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Flashback to 32 years ago! The China Business Review - "Advertising in China" - January-February 1984. #FBF #China

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Due diligence is the process of investigating the background of a company or individual before entering a formal business relationship. This traditionally focuses on financial, legal, and reputational aspects of the subject company and its principals. Reputational (or integrity) due diligence addresses questions about the subject’s background and business track record, who controls the decisionmaking process, and how the company wins business. In China and many other emerging markets, the extent to which due diligence helps companies make better decisions and manage risk often depends on the quality and depth of answers to such questions.

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China's regional economies showed a marked divergence in performance in the first half of 2016, with provinces reliant on steel making and mining reporting weak or no growth but some larger cities thriving. -

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Domestic consumer-goods brands are gaining market share faster than foreign companies in China as they move quickly to launch products and marketing campaigns that appeal to the country’s more than 1.3 billion consumers.

China is poised for another year of record steel exports as domestic demand fades and the country’s mills sidestep trade barriers by seeking new markets, according to Mysteel Research.

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China's latest proposed list of industries that would be off-limits to foreign investors shows more work is needed to agree on a new investment treaty with the United States, U.S. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker said in an interview on Monday.

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Flashback to 1997 China Business Review - "China's New Tastes" - July-August 1997, Volume 24 #FF

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May - June 1992: Greater China: Friend or Foe #FlashBackFriday

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Construction of a giant new cement plant—one of the last things China needs—helps explain why this year’s economic pickup is unlikely to last.

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China’s flagship international development bank is hoping to pave a new Silk Road, with at least three of its initial projects focused on transport arteries in central Asia and Pakistan. The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will help fund a

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Soon after reporting year-over-year first-quarter growth that showed signs of improvement, China released a quarter-over-quarter number that raised more questions about the state of the economy—and the reliability of official data.

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Nominal GDP surges due to stimulus, and so does debt, says an editorial in The Wall Street Journal.

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Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei called GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump an “irrational type” and said the U.S. “wouldn’t be entitled to world leadership” if it followed Mr. Trump’s proposed trade policies toward China.

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China's leaders sound more confident that the world's second-largest economy has arrested a slide in growth to quarter-century lows, but their policy advisers caution it is too early to call an end to a cycle of easing that began in 2014.

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