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jay smith

  

OTCBB/QB LISTING

GET AN OTCBB/QB LISTING FOR $30K OR THIS SHELL FOR $250K MyOtherCountryClub.com (OTCBB: MYOC) $250,000 Cash This OTCBB shell is perfectly clean. There are no debts, liabilities, or litigation. All ...
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Carey Chambers

  

Guangzhou ranked best place to live in China. Do you agree?

A new quality of life study ranks Guangzhou as the best place to live in China. Shanghai is #2, Beijing #8. Do you agree? More information here: http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/cndy/2011-06/13/content_1267...
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  Shanghai may or may not be the best place, but that's where most foreigners work. One out of every six, according to this article. "81,000 foreign experts were working in ...
posted 6 days ago by Carey Chambers

Chengdu for life, Shenzhen for work, Hangzhou for beauty. In that order. Nuff said.
posted 5 months ago by Adrian Vliet

Shanghai is ranked 97th in a list of "happiest cities" in China according to a new report. Hangzhou, Chengdu and Qingdao are ranked 1, 2 and 3. Here's the full ...
posted 6 months ago by Carey Chambers


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Ed Choong

  

China Outbound Investment

China investors are looking for various type of foreign investments. I start this specific discussion for people to share their experiences and opportunities. It is essential for everyone trying to ...
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  More information on the Chinese appetite for Aussie property: "Chinese investors are showing an increasingly high level of interest in the Australian property market. Chinese developers were responsible for 9 ...
posted 6 days ago by Carey Chambers

a growing number of our clients are Chinese. We get them an OTCBB listing thru an S-1 registration and they then merge their operating company into it. This gives them ...
posted 3 months ago by jay smith

Chinese investors are eager to invest in the US but need a friendlier investment climate, according to this article in China Daily: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2011-10/25/content_...
posted 3 months ago by Tim Johnson



Brian Safran

  

China's Intellectual Property System - a few questions

Hi all, I am a current Master's student at New York University and I am in the process of completing my Master's thesis focusing on China's IP system. I am ...
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  Here's an article from a Finnish entrepreneur doing biz in China that echoes Keith's observations: "To patent, or not to patent – that is the question in China" http://ffjohanna.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/to-patent-or-no...
posted 6 days ago by Carey Chambers

Hello Brian, A company can tie up IP as tight as a drum legally. But it will always become disseminated. My recommendation is to forge a good friendship with honest ...
posted about 1 month ago by Keith Elcomb


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Tim Johnson

  

Chinese investors search for new investment channels

The Chinese stock market was the second-worst performing market in the world last year after falling more than 20 percent. So apparently high-end Chinese investors are moving to investments like ...
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  Chinese developers are increasing investment in Australian property according to this article: "Chinese investors are showing an increasingly high level of interest in the Australian property market. Chinese developers were ...
posted 6 days ago by Carey Chambers

Here's an interesting perspective on the Chinese fondness for gold as an investment: "To most Chinese, gold is more convenient to cash in than other investment instruments. Despite common investment ...
posted 6 days ago by Carey Chambers

Several real estate properties (land, hotels, villas ) are avaible for sale. Good opportunities for investors.
posted 16 days ago by Dan Ben



JANET ADEMOYEGUN

  

HERBAL TEA

I NEED A HERBAL TEA MANUFACTURER TO PRODUCE HERBAL TEA OF VARIOUS KIND ON A SPECIFIC NAME GIVEN.
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zan quarcoo

  

selling my music in china

Does anyone know .how i can get my music to china or promoters in china.
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Dan Ben

  

Real estate investment in Mauritius

Several real estate properties (land, hotels, villas ) are avaible for sale. Good opportunities for investors.
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Carey Chambers

  

What's the best VPN to use in China?

I've been using GoTrusted, which seems ok, but maybe a touch slow. I've heard good things about Witopia but I can't access the site from within China. If anyone has ...
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  I've tried quite a few different VPNs by now. I'm pretty convinced you are best served avoiding the free ones (way too slow/unreliable) and choosing any pay service, depending on ...
posted 19 days ago by Luke Wiley

Gope Earthling - Yeah, lots of providers have been blocked, but not all. In March 2011 some of the sties mentioned here were blocked. Some have recovered, and others have ...
posted 29 days ago by Nathaniell Beens

seems luke is / was right, big brother has blocked, i can't access the vpn service providers to access / apply. it is not just fb, yt or twitter, but ...
posted 8 months ago by Gope Earthling



Luke Wiley

  

How many Chinese internet users read English?

I know there are something like 300 or 400 million internet users in China but has anyone seen any data on how many of those read English and regularly access ...
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  Internet surfers in China have clocked 500 million people, official data has revealed. According to the data released on Monday, nearly 50% of those who surf the internet also use ...
posted 19 days ago by Luke Wiley

Let me join the chorus and say that unless you are targeting expats, your site should be localized. There is an interesting interview with Jeremy Goldkorn where he describes the ...
posted 7 months ago by Juan Carlos Madrigal

China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), the state network information center of China, publishes regular survey results on China internet usage, plus other China web data. Here's the link: http://www1.cnnic.cn/en/index/index.htm
posted 9 months ago by Carey Chambers