Tag Archives: Chinese Consumer

Domestic Innovation to Meet the Needs of China’s Rural Consumers

Is China capable of producing global brands? Will Chinese companies ever be able to foster domestic innovation without technology transfer from western MNCs? These two questions are at the forefront of mainstream analysis on China’s next stage of economic development. … Continue reading

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What are China’s consumers eating? Yum! Brands – One Company, Three Pillars of Success (Part II)

This is the second article in a series of posts on Yum! Brands’ success in China. For part one please click on “What are China’s consumers eating? Yum! Brands – One Company, Three Pillars of Success (Part I).” Pillar III: … Continue reading

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What are China’s consumers eating? Yum! Brands – One Company, Three Pillars of Success (Part I)

Creating a company is hard, but creating a market is harder. The China Observer recently looked at how companies such as Proctor & Gamble and Campbell’s Soup were doing just that in China. KFC, now part of Yum! Brands, had … Continue reading

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Tom Doctoroff & China’s New Middle Class

I spent this past weekend writing an in-depth post about Yum! Brands influence and operating model in China. I was just about to publish it, when I came across this fantastic interview from Tom Doctoroff. The interview originally appeared in … Continue reading

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What are China’s luxury consumers buying? (Updated)

China’s consumer confidence has reached record levels this past quarter. According to a joint study conducted by China’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) and Nielsen, China’s consumer confidence in Q1 2010 has reached levels not seen since 2007 . I … Continue reading

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