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"No one does predictions like Mark Anderson, whose forecasts about the intersection of the economy and technology are closely followed in Silicon Valley ..."
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"American companies such as Blue Nile, Northwest Cherry Growers and Costco are dipping their toes into the waters of e-commerce in China to learn what appeals to consumers in the world’s largest online marketplace ..."
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"Founded in 2010 to sell cheap phones online, the company has become the No. 3 producer worldwide behind Apple and Samsung and is looking toward Brazil and India ..."
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"Road-safety campaign for company’s Chinese branch accused of breaching intellectual property of Happiness Belgium ..."
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"Facebook has been banned in China since 2009. However, at GMIC Beijing today, Facebook’s vice president Vaughan Smith revealed that the social network has a ‘rapidly growing’ business in the country ..."
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"Hari Sreenivasan explores the methods social media users utilize to circumvent attempts to stifle online free speech ..."
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"Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is known for holding an annual 11.11 Shopping Festival – China’s answer to America’s Cyber Monday shopping bonanza ..."
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"Emotions are an important driver of brand loyalty for Chinese consumers, according to new research which argues that an understanding of their consumption patterns must move beyond geography, demographics and social groups..."
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"China is the world's most populous country with 1.3 billion people, so it's not a great surprise that the country is a huge market for e-commerce ..."
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"Young single Chinese people celebrate themselves and prep for the holiday season China's biggest online shopping day of the year.."
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"China's top legislature Friday passed a revision to the law on consumer rights and interests, the first since the legislation was adopted in 1993..."
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"Spate of oil and gas discoveries on continent gives rise to super-wealthy individuals with taste for the finer things in life..."
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"Amazon has just opened a store on Tmall, an online marketplace for shoppers in China, owned by the company’s Asian rival Alibaba. It’s selling imported food, shoes, toys and kitchenware in a bid to grow the company’s business overseas ..."
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"The Technology Adoption Cycle assumes technology trickles down. But late adopters and developing markets deserve unique approaches ..."
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"A single strand of broken lights is nearly worthless, but 20 million pounds of broken lights is a valuable commodity. Welcome to the Christmas tree light recycling capital of the world, also known a Shijao, China ..."
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"Known as "Singles Day," unattached young people in China are celebrating with a little retail therapy. More than $6 billion worth of goods have been sold so far. Seth Doane reports ..."
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"Popular messaging app WeChat has taken a step forward in evolving as a platform after it opened up an option on Weixin — the version of WeChat offered in China — for official account owners to set up shop within the app ..."
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"Singapore-based mobile virtual stock market game TradeHero has taken a huge step forward in China by launching a Chinese version for iOS and Android devices ..."
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"His eloquent plea for their protection led to the United Nations guidelines for consumer protection and to the annual celebration of World Consumer-Rights Day on March 15th ..."
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"The decision of cosmetics manufacturer Revlon to leave the Chinese market has been attributed by a leading industry figure to a failed marketing strategy..."
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"2013 was a year that saw exciting things happen in China's tech scene -- and there have been certain key trends that stood out in particular..."
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"After Mattel’s embarrassing closure of its flagship store, the House of Barbie, in Shanghai two years ago, the American toy maker seems to have learned a thing or two about the Chinese market..."
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Learn the main differences between China's Weibo and Twitter, and what it reveals about its users..."
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"Business leaders in much of world have sought for a long time to build local, regional and global brands that add significant value to their organizations. Today, in China, we see the same phenomena emerging as Chinese brands move from being local to regional to national and now to global entities.China’s people drive the change..." Via Jeff Domansky, Alessandro Rea
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