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China automotive
Chinese auto industry calls for InnovationAs China makes its way to foray into the 12th Five-year plan development period, the Chinese auto industry has constantly shown immense growth and nurtured itself to strongly respond to the frantic situations emerging in the global automotive market. Read on
September surprise in sales growthSubsidy helps fuel year's second-strongest month. September vehicle sales in China turned out stronger than expected with volumes up 8 percent year-on-year to 1.6 million units, the second highest this year. Read on
China EV Blog: Chinese government lures battery maker Boston Power to China. A new strategy?Hey, wadda ya know. It appears the Chinese government is looking overseas for good battery technology. And putting its support where its mouth is. Does this herald a new electric vehicle sector development strategy for China? Read on
Electric car sales in China on track to be Asia's largestChina is set to be Asia's largest manufacturer of battery electric vehicles (BEV) by the year 2015 according to Pike Research. Last year China's battery electric vehicle sales totaled 33,000, but by 2015 the number is expected to grow to ... Read on
China Will Lead Electric Vehicle Sales in Asia Pacific by 2015Read on
The long and the short of luxury cars in ChinaRead on
Platinum Investors Can Be Fooled By Chinese Auto FiguresRead on
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CHINAtalk eJournal headline articles
Recent cases on the application of Taiwan sourcing rulesTaiwan's income sourcing rules have always been a controversial issue in cross-border transactions, particularly transactions relating to the provision of services. Despite a clear statutory mandate ... Read on
China's Rare Earth Export Cutbacks Raise AlarmsPrices for rare earth elements -- an important component in motors and other electromechanical products -- have jumped by at least an order of magnitude over the past year as a result of export cutbacks from China, the world's largest ... Read on
Why China May Lose Manufacturing Jobs to the USThe company SolarWorld had a choice a few years back: build solar panels in China or open a new factory in Hillsboro, Oregon. The company could've paid workers a lot less in China. But it went with ... Read on
China's 12th Five-Year Plan: Chemicals China's traditional export driven business model, with its emphasis on cost competitiveness, standardisation and middle-to-low technological content, is being eclipsed by new economic drivers and priorities in China. In the chemical industry ... Read on
China Manufacturing Monthly RecapRead on
Business Tax incentives aimed to develop Tianjin as international shipping centre in Northern China Read on
Investing in China: New Treaty Increases Attractions of Using a UK Holding Company StructureRead on
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China update - global headline articles
Below are the latest articles from around the world featuring articles on China. To read these articles, please click here.
Doing Business In China: Five Tips For Success
Source: Forbes
China Manufacturing Gauge Rises as Japanese Exports Advance
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Manufacturing In China, U.S. Provides Glimmer Of Hope For Europe
Source: Forbes
Manufacturing Jobs to Shift from China to US, Report Says
Source: The Journal of Commerce
Detroit automakers shift approach to sell cars in China
Source: Michigan Radio
Chinese Car Maker to Build in Brazil
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Comparing India and China: Chasing the dragon
Source: The Economist
Why China's Slowdown Shouldn't Hurt Ford
Source: The Motley Fool
Manufacturing a China crisis
Source: Business Spectator
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CHINAtalk human capital articles
Foreigners Required to Participate in China's Social Insurance SystemThe Provisional Measures for Foreigners Working in China to Participate in the Social Insurance System (the "Measures") were finally passed on September 6, 2011, and will come into force on October 15, 2011. All foreign employees who legally work ... Read on
Hong Kong: Guidance on Dealing with Misconduct Allegations Arising After Employee's DepartureA reference which included details of behaviour that had not been raised formally with the employee prior to his departure, was found not to be unfair by the ... Read on
How Chinese View Working With AmericansThe book "When We Are the Foreigners" details authors Orlando Kelm, John Doggett, and Haiping Tang's attempts to understand the Chinese perspective about working with American colleagues. Read on
China's loss is Bangladesh's gainBangladesh - The country is well-poised to take on the role of a global low-cost sourcing destination after China loses its position due to increasing labour costs and an aging workforce. A report by ... Read on
Impact of Statutory Minimum Wage (SMW) in Hong KongRead on
Fast-tracking Chinese talent a risky routeRead on
China to require foreign workers to buy 5 insurance typesRead on
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Additional CHINAtalk eJournal October articles To read the below CHINAtalk articles, please click here.
- China to boost green investment
- Rising export prices from China add inflationary pressure to India
- Anti-dumping probe begins on polyurethane imports
- Corporate Tax and Customs Duty Incentives for Western (China) Regions Extended for 10 Years
- Inflation is likely to remain high
- Investment from EU drops in September
- Hong Kong's banks face rising liquidity and credit quality concerns, says survey
- China to build Central Plains Economic Zone
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