Honeywell International Inc, the Fortune 100 diversified technology and manufacturing company, is targeting opportunities from the Chinese government's commitment to increasing energy efficiency and the safety of its workers, said Alex Ismail, the company's president and CEO of automation and control solutions.
Matt Trusch wanted to sell a product that is distinctively Chinese, and he figured what better way than chose a drink shared on special occasions.
Travel agencies and tourism service providers are having to raise the bar in developing some more sophisticated products and packages for China's growing number of seasoned travelers.
The lowering of visa application conditions for Chinese tourists following the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Beijing will open up wider opportunities for the country's overseas travel insurance sector, according to industry representatives.
Mohit Jayachandran is breathing a sigh of relief. The 30-year-old engineer with Fluor Daniel, a multinational engineering and project management company in Gurgaon, near India's capital New Delhi, says he will be having a decent end-of-year vacation this time, after a long year.
Peter Williamson believes the Chinese are emerging at the cutting edge of global management practices.
Sales and service are being radically redefined by the biggest communications revolution in human history. In today's technology-driven world, online content can be targeted to reach and win buyers one at a time, thus replacing yesterday's outdated, scattershot approach to sales and service. The book details the proven strategies and tools that business leaders can use to connect effectively with their customers and grow their organizations.
With the average wage of the 23 million textile workers in China reaching $600 a month, garment factory owners are starting to greet each other with a variation of: "Have you moved the factory out of China yet?"
In the increasingly digital world, everything is connected, but the connections may not always be obvious.
The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development projected China's GDP growth rate for 2014 at 8.9 percent in its most recent China survey, published in March 2013.
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