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Asia automotive
Indian automotive market remains optimistic despite economic concerns
On 6th September, Pete Kelly, Managing Director of LMC Automotive, presented the company's latest light vehicle market assessment of India, alongside a global overview ... Read on
China Automotive Monthly - Executive Summary (September, 2012)
Japanese Car Makers' Turbulence in China. The Diaoyu island dispute between China and Japan caused by the "nationalization" of Diaoyu Island is becoming more and more disturbing. The calls for economic sanctions towards Japan are ... Read on
Japan: Seeking a Sustainable Future
Auto sector prepares for tough times ahead. The Japanese automotive industry has shown a remarkable recovery from the natural disasters of 2011. However, the positive impact of the government's eco car cash incentive on domestic ... Read on
The KORUS FTA and the U.S. Automotive Sector: Cause for Optimism
Butzel Long attorney Daniel P. Malone and Amy Jackson, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea, recently wrote an article in which they discuss the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement and its effect on the U.S. ... Read on
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India: A Big Goal for a Small Car
Asean Automotive Monthly - Executive Summary (August, 2012)
India: Govt maps road for electric vehicles
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"Negotiating with the Chinese" - interview with Andrew Hupert
Andrew Hupert, NYU Professor, negotiations expert and author of "The Fragile Bridge", conducts a candid 20 minute interview for GlobalBusinessProfessor giving tips and insights for negotiating with the Chinese: what to expect and what they expect in return. To listen to interview, please click here.
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Asia 'doing business in ...' articles
Four myths about doing business in India
Despite India's size, common misperceptions persist about the business environment. When business leaders worried about globalization aren't following developments in China, conversations usually turn to India. Collectively the ... Read on
Leaving China: How High Production Costs and Patent Infringement Turned the Tide
Peerless Industries moved from China back to U.S. In 2009, Peerless Industries, a manufacturer of A/V solutions, took a hard look at the costs of its operations in China which produced a third of its products. "Our inability to ... Read on
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Asia vs. Silicon Valley on Failure
Chef Mario Batali Explains Why It's 'Weird' Doing Business In Asia
Dispute Resolution in Asia - Fourth Edition (Guide)
India rated fifth best in the world for growing businesses
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Doing Business in The Indian Automotive Industry
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Asia manufacturing articles
Fulfilling the promise of India's manufacturing sector
India's product makers have a golden opportunity to join the global big leagues. They should seize it.India's manufacturers have a golden chance to emerge from the shadow of the country's services sector and seize more of the global ... Read on
India's manufacturing growth held steady in September: HSBC survey
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Singapore: Manufacturing needs a boost
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Asia update: global headlines
Below are the latest articles from around the world featuring articles on Asia. To read the following articles, please click here.
Japan Auto Sales Drop for First Time in 13 Months
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Japan Tankan Sentiment Worsens as Global Slowdown Hurts Exports
Source: BloombergBusinessweek
Survey shows China manufacturing contracted in September but improved from previous month
Source: Washington Post
Why Japanese car sales in China could suffer for a long time
Source: Automotive News China
India could gain from China-Japan rift
Source: The Hindu Business Line
Indian manufacturing steady in September: HSBC
Source: ChannelNewsAsia.com
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Asia 'human resources' articles
People Risk Profile - An Asian Perspective
In the midst of the Eurozone financial crisis, many organizations are increasingly turning to Asia for growth and expansion. With this heightened interest in Asia, the risks associated with the region, especially those related to people, are ... Read on
Employers Beware: Foreign Employees Impacted by PRC Entry and Exit Control Law
The National People's Congress has passed the Law of the People's Republic of China on Entry and Exit Control, which takes effect July 1, 2013. The new law not only governs the exit and entry of citizens and foreigners but also contains ... Read on
Managing Asia's Changing Pension Landscape
Countries across the world are faced with the profound challenge of managing a rapidly aging population and its resulting impact on the workforce, social security, and health care costs. Three major shifts in population trends will create ... Read on
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Vietnam: New Trade Union Law
China: Communist Party Pushes Party Cells in Private Companies
Japan: Amendment to the Labor Contract Act (Protection of Contract Employees)
Thailand Pensions Update
Hong Kong: Minimum wage could rise to HK$30
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China-EV.org Blog by Alysha Webb
ALTe China EV deal shows the risk of working with Chinese investors; reward is uncertain.
The Chinese government's recently-announced plan to promote the growth of the EV sector in China has created a risky environment for foreign companies with EV technology. It has also created a lot of opportunity for such companies. Read on
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ASIAtalk additional articles
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Benchmarking study in Asia quantifies value from supply chain visibility and optimization
India's Crisis: a Catalyst for Change?
Subsidy Program for Projects Promoting Asian Site Location in Japan
India: Advance pricing agreements: A new era in transfer pricing
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Global Expert: Doing Business in China? What You Need to Know About Health Care
For companies sending staff to China - whether for short-term business trips or extended stays - it is critical to understand the major differences in the health care system. Getting sick or getting in an accident abroad is serious and can be especially confusing to handle if you are not familiar with China's health care system. For those companies doing business in China, there is also added cost involved for covering non-local employees under the country's social medical system. Read on
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