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The Going Gets Tough for MNCs in China

A combination of factors such as a slowing Chinese economy, rising costs, lethal competition and increased government scrutiny are changing.

by Neelima Mahajan and Major Tian | Aug. 20 2014

#Competition, #Industry, #Price Wars, #Brian Viard, #Economic Reform, #Slider, #Chinese Market, #C-trip

Will Competition Work in Chinese Industries?

Can increased competition in Chinese industries help the country meet its goals for greater reforms? During last November’s Third.

by Brian Viard | Aug. 12 2014

#Slider, #Android, #Galaxy, #Samsung, #Xiaomi, #Chinese Market, #Chinese Consumers, #Apple, #Lenovo, #iPhone, #Nokia, #Smartphone

Samsung in China: A Tenuous Hold

Samsung in China is not where it used to be. Can the South Korean electronics giant fend off domestic brands.

by Matthew Fulco | Jul. 28 2014

#Chinese Economy, #Huawei, #Slider, #RMB, #Chinese Brands, #PBOC, #Craigslist, #Movie Industry, #Hollywood, #Chinese Market, #Alibaba, #Foreign Exchange, #WeChat, #JD.com, #IBM, #Tencent

China Roundup: Transformers in China; Tencent’s stake in 58.com; and Hon Hai dumps Huawei

The week that was: Transformers raked in the riches in China; Chinese brands stole market share from global brands; Tencent.

by Major Tian | Jul. 4 2014

#Invisible Hand Revealed, #eCommerce, #Taobao, #Monopoly, #Monopoly Pricing, #Slider, #Brian Viard, #Chinese Market, #Government Control

China’s Salt Monopoly: Cracking Down on Illegal Contraband

China’s 2,132-year old salt monopoly and why it makes sense to finally end it. Early last.

by Brian Viard | Jun. 11 2014

#Motorola Mobility, #Property, #Chinese Market, #Lenovo, #Artificial Intelligence, #Baidu, #NASDAQ, #Slider, #Google, #JD.com, #IPOs, #eCommerce

China Roundup: Jingdong’s IPO; Lenovo’s home market woes; and a solution to China’s local debt problem?

The week that was: Chinese e-commerce retailer Jingdong (JD.com) finally went public on the Nasdaq; China’s.

by Major Tian | May. 23 2014

#Rolls Royce, #Ferrari, #Consumers, #Chinese Market, #Automobiles, #Edwin Fenech, #Slider, #Chinese Car Market, #China Strategy, #Formula 1, #Manufacturing

Ferrari in China: Turbo Brand

In the face of luxury push-back from China’s government and hyper competition for luxury car consumers, how is.

by Suzanne Edwards | May. 14 2014

#Industry, #L'Oreal, #MNC Strategy in China, #Slider, #MNCs, #P&G, #Cosmetics, #Revlon, #Branding, #Consumers, #Online Shopping, #Chinese Market, #Taobao, #Garnier

In China’s Cosmetics Market Beauty is Pocket Deep

In China’s increasingly competitive cosmetics market who will come out ahead and who should re-evaluate?  Stepping into the.

by Jill Petzinger | May. 8 2014

#Environmental Pollution, #Air Quality, #Beijing Air, #Energy Policy, #Greentech, #Slider, #3M, #Chinese Market, #Taobao, #Chinese Car Market

China’s Pollution Problem: Rise of the Smog Warriors

China’s pollution problem has reached apocalyptic levels, which is great news for smart companies that have found a.

by Christopher Beddor | Apr. 29 2014

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