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The China Business Review podcast brings you analysis and commentary on the US-China relationship from think tanks, government, and business. What unexpected midterm results mean for China policy November 16, 2022
· From the first issue in 1974 and well into the 2010s, the China Business Review was an indispensable resource for businesses, researchers, and policymakers who needed a first-hand account of the challenges and the tremendous opportunities posed by the China market. All print issues of the magazine have been digitized and are available
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: May Hongmei Gao · As one of the few large‐scale empirical studies on Chinese consumers' online shopping behavior, these results will enable e‐marketers to better design their
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Life in the Big City-China Business Review
October 1, 2011. “China Business Lifestyles” is a CBR department in which foreign business professionals write about their daily experiences living in specific Chinese cities. For information about possible submissions, e-mail [email protected]. Often considered the most exciting and cosmopolitan city in China, Shanghai is big, fast
· An Introduction to Doing Business in China 2024 especially focused on China's changing business landscape and implications for foreign investors. An Introduction to Doing Business in China 2024, the latest publication from Dezan Shira & Associates is out now and available for complimentary download through the Asia Briefing Publication
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· Current Status Of E-commerce In China. Currently, China stands as the largest e-commerce market globally with a staggering market size that’s twice as large as its closest competitor – the United States, projected to reach $ 1.556 trillion in 2024, an impressive 80% growth from $862 billion in 2019.
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· Summary. China is more important than ever in the global economy, which means that many companies have to develop a strategy for doing business there. But that’s hard to do, because in the
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· China's penetration rate of online shopping in its population has increased from 12.04% to 55.69% in the last decade (CNNIC, 2012, 2021), which is still lower than the 75% in the US (Statista, 2021).
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· It is old news that the Chinese market is highly competitive and unlike any other in the world. Products that sell in London are not guaranteed to sell in China. The rainbow-lensed promises of e-commerce seem to be an easy way to access China’s 770.4 million working population, 0.2 percent or over 1.5 million of which have an average
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Culture Determines Business Models: Analyzing Home Depot's Failure Case in China for International Retailers from a Communication
Home Depot entered China in 2006 by acquiring 12 stores from a Chinese company, Home Way. However, by September 2012 all Home Depot stores in China had been closed.
· CSIS’ Jonathan Hillman testified that of the contractors that participated in Belt and Road projects, around 90% were Chinese, 7% were local, and only 3% were foreign. Compare that to other multilateral development projects, where those numbers are around 30%, 40%, and 30%, respectively. That said, even when Belt and Road plans
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· – gè (a generic catch-all measure word. If you want to be more precise, you can also replace “”, with one these measure words: jiàn – for clothes, furniture, luggage and for pieces in general. shuāng – for pairs, i.e. shoes, boots, socks. tiáo – for long things, like pants or jeans.
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Culture Determines Business Models: Analyzing Home Depot's
Culture Determines Business Models: Analyzing Home Depot's Failure Case in China for International Retailers from a Communication Perspective. March 2013. Thunderbird
The US-China Business Council produces two podcasts. The China Business Minute is a weekly catchup with our China offices of what’s new on the ground. The China Business Review Podcast is the companion to our digital magazine, featuring interviews with topic experts. You can find both shows on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.
· China Business Review is the official magazine of the US-China Business Council, a nonprofit and nonpartisan trade association that represents more than 200 American companies doing business in
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· Travel to China remains a major area of concern for the business community. With some new variables in the mix—a fast track program on the plus side and omicron on the downside—where do we stand? To get an answer, we’re on the line this week with our director in Shanghai, Melinda Xu. Learn more about the travel program.
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· This year is shaping up to be a prolific—if challenging—year for Chinese investment in the United States. The Rhodium Group has already recorded more than $22 billion worth of pending Chinese acquisitions in the United States. So far, 2016 is outpacing China’s rate of investment in the United States during the same period in 2015 and 2014.
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· In China, real estate ownership and land usage rights are separate. Land usage is limited, but ownership of real estate is not. China practices socialist public ownership of all land, meaning one person or organization cannot own land. When someone purchases real estate in China, he is leasing land usage rights that will expire.
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· However, by September 2012 all Home Depot stores in China had been closed. This interview-based single-case-study research has these notable contributions. First, this research stresses the importance of host culture in creating a business model when an international retailer expands to a foreign country.
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Understanding Chinese Consumers-China Business Review
Chinese Consumer Groups
E-Commerce Development and Household Consumption Growth
By matching a nationally representative China Family Panel Studies survey with county-level e-commerce information obtained from Alibaba, this paper examines how e
· The industry association now has 900 members with 180,000 outlets across China. The total annual sales of CCFA members reached nearly $300 billion in 2010—about 13 percent of total retail sales in China. CCFA has also monitored the top 120 franchises in China to gain a clearer picture of franchise development.
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Home Shopping in China April 14, 2014 US home shopping networks are finding success among Chinese consumers seeking safe, high-quality products. By Joshua Halpern US companies looking
· Now, let’s take a moment to dive deeper into each of these online shopping platforms in China. 1. Taobao – China’s Largest Marketplace. Founded by famous Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma and Alibaba Group in 2003, Taobao is the largest e-commerce marketplace in China. As a consumer-to-consumer (C2C) website, Taobao allows
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What Business Leaders Need to Know About China Now
June 08, 2021. Elsbeth Johnson, senior lecturer at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, and Rana Mitter, professor of history at Oxford, argue that there’s a lot about the Chinese political
· Alibaba, by far China’s largest and most recognizable ecommerce platform, broke its own sales record for its annual Singles’ Day event after over $30 billion worth of merchandise was sold in one 24
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· From Reshoring to Rightshoring: Dr. Sara Hsu on the Future of US-China Supply Chains. by The China Business Review. August 4, 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic, and the subsequent shutdowns and economic fluctuations, sent global supply chains into disarray in 2020.
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· The Phase One trade agreement with China was a mistake. The heart of the agreement was a purchase commitment from the Chinese government to increase specific imports from the United States totaling $200 billion of extra purchases, compared to 2017 levels, during 2020 and 2021. The agreement was widely criticized by economists
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· China must boost domestic demand to absorb new productive capacity.by Erik BrittonChina’s economy has achieved stunning growth since it entered the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001. Annual growth has averaged 10 percent in real terms over the last decade, and gross domestic product (GDP) was 162 percent higher in 2009 than in
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· From sales of airplanes and grains to today’s complex commercial relationship, the US-China Business Council has witnessed 40 years of business and trade between the United States and China. By Ben Baden. At an event in September in Washington, DC, US Ambassador to China Gary Locke gave a speech highlighting the
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