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China automotive
Innovation: A Critical Factor in the Development of China's Automotive IndustryAfter two-years of strong growth, the car market in China has begun to slow. Chinese brands, which have grown considerably over these years, seem to have lost momentum faster than their joint venture counterparts. Read on
China's auto parts output value reaches 1.64 trln yuan in '10On one side, there are impressive exhibition halls of international auto parts giants like Bosch, Continental Automotive Group and Toyota Boshoku and on the other side, a lot of domestic parts enterprises were crammed into cells; in the exhibition hall ... Read on
World's carmakers face growing competition from Chinese firmsThe first Chinese cars built in Europe started rolling off the conveyor belt this year when Great Wall Motor Co. Ltd. built a plant in Bulgaria together with Litex Motors. The Voleex C10 was the first vehicle off the assembly line of the ... Read on
China-EV.org Blog: Take on quality of China's battery cos depends on what you want from them, it seemsIn mid-November I attended the EV Battery Forum in Shanghai. The event was great from a networking standpoint-participants included representatives from utilities, battery producers, battery materials suppliers, auto makers, and battery association ... Read on
Taiwan EV Industry Moving from Parts Manufacture into Original BrandsRead on
China auto market to slow down in 2012 - will not hit 20mil unitsRead on
CRASH TEST: Here's Why Chinese Cars Are Not Ready For PrimetimeRead on
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CHINAtalk eJournal headline articles
China's patent power perilAs China's intellectual property influence continues to grow globally, the newfound patent power will likely only benefit Chinese companies, according to Western experts. The development will be felt by just about every ... Read on
Chinese manufacturing feels brunt of global slowdownIn another sign of the impact of Europe's debt crisis and the US economic slowdown on China's economy, factories in southern Guangdong province, the country's manufacturing heartland, have been the target of a recent wave of labour strikes. Read on
Six reasons why the Five-Year Plan matters for your businessUnderstanding the implications of China's Five-Year Plan is critical in cementing relationships with business partners and regulators. It is an important way for businesses to demonstrate their commitment and show that they are ... Read on
China's logistics costs up 18.7% from Jan to OctRead on
VAT reforms become a reality for 2012 pilot programRead on
China Value Added Tax (VAT) reforms to bring about supply chain efficienciesRead 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.
Chinese factories hit by strikes amid manufacturing slowdown Source: L.A. Times
Ford Motor Co gets aggressive Source: China Daily
China's Chery, Israel Corp. plan new car brand Source: MarketWatch.com
China Imports to Equal Exports Over Five Years Source: IndustryWeek
Why Japanese automakers will rule China's EV industry Source: Automotive News China
U.S. Seeks Intellectual Rights Protection, Exports in Annual China Talks Source: Bloomberg
Engineer's Return to China Leads to Jail and Limbo Source: New York Times
China's Next Milepost: Used Cars Source: The Wall Street Journal
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CHINAtalk human capital articles
China's management revolution (book)In his book, Charles-Edouard Bouée argues that China's entrepreneurs are just now developing a new and distinctively Chinese style of management. The new model, still in its infancy, fits the fast, unpredictable and volatile business world of today. Read on
Expat executives pleased with pay, work, study findsSeventy percent of senior foreign executives working in China find their pay has become more globally competitive over the last five years, and almost 90 percent intend to stay in China for more than three years, according to a survey ... Read on
Expatriate Employees Now Required to Participate in the PRC Social Security SystemThe Provisional Measures for Foreigners Working in China to Participate in the Social Insurance System (the "Measures") took effect on October 15, 2011. The Measures require both employer and employee social insurance contributions on ... Read on
Shanghai Issues Rules for Mediation of Collective Bargaining DisputesRead on
Employer Arrested in Shenzhen for Failing to Pay Back Wages Read on
Taiwan plans website to speed up foreign labor hiringRead on
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Additional CHINAtalk eJournal November articles
To read the below CHINAtalk articles, please click here.
- Borderless, boundless: 2011 Greater China outbound M&A spotlight
- India to overtake China in 2014: Ernst & Young
- Consumer companies shift sourcing across Asia as China's costs rise
- US FDI into China declines in October
- China further liberalizes RMB-denominated foreign investment
- WTO entry benefits China, other countries
- Taiwan electronics sector freezes
- Power shortages on the way
- Getting Cash RMB Out of China
- China still a developing nation
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