The China Perspective
China is one of the world largest economies, as well as one of its fastest growing. Despite its size and influence on the world economy there remains a vast information deficit of English language economic news and well organized economic data covering the major companies, trends and industries behind its rapid growth. The China Perspective provides a window into the Chinese economy by delivering daily coverage of major corporate and industry news along with a comprehensive database of economic data covering china's economy from the district level to the macroeconomic level.
Our experienced and diligent team on the ground sifts through myriad Chinese-language magazines, newspapers and journals - in print and online to deliver breaking news not yet available in Western media via our daily briefs. Our team also scours financial records of China focused publicly traded companies, government statistics, industry association data to compile the most current and comprehensive data covering the Chinese economy.
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Our experienced and diligent team on the ground sifts through myriad Chinese-language magazines, newspapers and journals - in print and online to deliver breaking news not yet available in Western media via our daily briefs. Our team also scours financial records of China focused publicly traded companies, government statistics, industry association data to compile the most current and comprehensive data covering the Chinese economy.
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China Prepares to Ramp Up Lending to Small BusinessesFor months, many of China's top leaders have been promising to make for support small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) part of the country's agenda during the new year through a combination of tax incentives and increased access to bank lending.
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Tougher Emissions Standards Aimed at China's Cement IndustryChina's cement industry, which accounts for 80% of aggregate increment in the world's cement output last year, will be closely watched for reductions in nitrogen oxide emissions between 2011 and 2015.
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Why Chinese Fast Food Restaurants Struggle in Large Cities: A Case StudyCountry Style Cooking Restaurant China Co (NYSE: CCSC), succeeded in building a name for itself in Chongqing and Sichuan, but failed in its plans to enter Shanghai. A case study of success and failure in China's fast food industry.
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Travel, Consumer Spending Boom Ushers in Year of the DragonOver the official week-long Chinese New Year, the country's tourism sector received 176 million people, who spent a combined 101.4 billion RMB ($16 billion USD), up 14.9 percent and 23.6 percent respectively from the year before. Year of the Dragon, 2012.
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China's Smartphone Market May Be Getting More CrowdedSina and Shanda are just the latest in a wave of Chinese internet firms aiming at entering the country's smartphone market with handsets. China is currently the world's largest smartphone market according to recent data.
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China's Successful Appliance Subsidy at an EndDuring 2011, appliance and electronic goods subsidies to farmers and rural residents resulted in the purchase of 103 million items valued at a combined 264.1 billion RMB ($41 billion USD), up 34.5 and 53.1 percent respectively y-o-y.
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Shanghai Mayor: Property Prices Too HighDuring a nearly 3 hour conference with journalists yesterday, the mayor of Shanghai, Han Zheng, discussed a host of new economic goals and initiatives for the city. Many of these initiatives touched upon the city's real estate market.
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Apple iPhone 4S Mainland China Release Draws Crowds, Raises TempersHundreds in Shanghai and Beijing waited overnight for the new Apple iPhone 4S, which went on sale in the mainland on Jan 13, 2012.
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Online Spending at Deal-of-the-Day Websites in China Skyrocketed in 2011Turnover from deal-of-the-day websites in China grew at a meteoric pace of 550 percent in 2011 to RMB 11 billion ($1.74 billion USD) according to recent statements from Tuan800.com, a website which collects group-buy offers in China
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Global Downturn Sparks Increased Chinese M&A Spending in 2011A total of 1,157 transactions were recorded during the past year – 110 of which were disclosed to be valued at a combined $28.1 billion - which involved Chinese companies purchasing stakes in foreign peers in 2010.
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China's Post-New Year Labor Shortage May Worsen in 2012Labor shortages in China's labor-intensive industries may worsen following 2012's Chinese New Year.
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40 Percent of China's Dairy Companies Left Industry in 2011China's dairy industry lost 426 companies, which make 40.4% of the industry, as the government cracks down on food safety, according to China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine.
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Slack Market Sends Land Auction Proceeds Flagging in 2011China's cooling real estate market is taking its toll on land auctions. Many of China's local governments use land auction proceeds to fund public works, develop infrastructure and finance payrolls.
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Chinese Automaker Geely Aims to Expand Entrance into Western EuropeChinese automaker Geely hopes to expand into Italian car market with online ordering. Geely is one of a series of Chinese auto manufacturers hoping to capture part of the European car market.
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China's Environmental Ministry: Funding Biggest Obstacle for Tighter Air Quality MonitoringAccording to China's Environmental Protection Ministry, 2 billion RMB needed to buy new air quality monitoring equipment.
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China's Slumping Real Estate Market Hits Agencies HardA sagging Chinese real estate market is taking its toll on real estate offices in Shanghai and Beijing.
