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Category Archives: Business
World Link collapsed language school case in court
The China Daily has an update about a collapsing language school mentioned in Danwei’s earlier report on foreign run schools and their fleeing bosses.
Posted in Business
Tagged bankruptcy, business, language schools, Real Life English, World Link
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Buy an iPad in Beijing?
At a time when Apple’s iPad is all the rage among its Western followers, how do Chinese customers respond?
The Google pullout
Sinica is a new podcast series put together by Kaiser Kuo and hosted by PopUp Chinese, a Chinese language learning website and podcast series. The first episode features yours truly, together with Kuo and Bill Bishop, known to China Twitter … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Censorship
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Google to develop geothermal energy in China
Thanks to a source at Ha’erbin Institute of Technology, Danwei can reveal what Google now plans to do with their Beijing and Shanghai offices, and the engineering talent that they have spent the last four years recruiting and developing:
Posted in Business
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Bankrupt schools and their fleeing foreign bosses
Why are so many foreigners fleeing China in the wake of language school bankruptcies?
Posted in Business
Tagged Kai En, language schools, leaning Chinese, learning English, WLE
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Soy sauce man III: Manager Zhang and the shopping guides
A story about Li, a Chinese university graduate who became a soy sauce businessman
Xingtai: the city and the soy sauce man’s job
A story about Li, a Chinese university graduate who turned a soy sauce businessman
The true story of a soy sauce man
A story about Li, a Chinese university graduate who turned a soy sauce businessman
Chinese developer: Buy a house, get a wife for free
Jin Tai Cheng, a Beijing company, is offering a creative solution for prospective buyers at its “Ecological Bay” Villa project.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Beijing, Business, Real Estate
Tagged housing, real estate
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Growth industries in 2009: gaming, e-commerce and government
Asia Business Leaders‘ senior editor Jean Chen (陈俊) talk about the economic recession at the end of 2008.
Posted in Business
Tagged China Business Leaders, economic recession, Jean Chen, Life Magazine, Modern Weekly
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