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Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on December 26, 2007

General Motors is set to begin production next year of a hybrid car in China. The automaker hopes to be able to roll of the new vehicle in time for the Beijing Olympics in August, GM said on Wednesday...

One Million Cars: GM Hits Milestone at Christmas in China Title: One Million Cars: GM Hits Milestone at Christmas in China
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Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on December 25, 2007

Winding Road and Autoblog are among of several news sources reporting big Christmas news for General Motors in China: GM has become the first international auto maker to sell one millions vehicles in ...

WTO and Internet Censorship Title: WTO and Internet Censorship
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Filed in archive Internet by Greg Cruey on December 24, 2007

In a world where information is a commercial product and providing access to information over the Internet is a major growth industry, is censorship a violation of free trade? You'd think that qu...

China Trade 101: Where Toys Come From (and Barack Obama) Title: China Trade 101: Where Toys Come From (and Barack Obama)
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Filed in archive Outsourcing by Greg Cruey on December 20, 2007

Barack Obama: I would stop the import of all toys from China. I remember in 1992 that Singapore had a problem with its mass rapid transit system. the MRT there is wonderful. But delinquent youths had...

Faced With Huge Losses at Home, Morgan Stanley Sells Stake to China Investment Corp Title: Faced With Huge Losses at Home, Morgan Stanley Sells Stake to China Investment Corp
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Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on December 19, 2007

Merrill Lynch got hit. So did UBS and Citigroup. Now Morgan Stanley has announced huge losses as a result of bad decisions in the subprime loan debacle. Morgan Stanley is writing down almost $10 billi...

China Trade 101: Why US Companies Go To China Title: China Trade 101: Why US Companies Go To China
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Filed in archive Outsourcing by Greg Cruey on December 18, 2007

We all know someone whose job used to be in Michigan, Missouri, or Maryland and now their job is in China - and when their job moved, they didn't. So now they're unemployed or under-employed.....

Senator Dodd, Google, and China Title: Senator Dodd, Google, and China
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Filed in archive Internet by Greg Cruey on December 17, 2007

I've spent a lot of time and energy keeping track of the umpteen presidential candidates in America over the last year and examining their positions. There's a lot of stupid, even scary, think...

Want a Taste of China? One College is Offering It to Business People Title: Want a Taste of China? One College is Offering It to Business People
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Filed in archive VC and PE: education and training by Greg Cruey on December 16, 2007

Anne Arundel Community College is going to offer entrepreneurs and business people the chance to think a little harder about doing business in China, according to a story in the Baltimore Sun The scho...

Private Equity Enters Gambling Title: Private Equity Enters Gambling
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Filed in archive Private Equity by Greg Cruey on December 16, 2007

The Times Online says it's bingo! Gala Coral, a British gambling operator backed by private equity funds, has managed to get a license to operate a bingo club in Hebei Province in China. It&#...

SAIF Partners is China's Number One Venture Capital Firm Title: SAIF Partners is China's Number One Venture Capital Firm
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Filed in archive Venture Capital by Greg Cruey on December 15, 2007

Zero2IPO recently released the China Venture Capital & Private Equity Annual Ranking for 2007 and this year's number one venture capital firm is SAIF Partners. SAIF Partners describes itself ...

China Starts Drug Recall System Title: China Starts Drug Recall System
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Filed in archive Law by Greg Cruey on December 14, 2007

Just one day after signing a deal to improve the safety of some Chinese-made drugs commonly used in the U.S., China has announced the the creation of a nationwide recall system for drugs, according to...

China, US Ink Deal on Some Drugs Title: China, US Ink Deal on Some Drugs
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Filed in archive Law by Greg Cruey on December 13, 2007

China and the U.S. signed an agreement Tuesday that could improve the safety of some commonly used drugs in the U.S., including lipitor, Viagra, a flu drug called oseltamivir, and an antibiotic used f...

Growthink Named Advisor to Jiangxi Copper Title: Growthink Named Advisor to Jiangxi Copper
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Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on December 12, 2007

Los Angeles, CA-December 12, 2007-Growthink, the leading Investment Banking and Business Development Services Firm to Emerging and Middle Market Enterprises, announced today that the Company has been ...

Why is VC Funding for IT in China Going Away? Title: Why is VC Funding for IT in China Going Away?
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Filed in archive Internet by Greg Cruey on December 10, 2007

The Shanghai Daily recently reported that venture capital investment in Internet technology was "fading." The winner? More traditional industries like energy, healthcare, education, and cons...

Hikari, Susquehanna Put $20 Million into 56.com Title: Hikari, Susquehanna Put $20 Million into 56.com
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Filed in archive Private Equity by Greg Cruey on December 9, 2007

Private equity firms Hikari Private Equity and Susquehanna International Group China have invested $20 million in the video sharing site 56.com, according to Personal Bee. Several other partners we...

China Search Engine Breaks Into NASDAQ Top 100 Title: China Search Engine Breaks Into NASDAQ Top 100
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Filed in archive Stocks by Greg Cruey on December 6, 2007

Rick Aristotle Munarriz has a good article online at the moment at Motley Fool about Baidu breaking into the NASDAQ top 100. Baidu is now the first Chinese company ever to be added to the NASDAQ inde...

Gushan Environmental Plans NYSE IPO Title: Gushan Environmental Plans NYSE IPO
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Filed in archive IPOs by Greg Cruey on December 5, 2007

China's largest biodiesel company has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to float an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in the near future. Gushan Environmental Energy Ltd fi...

Is China's Solar Industry Sustainable? Title: Is China's Solar Industry Sustainable?
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Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on December 4, 2007

Todd Glass, energy specialist with the Heller Ehrman law firm, thinks that the solar sector in China is unsustainable. And he says so in a recent interview with Xinhua Financial Network News. Why d...

Changes in China for Foreign Investment: Energy Consumption and Pollution Title: Changes in China for Foreign Investment: Energy Consumption and Pollution
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Filed in archive Law by Greg Cruey on December 3, 2007

China wants green investors. Not "green" as is new, inexperienced investor. China is looking for investors whose ideas don't consume much energy and don't create much pollution. Th...

Is China a Joint Venture Playground? Title: Is China a Joint Venture Playground?
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Filed in archive Entrepreneurship by Greg Cruey on December 2, 2007

I found an anonymous blogger recently who reckons that China is a joint venture playground. Do you agree with him? I think we're all waiting to see right now whether China's new labor law wil...

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