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By Evelyn Rubin on Douglas McIntyre Douglas McIntyre submits: Chinese automotive manufacturers Geely (in photo) and Chery have begun to show their cars at the auto shows and are starting to make the rounds of U.S. dealers. According to MSNBC, Malcolm Bricklin,…
Foreign firms invest $1 billion a week in China but they lack creative managers who are willing to take risks. Reasons For Lack of Talented Managers 1. Success often depends more on loyalty to the party than business acumen . 2. There…
Post from blog.bcchinese.net received a mail: I’m a chinese girl who was born and raised in *** (an european country). I’m coming this *** to work in Shanghai, and I’d like to know how chinese people consider people like me, I mean…
By KATHERINE YUNG / The Dallas Morning News Bobby Carter shows all the symptoms of China fever. Each week, he meets with a private tutor to learn Mandarin. On airplanes, he listens to language tapes. And in his spare time, he reads…
By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Published March 21, 2006 BEIJING — A proposed Chinese labor law has foreign companies worried that China is giving power back to the state-backed trade union. According to a draft of the Labor Contract Law, released late Monday,…
By RALPH JENNINGS BEIJING (Kyodo) Japanese companies trawling for new hires at the second annual Beijing job fair have found few skilled applicants among the latest group of graduates. Employers taking part in the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China’s…
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…
