Historic Slump The wholesale decline in January, to 2.02 million units, accelerated from a 15.8 percent slump in December, the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers said. For last year as a wh… ( read original…
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Hollywood faces uncertainty in China as the film business evolves
When the U.S. and China struck a landmark deal in 2012 to pry open the Asian country’s vast film market, Hollywood salivated. The hard-fought agreement was a boon to major studios, allowing huge retur… (…
Chinese Kids Fan Profit at Bangkok School Criticized for IPO
Capacity is set to climb to 4,175, helped by investment funded by IPO proceeds. About 85 percent of students are Thai, with the rest from countries led by Singapore and China. The English-language cur… (…
Global apparel, sportswear labels shine in China
Endorsed by music celebrities and promoted through popular events, these brands are witnessing a surge in sales in China. In December, Champion, a US streetwear and sportswear brand, launched eight st… ( read original story…
Report: 94.2 pct. of phones shipped in China last month were from Chinese brands
People pass by the Huawei stand during the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, Nov. 15, 2016. [Photo / Xinhua] China’s domestic smartphone shipments reached 32.06 million units, down 4 … ( read…
B.C. softwood exports to China continue to decline
But Mr. Kayne and other forestry executives forged ahead that month with the final leg in China of the Asia trade mission. “We’re focused on the business of China as opposed to the politics. China…
Douglas Todd: China scholars feeling the chill of intimidation
While working on another book about China and advising business organizations, Potter said he isn’t jetting across the Pacific Ocean these days, partly for health reasons. Even though a computer … ( read original story…
Why now is the perfect time for new brands to invest in China, says strategy firm’s CEO
This article was originally written by Ruonan Zheng for Jing Daily Now is the perfect time for new brands to break into China, according to the CEO of American luxury lifestyle and consumer brand stra……
China pressing Canadian companies to call Taiwan part of China, state documents show
“I’m not sure what good it does China in the long run. Many multinationals might well go along with Beijing’s blackmail in order to continue doing business with China,” Manthorpe said. “But it actuall… (…
These Japanese Brands Are Beating U.S. Rivals in China’s ‘New Retail’ World
All this talk about the U.S.-China trade war forgets where the future lies. China isn’t the world’s factory anymore. It’s the world’s biggest shopfront. Whether that’s on Nanjing Road in Shanghai … ( read original…
Huawei Night in Canada: Inside tech giant’s push to burnish its brand
There’s no evidence of sinister intentions behind Huawei’s marketing, which isn’t unlike that of Western multinationals, although its efforts have been unusually strong for a company from China, where … ( read original story …)
U.S.-China trade war opens global doors for Canadian life insurers
As the trade war continues between the United States and China, Canadian life insurers say opportunities are opening up as manufacturers look to move their operations to countries in Southeast Asia. “ … ( read…
Anonymous Chinese Employees on Why Western Brands Fumble When Marketing in China
From a creepy Burberry Chinese New Year ad campaign that featured a cast of devious-looking Chinese family members maniacally staring at their grandmother to a spooky and downright melancholy Prada ca… ( read original story…
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