Just finished the book, Chocolate Fortunes, by Lawrence L. Allen. It's a very good book. The book is about the competition between Hershey's, Mars, Ferraro Rocher, Nestle and Cadbury for the Chinese consumer. But it is... [[ This is a content summary... ...full story at China Law Blog
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| 15 Oct 08 |
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Reading Book »
YouTube video In today's informaiton age, it's especially imporant to read some books.Here we will show you several large-scaled book markets around Zhongguancun District in Beijing.You could walk around them when there is an oppotunity.
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China's Mao School Of Business. » China Law Blog I just finished The Little Red Book of China Business, a book written by Sheila Melvin. Ms. Marvin called me a few weeks ago, told me of her book and asked if I would be interested in reading it. I told her I would, but that I was highly skeptical of its... |
| 21 Oct 09 |
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The state of China's book industry » Shanghaiist We've always marveled at the immense chasm between the Chinese book market and the rest of the world. Of course, issues of translation and appeal abroad have kept the market pretty domestic, but that seems to be changing slowly. Chinageeks makes a great... |
| 14 May 07 |
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Two decades of profitable Chinese book agents » Danwei Female Boss by Xue Mili. Last fall, Danwei took a look at the book packaging industry in China, particularly for fiction for teenage girls. Writing in last week's Southern Weekly, former book publisher An Min discusses the changes that have befallen book... |
| 30 Sep 08 |
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Cadbury recalls 11 chocolate products in Hong Kong » People's Daily The Center for Food Safety of Hong Kong (CFS) announced on Monday that the Cadbury Asia Pacific would recall some of its chocolate products. The CFS said it was informed by Cadbury Asia Pacific that the company would, as a precautionary step,... |
| 06 Apr 09 |
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Chinese to be encouraged to settle down with a good book » Shanghai Daily CHINA is planning a series of activities from later this month to October to promote book reading, especially among children, young people, women and rural residents. The activities include book discounts, prize... |
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