Dangers facing Chinese stocks
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (01/12/2008 @ 4:26 pm)
Is the Chinese stock market setting itself up for a huge crash? Business Week
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Trading with China
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (01/12/2008 @ 4:23 pm)
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Chinese investing in U.S. banks
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (01/12/2008 @ 3:55 pm)
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Made in China – Buyer Beware
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (08/15/2007 @ 6:27 am)
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Meanwhile, the Chinese government is trying to pass some of the blame to the exporters and US companies who accepted the products.
So many American companies transferred manufacturing to China to save money, and retailers like Wal-Mart encouraged this strategy. Now they are paying the price.
We take for granted the numerous regulations in the US designed to protect us. We’re now seeing the risks of outsourcing. Of course outsourcing a trade will continue, but relying on Chinese components and products just got a little costlier.
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China takes on Boeing
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (04/08/2007 @ 1:25 pm)
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Challenges for Murdoch in China
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (02/08/2007 @ 10:48 am)
News Corp. not doing well in China:
Not sure if this was Murdoch trying to manage expectations but he was emphatic about the difficulties News Corp. faces in China, especially with MySpace. “We don’t do very well in China. … All I would say there is that nobody—and I challenge anyone to argue this—nobody, none of the American media companies or British media companies have made any impact there yet. … It is a vast market, but it is certainly a very, very sensitive one and as we have seen what happened to Google there and what happened to eBay there, it is very difficult, even to—to Yahoo, it is a very difficult market for outsiders.”
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Tech firms accused of helping China's censorship of media
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (10/31/2006 @ 11:36 am)
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Chinese wines
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (10/06/2006 @ 5:58 pm)
The Chinese don’t drink much wine, but many predict that will begin to change as more Chinese get exposed to affordable wines. Surprisingly, the first wines they try might be made in China. Smart money is betting that China can become a producer of high-quality wines Blood and Bone .
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Mass-produced Chinese art making inroads
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (10/06/2006 @ 1:42 pm)
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MySpace launching in China
Posted by Gerardo Orlando (09/20/2006 @ 10:10 am)
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