Succeeding in China’s crowded business education market
Over the last two decades, competition in China’s business education market has become more intense.
Over the last two decades, competition in China’s business education market has become more intense.
When China first began the process of integrating into the global economy there was a necessary and rapid assimilation of Western business practices.
The number of foreign students in China has been growing annually since December 1950, when Tsinghua University enrolled the first batch of overseas students since the People’s Republic of China was founded.
Companies have a responsibility to provide duty of care solutions for this new mobile workforce, this should be extended to all staff.
There is increasing pressure on China’s manufacturing industry to make concerted efforts to minimise their impact on the environment.
China’s huge consumer market is now attracting more and more foreign companies to take control of their distribution and manage their own retail sales. China has historically been an ideal destination for outsourcing manufacturing operations. Rogier van Bijnen and Maarten Roos of R&P China Lawyers discuss the…
In the several decades since China’s opening and reform in the late 1970s, China’s education system has evolved in an unprecedented manner.
China’s obsession with food makes its food and beverage industry a particularly appetising prospect for potential foreign investors. However, although China has a huge consumer base—many of whom are already turned on to foreign cuisine—Rosario Di Maggio, Associate Director of Vistra says that this lucrative…
Launched in Beijing over 22 years ago with a staff of just two, KPMG China now employ around 9,000 people.
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