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Quick Observation: China’s White-Collar Workers Have A New Place To Play

With 7.5 million users after only 5 months, you need to KEEP AN EYE ON kaixin001.com (known in China as Kai Xin Wang). This online social network is beginning to challenge Xiaonei with a heavy focus on the adult white-collar … Continue reading

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百度一下:Business Ethics

Instead of “Googling it,” the vast majority of Chinese netizens (internet citizens) would rather 百度一下 (Baidu yi xia). Founded in October 1999, Beijing-based Baidu is the leading internet search engine in mainland Ch

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In China It’s Xiaonei, Not Facebook

It’s eleven p.m. in China and 23 year-old Beijing University master’s student Peilin has just sat down in front of her brand new Lenovo IdeaPad. She clicks open QQ and MSN to instant message her friends. While she chats she … Continue reading

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Companies to Observe

Who are the home-grown Chinese companies changing the face of China (and, increasingly, the world) as we know it? Simply, Companies to Observe posts deliver you the essential information about the fastest growing domestic firms.

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