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• Stock Market Management Lessons from China - Editor, 9 June 2008

Transparency and economy are prime aims in China. It is a great formula for stock investing. There was a time when the China stock market scene was unknown. Investors viewed it with suspicion. Regulations continue to be very different here. Premier Wen Jiabao is directly involved. He is not concerned with interest rates alone either.

• How You Can Piece the New China Puzzle Together - Editor, 12 may 2008

China is in flux. That is not unusual for any country. However, the world is divided on the dynamics of China. Some rub their hands in glee. They use the dam on the Yangtze to forecast doom. The 2008 Olympics is abused even by self-appointed leaders of the spirit. Sub-prime votaries say that China will also suffer from the recession in the United States.

• A China Fund for the World - Editor, 21 April 2008

Recrimination after sales serves no purpose. Western financial authorities spew venom at the currency might of China. Advocates of free market currency floats are in trouble. Their theories have not worked. A government should manage its currency according to a plan. This is a legitimate service in the interests of common people. Read more about this approach at one of our sister web sites: Use Every China Currency Blog to Your Financial Planning Peril

• The Marketing Key to China Business - Editor, 7 April 2008

Recession forces fresh thinking. The first world has simply stopped growing. We need new customers. Any GDP growth will do. There is a second whammy. Productivity differentials with the BRIC bloc continue. Read more about BRIC at one of our sister sites: Iroquois Confederacy Fundamentals for National Financial Planning

• What the New Beijing Airport Says About China - Editor, 31 March 2008

1. Design and many contractors are common with Hong Kong’s airport. China is pragmatic about using the strengths of the territory which Britain had colonized.

• Easy Steps to do Business and Start Trade during Your Olympics China Tour - Editor, 24 March 2008

Quality is relevant for every business in the world. China is no different in this respect. Quality is even more important in China as the country is a versatile supplier to the world. 2007 was marked by more than one instance of goods made by foreigners in China being found to have inferior quality. Media in the home countries of such companies have tried to blame China for their own lapses. Read more about the matter at the following link from one of our sister web sites: When the Stock Market knows no boundaries when it comes to quality

• China Trade is Alive and Well - Editor, 17 March 2008

Imports into China have grown faster than its exports. The European Union has displaced the United States as the largest trading partner of China. These strategic facts relate to the first two months of 2008 calendar. You can confirm the data from China Customs. What does this mean for you?

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