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Summary Week 9, 2008
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Dear Zinester,
Here's last week's
round up! To have your comment included in Friday's update, be sure to
comment on any (or all) article(s).
Skills Competition in China Finance
… and we are currently as close-to-one-as-you-can-get-to-a-downturn.
For China this would probably translate to a slowdown in growth, which is
very different from a recession.
China M&A activity unlikely to slow down, economy appears immune from
U.S. recession
Devonshire-Ellis also mentioned that there was some cooling towards China
investments at the present, but passed this off on sub-prime lending
emotions in …
Q&A: Why would a US-based company want to
create an Individual Investment Advisory Firm in China (pros/cons)? Answer this question
Microsoft and Wal-Mart in China
In a retail market that has a 15 per cent a year annual sales growth,
after a decade of fighting the Chinese Way, Wal-Mart had only 3.1 per cent
of the market, compared with …
What the Chinese Want You to Know about Networking
People often get so caught up in the differences that they fail to see the
similarities between Chinese and western cultures. Just be yourself and
don’t worry about ...
Q&A: What is the best way for me to get local
Chinese Oracle Consultants for a project in Hong Kong? Answer this question
Jonathan in reply to Luxury Brands in China
Any ideas on the most practical way of going about finding Chinese luxury
clothing wholesalers?
Peter Hayes in reply to Lying
Thanks Alexander for this insight, although I’m somewhat puzzled
though as to why you would choose to tag this opinion to business with
China. My own experience is that your observation is ...
Martijn van Breugel in reply to Luxury Brands in China
Dear Brian, Interesting comment. I agree that wealthy chinese people are
not all the same. But in fact that’s true about all groups in
society. What do you think explains …
Brian Su in reply to What the Chinese Want You to Know about Networking
Good article! Keep coming.
Han Tao in reply to Why would a US-based company want to create an Individual Investment
Advisory Firm in China (pros/cons)?
Siavosh Pahlevani is correct. By establishing an individual investment
advisory firm can gain more understanding and more information that can be
useful to the company.
Ed in reply to What is the best way for me to get local Chinese Oracle Consultants for a
project in Hong Kong?
Tony, I would encourage you to get in touch with George Wang, President
and CEO of Chinese Professional Network (http://www.cpn-online.com/). CPN
has a …
Guohui-Sophia Wu in reply to What the Chinese Want You to Know about Networking
Yes, I agree with you. They are not that different, and I don’t think
we’re that different either.
John Melendez in reply to Why would a US-based company want to create an Individual Investment
Advisory Firm in China (pros/cons)?
There is an ever-growing in China in all aspects, including as a possible
trade frontier. The key word here would be “frontier”. And
where there is a frontier, there will always be a perception for ...
Siavosh Pahlevani in reply to Why would a US-based company want to create an Individual Investment
Advisory Firm in China (pros/cons)?
This is very simple , the individual advisor can act as a sole agent and
only colect the necessary information which can be usefull for the company
and report it time by time …
Brian Su in reply to Luxury Brands in China
Not every wealthy Chinese is interested in luxury merchandises. Many of
them are very low key and do not want any attention. I recently received
two wealthy clients from China, I went with …
Brian Su in reply to Breaking the Impasse: Promoting Worker Involvement in the Collective
Bargaining and Contracts Process
First of all, empowering workers is the least thing that the government
wants to achieve. Unionizing in Walmart stores and other JVs is another way
for the Chinese communist …
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