuan is undervalued as Treasury [...]

Posted by: on Tuesday, November 13th, 2007

Redefining FDI

Last year there was a lot of debate within China about the role of foreign investors in China (there were even suggestions that some foreign investors were �malicious� and were a danger to China�s long-term development). Now, after tax incentives for foreign investors have already been addressed, and as protectionist tendencies have been seen lurking, [...]

Posted by: China Supplier on Saturday, November 10th, 2007

The Nouveau Riche Niche

The Harmonious Society is a worthy aim indeed, but it is (or was) also glorious to be rich. We already know something about what the merely wealthy like to buy, but Forbes gives some insight into who those at the top of the pile in China are today. “All 40 members of the Forbes Asia [...]

Posted by: on Saturday, November 10th, 2007

UPS Nails Down Staples in China

Without a doubt, 2007 has been one of the most active in the logistics in China. this is primarily a result of WTO restrictions passing their final milestone on Dec 1, 2006.. but it is also a result of the business in China improving on a macro level. For me, while I found working in [...]

Posted by: on Thursday, November 8th, 2007

Event: WTM-ChinaContact Forum on China’s Travel Industry

WTM-ChinaContact forum on China’s travel industry takes place on 14th November from 10:00-17:30 in South Gallery room 21/22, World Travel Market (ExCel, London). As China gets ready for its initiation onto the world events stage with the 2008 Olympics next August, ‘China – the Future of Travel’ forum looks at how the growing Chinese interest [...]

Posted by: on Tuesday, November 6th, 2007

Yuan gains vs greenback after US interest rate cut

By Dong Zhixin (chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2007-11-01 13:05 China’s currency rose to a new record against the greenback on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve cut the key interest rate the previous day. Before Thursday’s trading started, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) set the yuan central parity rate at 7.4552 relative to the US dollar. [...]

Posted by: on Thursday, November 1st, 2007

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