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Two, three decades of solid growth – Shaun Rein
Shaun Rein by Fantake via Flickr Shaun Rein talked at the Asia Society in New York on how China’s youth is going to be the economic fuel for two, three decades of solid growth. Youngsters might have less money per capita compared to consumers in the US, but since theyRead More →
My quest for personal and political freedom – Zhang Lijia
Zhang Lijia by Fantake via Flickr Celebrity author Zhang Lijia tells in Expressbuzz.com how her now famous book “Socialism is great” came into being. She was still a factory girl in a plant producing rockets: It was in the factory that she started to write. She also began to studyRead More →
What can Europe learn from China? – Annette Nijs
Annette Nijs by Fantake via Flickr What can learn Europe from China? That challenging question only comes to life when Annette Nijs, Executive Director Global Initiative at China Europe International Business School (CEIBS), takes the stage, about 20 minutes into this report of the European Business Council. She pleads for moreRead More →
Taiwan’s military running out of funding – Wendell Minnick
Wendell Minnick via Flickr Taiwan’s military are running out of money because of huge outstanding bills for the US and a reduced defense budget, writes Wendell Minnick in Defense News. New procurements might not be possible in the upcoming three years. Wendell Minnick in his weblog: Taiwan is facing moreRead More →
China’s defense industry elbows into Africa – Wendell Minnick
Image via Wikipedia China has become a new player in Africa and its defense industry is following that trend, notes Wendell Minnick in Defense News. China was competing with the once dominant Europeans at the September 2010 Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD 2010) tri-service exhibition near Cape Town, South Africa.Read More →
China’s rich: no time to spend money on charity – Rupert Hoogewerf
Image via Wikipedia China’s wealthy are just in the middle of making money, spending it has hardly crossed their minds, says Rupert Hoogewerf, who is going to release his official Hurun or China’s rich list later this month. “They are too young.”he tells CNN. Last week, US billionaires Bill GatesRead More →
Zong Qinghou, richest man in China – Rupert Hoogewerf
Hurun by Fantake via Flickr Zong Qinghou, founder of China’s largest soft drink producer Wahaha, has become the richest man of China in 2010, announced Rupert Hoogewerf or Hurun, maker of the China Rich List today, according to AFP. Zong not only gained financial, but also politically by taking onRead More →
Our September 2010 newsletter is out
Zhang Lijia by Fantake via Flickr Are you preparing for the next holiday in China? In terms of speakers on China our September 2010 newsletter is out and might give you some inspiration. You can view it here. Related articles by Zemanta ‘Fat China’ scores in most-sought speakers for SeptemberRead More →
All is not rosy in China’s real estate – Shaun Rein
Shaun Rein by Fantake via Flickr Although an acknowledged bull when it comes to the real estate in China, Shaun Rein admits in his latest Forbes column the industry faces huge dangers too. Three to be precise: First, there simply is not enough low- and middle-income housing, because developers buildRead More →
Nike shifts focus to China for sales – Shaun Rein
Image via CrunchBase Nike, the world’s largest manufacturer of athletic shoes, is shifting its attention for sales to Asia and especially China. With success, tells Shaun Rein BusinessWeek: Chief Executive Officer Mark Parker is counting on China and emerging markets to provide the most growth over the next five yearsRead More →
Why the bears are wrong on China – Arthur Kroeber
Arthur Kroeber Fantake via Flickr Negative sentiments are out on China in the West again, but economic analyst Arthur Kroeber explains in the Sinica Podcast, lead by Kaiser Kuo, why those bears are wrong. “China is still different.” Most of th€e bears are Western critics, who have no clue about China, Kroeber argues.Read More →
China’s rich give differently – Rupert Hoogewerf
Rupert Hoogewerf via Flickr China’s rich give also part of their wealth away, says Rupert Hoogewerf of the China’s rich list at the eve before Bill Gates and Warren Buffet hit the stage in Beijing in the New York Times. But they do it in a different way. While the richRead More →
