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  • Profitable China Business Tears (Part 2)

    Profitable China Business Tears (Part 1) The China business experience with rubber has not been good. The country has been able to import supplies from other rubber cultivating countries such ...

  • UAE-China Trade Ties Strengthened at 10th CCFS

    Taking place on 5-8 December 2011, the 10th Chinese Commodities Fair Sharjah aims to strengthen trading ties between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Peoples' Republic of China. With ...

  • Brazil and China Benefit from Successful Negotiations

    Brazil is in desperate need of a boost to its economy, as the communities that earn a minimum wage are not able to improve their lifestyle or find work that would provide them with a greater ...

  • Alternative Energy Developments in China

    With energy demands set to double between now and 2030 as China modernizes its rural territories and urban areas continue to grow, concerns of a corresponding increase in carbon emissions ...

  • Euro-Chinese Trading Hub for Ireland

    In a recent announcement while visiting Jiangsu province, China's Minister of Commerce Chen Deming noted that with nineteen percent of the global population residing in China, the country ...

  • China and South Africa Strengthen Ties

    South African Vice President Kgalema Motlanthe met with Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao and Vice Premier Xi Jinping in Beijing this week to reinforce existing ties and pledge ongoing support and ...

  • New Film Studio to Boost Business in Qingdao

    With hopes of attracting film producers to China, the Dalian Wanda Group Corp has announced its intention to set up an annual fund to the value of 1 billion yuan for the production of ...

  • The Shoe Business of China

    Return on Average Equity has exceeded 30% over the large four quarters. Annual profits have soared by over 60% in 2007. Athletes from the United States and Sweden will endorse the company’s ...

  • The Trojan horse of China Business (Part 2)

    The Trojan horse of China Business (Part 1) Taiwan does not accept the hegemony of China. The island community demands respect, and wants to be treated on an equal footing with all other ...

  • Business Lessons from China in World Currency Management

    Chaos is a likely consequence of abdication. World trade entered a new era following the humiliation of the losers of World War II. The Bretton Woods agreement was a lighthouse in the stormy ...

  • Strategic Canada-China Energy Partnership in the Pipeline

    Addressing nearly six hundred Canadian and Chinese businesses leaders in the city of Guangzhou earlier this week, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper conveyed the message that Canada is ...

  • Developer’s Default Indicative of Economic Slowdown

    In addition to experiencing a slowdown in its property sector, China's property market received a blow this week with the collapse of real estate developer Zhejiang Xingrun Real Estate Co. ...