Despite the world economic credit crisis, Societe Generale's development strategy in China's market will not change in the longer term, according to Jackson Cheung, chief executive officer of Societe Generale(SG) (China) Limited.
Following the tremendous success of HEC Paris's program the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council of the People's Republic of China (SASAC) took note and HEC Paris was solicited by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to expand its successful Beijing EMBA program with a second China option to be offered in Shanghai from March 2009.
In the eyes of French architect Etiene Tricaud, building design is how a space deals with the basic relationship between man and nature.
Fascinated by China's vast history and culture, French architects have long used Chinese elements such as the quadrangle layout, red bricks and bronze in their designs.
AREP is a multi-disciplinary architecture and town planning design firm wholly owned by the French government that was created in Jan 1997 by Jean-Marie Duthilleul and Etienne Tricaud, architects and engineers. It has been an avid supporter of Sino-French exchanges, especially in architecture.
Liu Linghua, a well-known artist with a growing reputation, is talented at painting flowers, plants and the characters in Peking Opera.
Riding 16 years of uninterrupted economic growth, Australia continues to capitalize on a string of advantages to consolidate an already long and profitable relationship with China.
While many companies scramble in search of profit in still-booming China, only a few wise ones know that success in the country takes both patience and prudence. Companies who came in early and expanded wisely are the ones now benefiting the most from the Chinese economic phenomenon.
As the result of a gold rush in the mid-19th century, Melbourne became the commercial center of Australia and at one time was one of the world's wealthiest cities.
An Australian company that can trace its history back to 1875 and currently operates in 45 countries around the world is working closely with an increasing number of companies in China to improve their supply chain efficiency.
When real estate veteran Stephen Day left Australian property company Lend Lease in 1995, he formed Valad - a group that would not merely own and manage property, but also aggressively add value to its assets and investment vehicles.
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