Chinese eCommerce Market over $1 trillion in 2011
China’s eCommerce market is growing quickly. According to the latest iResearch annual report, the size of China’s eCommerce market in 2011 was RMB 7 trillion, a year-on-year growth of 46.4%. Read More » by
 shuzUS Market Insights from Chinese Innovators [Video] Source: Azusa Kawahara (Nifty Corporation) Co-hosted by btrax and Asia Society, the “Chinese Innovators” event challenged the stereotype that China produces only cheap or counterfeit goods. The cross-industry panel of Chinese business leaders – who are revolutionizing China’s mainstream reputation through innovative products, strategic partnerships and acquisitions in the U.S. market – discussed topics including how a 1 billion domestic population influenced foreign growth strategy, successes and challenges facing Chinese companies in the U.S. market, and so forth. Read More » by
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shuzChinese Innovators: From Shanzhai Copycats to Global Brands Event Wrap-Up
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SundaiChinese Innovators: From Shanzhai Copycats to Global Brands
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shuzBuilding the Future – Gensler Goes Global in China Chang'An International Center / Shanghai Tower He dropped the cold, hard fact on the table between us. 90% of global urbanization—the building of new cities—is happening in developing countries: not in the USA, and not in Europe. David Gensler, Executive Director of Gensler, leads a 3000 person global architecture and design firm that was once primarily domestic. Read More » by
 TimChina：Next Luxury EmpireIn 2008, China’s super-rich bought a quarter of the world’s luxury goods. In 2009, China has overtaken the US to become the world’s second largest luxury market. 2012, is China replacing Japan as the world’s most fanatical consumption country next year? Read More » by
shuz10 Steps for Successful Ecommerce in China
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shuz3 Failures in Entering the Chinese Market: Lessons LearnedWe have been learning quite a lot from stories of success. But isn’t failure the mother of success? A great business model in the U.S. may not apply to other nations. What should we do (or not do) to enter Chinese market? Three not-so-successful stories from Best Buy, Forever 21 and Groupon may teach us some valuable lessons. by
SundaiChina Online Game Revenues Will Reach $5.8 billion
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