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Hong Kong Clings to Separate Identity
Tensions between Hong Kong and the mainland have fluctuated, but with the recent proposed education curriculum change and
Are China’s Wealthy Spending Less?
On CNBC, Shanghai-based market intelligence analyst and author Shaun Rein responds to a Wall Street Journal piece publish
December 19, 2011 11:31 PM
When You Buy "Made In China", Most Of Your Money Actually Goes To America
Business Insider highlights a report which claims that flow of money from American consumers to Chinese manufacturers is
August 12, 2011 12:01 AM
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- China’s Next Stage: Spreading the Wealth
- China Needs Consumption for Recovery, Researc...
- How Beijing is Battling the Global Crisis
- Distant Holy Grail: China’s Consumers
- Minxin Pei and Ali Wyne: A Freer China Would ...
- Chinese City Bolsters Scant Consumer Spending...
- Why China Is Too Scared to Spend
- Larry Hsien Ping Lang: How to Survive the Eco...
- New York Times: As China Goes, So Goes …...
- China – A Nation of Savers
- The Perils Of Thrift




