JLM Pacific Epoch/January 19, 2009 Xuzhou, a city in Jiangsu province, has established a maximum fine of RMB 5,000 for human flesh searches effective June 1, 2009, reports Yangzi Evening News. The regulation also requires public netcafes and hotels to … Continue reading
Technomic Asia, “In the mood…†We can all be cautiously optimistic about China in 2009. Yes, 8% GDP growth is lower than the 12% we have been experiencing in the past few years, but it is about 9% greater than … Continue reading
CNN/January 15, 2009 China has become the world’s third-largest economy, surpassing Germany and closing rapidly on Japan, according to government and World Bank figures… READ MORE
The first part of the McKinsey survey looks at the Chinese consumer from a geographic standpoint. Traditionally the Chinese marketplace has been divided by cities, which were then classified into different tiers according to their level of relative e
I recently came across the McKinsey Annual Chinese Consumer Survey 08 presentation on SlideShare. I will break down the forty-slide presentation into a series of four posts over the next few weeks. The four topics that will be covered are:
“Whatever you do, do not add more than a little bit of water,†my Chinese friend told me while we were out to lunch last week. She had just handed me a packet of a type of traditional Chinese medicine … Continue reading
Guardian Special Report at Beijing Job Fair – Thanks to All Roads Lead to China
An inside observer’s thoughts on China’s mobile development After I wrote Tuesday’s post that compared the state of China’s and Japan’s mobile markets, I wanted to find an inside observer who could provide readers of The C
Reuters/January 5, 2008 China last week approved long-awaited licenses for next generation (3G) mobile networks, whetting investor appetites with the promise of major new orders for equipment makers and revenue for network operators. The new li
