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Mar 13, China Opportunities Project6
2007-10-04 22:59:47
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Feb 26, Chinese less care about the world issues
2007-10-04 22:59:46
Chinese people less care about the world issues than that westerns.
Once at a party, all participants were required to create some ideas to help those who needed to be helped, like kind of charity.
I found that most westerners thought of war, African children,etc., all kinds of world issues. But those Chinese only paid attention China national issues such as setting up Hope Primary School, solving West of China sources transfering to East of China,etc.
Yesterday my Taiwan friend and I had a meeting with two English suppliers. My Taiwan friend asked the older one about his view of life and the world.
That Englishman said” This world is booshit! Full of wars and crimes, there are things such as terrors,Afghanistan,etc. The lucky is that I have enough money to support families.”
You see, his view of life is tightly related to the world. But on the other hand, we can see that China hasn’t totally integrated into the world.
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U.S. Republicans Reject Free Trade — China Takes a Hit
2007-10-04 15:19:05
Over the last few years, the American ardor for China has cooled. Even I need a sweater. In speaking with Americans, the topic often turns to China. My partner in conversation, whoever it may be — home improvement contractor, local attorney, bank teller, teacher — is now, as a rule, adamant that China is not a friend. Of course, that person may delight in friendships with individual Chinese, but to many Americans, China has become more than just an adversary. And I believe I am right in saying that Chinese are similarly disposed towards the U.S. A dreadful state of affairs.
China has become a focal lens for the distress, anger and helplessness that Americans can no longer tolerate directing inwardly. No longer do we read encomia touting the virtues of ancient Chinese philosophies practiced in modern life, the beneficially high rate of savings and lack of debt, the care and respect towards the elderly, the veneration of education, the tolerance for long hours and ha ...
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Heidrick & Struggles Report on Corporate Governance in China
2007-10-04 07:56:52
Heidrick & Struggles and Fudan University have just put out what is one of the best pieces I have seen on corporate governance and boards of directors in China. Part of its Asia Pacific Thought Leadership Collection the Benchmarking Corporate Governance in China report (PDF Here) highlights findings of more than 100 companies in China (State-owned, private, and foreign invested)…
The motivation for the study:
Corporate governance is a hot topic in China. As the nation opens to foreign investment and privatizes industries that used to be solely under state control, investors around the world are placing large bets on the country’s future. As the influx of capital grows, so does the pressure on Chinese corporate boards to make sure those investments pay off.
And like other markets worldwide, China has had its fair share of corporate scandal in recent years. Despite the growing importance of corporate governance, so far there has been little investigation into ho ...
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China’s external debts reach US$327.8b
2007-10-03 13:25:00
(Source: Xinhua)
Sept. 30 - Outstanding of China’s external debts rose from US$4.8 billion in six months to US$327.8 billion by the end of June 2007, according to statistics released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) Saturday. The statistics showed that outstanding of China’s registered external debt in the first half of this year, which stood at US$216.7 billion, experienced first negative growth for the past five years. The SAFE declined to give further details or comments. During the period, China borrowed mid- and long-term foreign debts of US$15.37 billion, an increase of 55.6 percent, 5.49 billion dollars, over the same period last year. Meanwhile, China has paid 11 billion dollars of debt principal and 1.74 billion dollars of interest, up 31.76 percent and 55.64 percent compared with the corresponding period last year respectively.
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CHaINA: October Edition
2007-10-03 10:38:17
Typically, I would not put a link to article I am quoted in, but this month I have 2 articles in the October edition of CHaINA.. and that warrants a post!
CHaINA is a local magazine started by Michael Pennington and supported by Shanghai Business Review and Supply Chain Council. The primary focus is supply chain/ logistics, however they are beginning to widen their scope to regional manufacturing locations as well (that is where I come in). With the support of SBR and Supply Chain, it is a great monthly read and I would suggest anyone in supply chain, investment, or manufacturing begin downloading their monthly editions at their website.
On page 32, Chris Horton (see the blog Go Kunming) writes the piece Tale of Two Cities to profile the growth (and understand their competitive advantages) of Chengdu and Chongqing, the hottest cities in the Southwest. Interviewed by Chris, I you will find some of my thoughts on the dynamics of the cities themselves, their strengths, as well as how t ...
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US$200 Billion Ready To Go Global
2007-10-03 06:43:16
Asia Times reports:
“China Investment Corp (CIC), the country’s long-awaited gigantic state investment arm set up to make use of its huge and ever-growing foreign exchange reserve for overseas investment, was inaugurated over the weekend.
The CIC, with a registered capital of US$200 billion, is a solely state-owned company, according to company sources. The state-owned Central Huijin Investment Corporation was merged into the new company as a wholly-owned subsidiary company”.
While CIC “will operate in a completely commercial way”, its operations in overseas markets are likley to receive much media and political attention.
For more details of the company’s structure follow the link below.
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China’s trillion-dollar kitty is ready
Asia Times Online - Kowloon,Hong Kong
BEIJING - China Investment Corp (CIC), the country’s long-awaited gigantic state investment arm set up to make use of its huge and ever-growing foreign …
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Over The Counter in Tianjin
2007-10-03 06:43:15
The South China Morning Post reports that Tianjin, already pushing the boundaries of cross-border stock trading activity, “is likely to be picked as a location for an over-the-counter equity bourse”.
The report suggests the bourse would be in the Binhai New Area, and that the plan from Tianjin is being coordinated by the powerful National Development Reform Commission. It is also noted that there have been calls for an exchange to deal with “companies that do not meet stock market listing requirements”.
It remains to be seen if all the “24 related ministries” will agree on how to proceed, but interesting times may lie ahead for Tianjin, and for investors.
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South China Morning Post
Print copy, 1 October, 2007
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Luxury Brands & Some Super-Rich People
2007-10-03 06:43:10
Time Magazine has reported on a luxury brand survey that covers China, India and Russia. The China section is based on interviews with “411 affluent Chinese respondents” at upscale locations in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The respondents are reported to earn over RMB15,000 a month.
Best-Known Luxury Brands:
1. Rolex (76%)
2. Lacoste (72%)
3. Valentino (71%)
4. Chanel (66%)
5. Dior (55%)
Of course, not everybody can actually afford to buy a Rolex, so the most-owned brands among this elite urban group are a bit different, with Lacoste (which may not make it on to many international luxury lists) at the top of the pile:
Most Widely-Owned Luxury Brands
1. Lacoste
2. Valentino
3. Chanel / Bally
While the target market for these luxury goods remains relatively small in terms of the total population, the article notes that China “is the third largest consumer of luxury goods, accounting for 12% of global sales, according to a December 2004 Goldman Sachs report”. It could beco ...
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Chengdu Investment News
2007-10-02 13:35:13
It is 11pm on the 30th… and my friends in Chengdu have once again proven they are hard at work (they should be on vacation).
For software talent training, Chengdu to use European Standard for the first time
On September 8, the first International Lecture on Skills Standard and Training SISE (Sino International Software Engineer)/SFIA (Skills Framework for Information Age) for EU Software Outsourcing Talents 2007 with the co-sponsorship of Ireland Cornerstone International was held in Chengdu, which marked the full landing of EU’s outsourcing talent skills standard and training system in Chengdu. It was also learned that Ireland National Chamber of Commerce has chosen Chengdu as “Overseas BPO Base for Ireland National Chamber for Exports”.
Chengdu airport’s easy and smooth aerial transportation ranked second in China
It was learned on September 12 that China Association for Civil Airports recently published the Rating on Easy and Smooth Aerial Transportation of ...
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