Business with a cause: Corporate social responsibility for SMEs in China
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is generally thought of as an add-on to the operations of large multinational corporations looking to improve their image
Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is generally thought of as an add-on to the operations of large multinational corporations looking to improve their image
Demand for commercial real estate in China’s first-tier cities started to flag in 2013.
Known as the ‘Venice of the East’, Suzhou is considered one of the richest major cities in China.
Dan Zhu, Shanghai Chapter board member and Chair of Shanghai’s HR Working Group, and Jan Anne Schelling, HR Vice President at DSM, look at talent management trends in China.
China has been hit by what seems to be a never ending series of food safety scares.
China’s foreign exchange control has created complexities for international operations in China.
Although China’s telecommunications markets are developing at a rapid pace, Dr Thomas Hart of the EU-China Policy-Dialogue Support Facility says that overall they are lagging behind developed nations.
Cloud computing is becoming one of the hottest global IT topics.
After two year’s speculation from industry and the public, the world’s largest communications market initiated the commercial deployment of 4G networks late last year.
Just when companies were starting to get the hang of Weibo and other social media platforms, social instant messaging was added into the mix.
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