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China’s Xi Should Take a Lesson in U.S. Creativity: Junheng Li - Bloomberg

2012-02-14T12:35:18+08:00

An executive in the Shanghai office of an American private-equity firm decided to conduct an experiment with two groups of MBA interns. He gave the same project to a team from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and to a team from a leading business school in China.

China's Top 10 Business Stories In 2011 - Forbes

2012-01-04T20:21:23+08:00

Top 10 news stories in China during 2011 captured in Forbes news article.

Is China somehow limited by its culture and design?

2011-11-30T08:34:28+08:00

You know that old concept of yin-yang, the one represnting "dark-light", "good-evil", "hard-soft" and a whole slew of other opposing yet intertwined forces in the universe? Originating in China, there is no other place it describes better than China. Even today, China is pulled by many "contradictory" forces, the majority being internal. Here is an article that details many of the challenges China is facing today and what it may bode for China's future.

The National Export Initiative: Why NOW is the Time for American SMEs to Export to China

2011-11-29T17:47:09+08:00

“So tonight, we set a new goal: We will double our exports over the next five years, an increase that will support two million jobs in America.” -President Obama The President’s ambitious plan to double America’s exports over the next five years, which he announced at the 2010 State of...

Time for China to pay the piper? Maybe ...

2011-11-16T10:29:02+08:00

I've seen it coming for some time now. China's increasing PDC or "public display of confidence" that's been building for over ten years could come back to haunt. According to China, China is always faster, smarter, "right-er" and better than the rest of the world. Problem is the rest of rest of the world has worked hard to develop and played to a certain set of rules for a long time now, rules that newcomer China seems intent on disrupting. But, increasingly it seems it's China against the world, a world that when pushed can become a united and formidable opponent. Read this WSJ article to learn more ...