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- Google.cn: Searching for Solutions Go on, Google “Google China”, and see what comes up…plenty of news covering a lot of common issues, including the trials and tribulations of good vs evil, censorship vs freedom, compliance & complaints, localization vs long-distance management, protectionism vs free trade, and business strategy vs social activism…
The onset of Google’s current China woes can be […]
- China, Monopolies & M&A We have covered M&A (including Chinese outbound investment) and monopolies in China before, but new news is now on offer, with the announcement of Diageo’s bid for Chinese spirits maker Shuijingfang, as well as coverage of the Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) and the role of state-owned enterprises (SOEs). See the links from our tweets below for […]
- China The Biggest: Property Investment Market The latest in our (likely to be endless) series on China’s emergence as the biggest international player in may areas. The latest, but not that last, is property. China Daily notes:
“China overtook the United States as the world’s biggest property investment market last year and will probably keep the lead in 2010 on economic […]
- Chengdu Investment News: August 1, 20091. GDP increased by 14.3 % in first half year
In the first half of this year, Chengdu’s GDP has increased by 14.3%, far higher than the national GDP growth of 7.1%, while the second quarter’s growth rate is 2% higher than that of the first quarter; over half of the task has been realized in […] - All Roads On the MoveJust a quick note for everyone to let you know that we are in the process of moving to a new server. With any luck it will end the “service unavailable been receiving off and on. Not 100% sure if we will be 100% by Monday, but I think we are only hours away from […]
- Hong Kong Is Put on Notice. Take the Back Seat to Shanghai.When the RMB first moved from 8.28 to 8.11 per USD, it was rumored that Beijing would look to hold the RMB at the HKD/ USD peg for a while, then remove the HKD. It was one of those rumors that made some in my circle begin to wonder just how much longer Hong Kong […]









