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A New Era in Public Relations
In the Internet era, the PR industry needs to evolve from "arms" to "brains". The changes will trigger a revolution in business operations.
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Li Ning's Olympic BattleMIIT's Three New Policies
Li Ning Company plans to use the 2008 Beijing Olympics as an opportunity to boost its reputation and generate profit.
The "Three Fixations" scheme and other new policies are pushing for change at the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
Different Approaches to DominanceChina Netcom Gets Disconnected from its Future
How significant is it that Suning's revenue surpassed Gome's for the first time?
China Netcom is no longer the master of its own destiny.
Telecoms Dial into the Voice Search MarketNew Opportunities for Life Search Engines
For telecom operators, voice search services not only represent expansion to a new field, but are also of strategic and critical importance in their business transformation.
Service providers that specialize in local life information are poised to take a bite out of Google and Baidu.
The Five Biggest Question Marks in Restructuring China's Telecom IndustryThe Race to Drive China's Alternative Fuel Vehicle Technology
China's telecom industry has a long and bumpy road to travel if it is serious about reform.
Alternative fuel vehicles are sparking new competition for technologies, standards, and government policies-but the future road for China's auto industry remains foggy.
Their success depends on how effective they are at concentrating resources to offer the best service and products to target customers. The concept is key to creating an optimum customer experience.
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INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT
Like many other industries, the auto industry has leaders and followers. But China's long-term imitation-oriented business model is starting to show some serious side-effects.
A second PC market based on portability, unique features and low cost is gaining ground.
 
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In the Internet era, the PR industry needs to evolve from "arms" to "brains". The changes will trigger a revolution in business operations.
Major copyright issues have seriously hampered the development of the online music business. What kinds of companies will survive?
 
CHINESE ENTERPRISES
Grandma's Kitchen Mix and Match Strategy
Li Ning's Olympic Battle
What's in an Apology?
The Roadside Ctrip
Ajisen's Noodles Add a New IT Flavor
A Promising New Source of Revenue
New Opportunities for Life Search Engines
New Opportunities for HR Outsourcing
The Five-Year Patent War Is Finally Over!
TwinDeer Thaws China's Rural Refrigerator Market
The "Gold Prospector" in Hotel
China Eastern: Falling into another Pit
The Anyang Model: A New Solution for Clothing Industry
Yanjing Beer Hopes Olympic Sponsorship Will Put it on a Winning Track
 
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Does Outsourcing Really Save Money?
Outsourcing means more than being cost effective. Its ultimate goal is the maximization of organizational flexibility and efficiency.
The Roadside Ctrip
Roadside freight stations can only make 10 transactions a day. But with the help of the Internet, the figure has become 800,000.
Ajisen's Noodles Add a New IT Flavor
With a comparatively high turnover and a 50% annual growth rate of profit margin, Ajisen's Japanese-style noodles is just adding a new IT ingredient to improve its recipe for success.
A Promising New Source of Revenue
CMSTDC has created a new source of revenue by becoming a critical financing link with its Warehouse Receipt Pledge.
Going Green is all in the Details
Once the data center is equipped, there isn't much room for modification. Therefore, it is vitally important to attend to the "green" details.
Rebuilding the Real Estate Developers
Under pressure from macro-regulations, regional differences and tough competition, the more far-sighted real estate developers are realizing that restructuring is more important than ever.
Putting a Price Tag on IT Applications
CIOs are finding new ways to make unrealistic demands on IT more realistic.
The Smart Card Goes to Campus
There is more to going electronic in college than simply reducing cash use on campus.
China's Data Center
Processes, systems and innovations are key factors supporting the National Bureau of Statistics of China.
A Warrior Named Li Qinfu
From manufacturing to services and real estate, Li Qinfu has once again challenged himself.
The Other Side of Chen Shaopeng
It's easy to forget that this gentle, modest man is also extremely focused and strict.
The "Old Master" Looks For a New Image
Some say it's a mission impossible for Shanghai Jahwa, but for Ge, it's an irresistible challenge.
Principal Mao Lixiang
Mao Lixiang places more emphasis than his peers on developing successors for family businesses.
Small Ornaments, Big Business
How do a roadside 10-yuan store became a leading retailer with RMB100 million (US$13 million) revenue in the small ornament industry in three years?

Up and Down the Biopharmaceutical Industrial Chain
The value of Beijing Sinovac Biotech Co., Ltd. is more than the market opportunity for the successful hepatitis A vaccine. Excellent R&D, manufacturing, sales and the capital market ensure its success.

Why Orange is the Paint Industry's Favorite New Color
Growth in the paint industry may soon depend more on the growth in fruit orchards.

Mingya: Tailor-made Insurance Supplier
Will the neutral model of insurance supermarket have sustained vitality?

War Declared on PCs
Centerm's industrial transformation is encouraging exponential growth.

Standardized Chinese Fast Food Becomes a Hit
With a breakthrough in standardization for steam cooking, Kungfu is finding success as a fast-food restaurant chain.

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What's in an Apology?

Vietnam's Economic Cold is Becoming a Fever

Domestic Cell Phone Makers Dial for Dollars

Chinese Enterprises Embark on IT-enabled Manufacturing

Urban Commercial Banks and Capital Impulse

Lights, Camera, Bank Loan

Profit Margin Pressure Puts R&D Spending to the Test

Kraft Paid for Relocation

Reviewing the 2008 Report

Video Websites: in a Sea of Woes and Fire

Q1 2008-Hard to Understand

Business Climate Changes, where to Relocate?

WAPI on the Way

China Development Bank Failed to Invest in Citigroup

Traffic Means Everything to Websites

How Much Longer Can Ordinary Investors Play the China Fund Game?





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