Articles in Doing Business in China
Communist China?
Socialist China?
How about capitalist China? Especially when it comes to business.
China and Chinese business people are learning how to do business the capitalist way, as in to be sure to capitalize on every opportunity …
China's tourism sector is going great guns.
The economy is growing, the average Chinese has more money in their pockets, they want to see the country. There is great demand to travel (1).
Airlines, airports, hotels, …
The Chinese yuan gained seven percent last year. Interest rates were raised six times.
Still, the economy grew at 11.5% in the third quarter and 11.2% in the fourth. But, can/will the yuan continue to rise …
China is experiencing inflation.
Seeings as China is the world's factory, why shouldn't the middle kingdom export this impact on other country economies as well?
Last year China's consumer price index (CPI) was over 6%. The CPI …
Beiqi Foton makes Aumark and Olin trucks.
In 2007, the biggest maker of commercial vehicles in China saw its profits jump 7-fold.
Net income was up, sales were up, and all is well in the world.
Well enough, …
China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC) is China's number 3 oil producer.
The company is heading out to sea to explore some 140,000 or 210,000 square kilometers of offshore China regions.
Why?
1. The company's revenues rose 32.5% …
The numbers are up in China.
1. China's consumer price index (CPI), think inflation is up – 4.8% in 2007.
2. China's GDP expansion is at a 13 year high – 11.4% in 2007.
3. Fixed asset investment …
Yahoo's stock prices are a four year low. Just last week the company, right down the street from where I live, laid off 1000 workers.
The company seems vulnerable. The vultures are circling.
1. Microsoft wants to …
A Stock Express: Where is the Bottom Line?
China stocks moved down this week.
Shanghai Composite Index fell 354 points, 7.15 percent, from Monday. Shanghai-Shenzhen 300 Index fell 418 points, 8.29 percent.
147 stocks …
A Stock Express: A Red Friday
It's different from the US's market, red means the index is up, and green is down.
More or less, red is a lucky color for the Chinese culture.
So was …
