from The Asian Wall Street Journal November 01, 2005 China still is a magnet for ambitious, Western-educated entrepreneurs coming home to start high-tech companies and cash in on China’s economic boom. Take Charles Zhang, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology-trained founder of Web…
http://au.biz.yahoo.com/060220/18/jtei.html Monday February 20, 2006, 5:14 pm CHINA WATCH: Cheaper, Better Managers Sought Abroad By Jane Lanhee Lee Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES SHANGHAI (Dow Jones)–Tired of the revolving door of Chinese managers and the rising salary with each new hire, Paul Stepanek…
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/12/business/yourmoney/12ford.html?_r=1&oref=slogin By KEITH BRADSHER Published: March 12, 2006 CHONGQING, China Soaring Sales, Hot Competition VOLKSWAGEN and other carmakers used to prosper by sending outdated factory equipment to China to produce older models no longer salable in the West. But competition has become…
http://www.amcham-shanghai.org/AmChamPortal/MCMS/Presentation/Resources/News/News.aspx?Guid={B63D581B-3024-4EEA-9D31-064C1284F996} SHANGHAI — Hu Cunxi thought he understood the financial risks of “big sickness” — or “da bing” — the common Chinese term for cancer, stroke and other life-threatening diseases. He had edited a popular Chinese manual on household finances that encourages…
http://www.amcham-shanghai.org/AmChamPortal/MCMS/Presentation/Resources/News/News.aspx?Guid={42A31EE1-8559-48A3-8B39-7364BB94B6FF} SHANGHAI — Tired of the revolving door of Chinese managers and the rise in salary with each new hire, Paul Stepanek decided it was time to find cheaper talent elsewhere. So he went to India. For roughly the same salary his…
