By Valerie Sartor American born Robert Bernell has created a niche that no one else, foreign or Chinese, has been able to copy or surpass. Bilingual, business-savvy and full of passion for contemporary Chinese art, this astute businessman has many... ...full story at Biz Cult
from Biz Cult on Thu, Jul 10 2008
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Passion Vol 1 2008 »
YouTube video Passion vol 1 dance show held at Shanghai American School |
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Zeroing In on the Pet Niche » Biz Cult By Valerie Sartor Mary Peng is a woman on a mission. She wants to provide the very best veterinary care for people and their pets in Beijing. In 2007, along with her partner Frank Fan, she created a state-of-the-art 5,000 square foot veterinary hospital with 15 staff members in Chaoyang District. “We wanted to create a place [...] |
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Redstocking » Biz Cult by Valerie Sartor Soft music filters through the rooms along with the aroma of strong coffee. People perch around a bar. Others sit at tables, talking, reading or eating. Or musing, a book in hand. The place is jammed full of books. Donations. New... |
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Keeping It in the Asian Family » Biz Cult By Valerie Sartor Bill Emmott, the former chief editor of The Economist - that unique, thriving British weekly magazine that publishes astute but unsigned articles – has a not-so-interesting view on how China and India, along with Japan, will shape this century. They will dominate it - duh. Nonetheless, Mr. Emmott, who spoke at The Beijing [...] |
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Chinese Law or Murphy’s Law? » Biz Cult By Valerie Sartor Murphy’s law is in full effect in China, and all too often when it comes to law. No one knows this better than Ann Murphy, a veteran lawyer visiting china to teach on a Fulbright scholarship. Sure, there are plenty of reasons... |
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Contemporary Chinese art: millionaires and blood on the floor » Danwei Art collector Guan Yi Since Chinese art has become red hot in the international contemporary art market, many of the most prominent Chinese pieces are being bought by foreigners and exhibited overseas. Guan Yi, a Chinese ex-business man who made... |
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