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Consumer and technological trends in China
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Of course technology plays a key role in the world’s (expected) largest consumer market!
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"E-commerce now represents 15.5% of total retail sales in the whole of China. China’s ecommerce market remains the largest and most lucrative in the world, with over 800 million Chinese now connected online and 350 million middle class consumers actively engaging in e-retail purchases, there is no denying the potential for international brands. The National …" 
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"China's booming bike-sharing industry is attracting users, venture capital and advertisers ..."
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"When it's sweltering in Shanghai, do as the locals do and settle down for a nap at Ikea – if you can find a free bed ..."
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"A puppy-shaped 3D purse, Chinese mask slippers, egg-tart shaped earrings and coin-featured silver rings, all these unusually artsy products can be found in HKTDC Design Gallery at Oriental Plaza Mall in Beijing ..."
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"Consumers there are finding convenience and security in using smartphones to pay. An estimated $5.5 trillion was spent through mobile platforms in 2016, about 50 times the amount in the U.S. ..."
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"Gao Hongbing, an Alibaba Group vice president, discussed counterfeits at the World Economic Forum's "Summer Davos" meeting in Dalian, China ..."
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"Nearly half the country has missed its five-year water quality targets, Greenpeace research shows – so what can be done about water pollution? ..."
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"Tiny weapon that can seriously hurt people is pulled from Trade Me ..."
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"In China, there's a tension between public status symbols and the need to feel protected, writes Tom Doctoroff, a senior partner at Prophet ..."
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"China remains the world’s biggest consumer of cigarettes, with an average 4,124 cigarettes smoked each year by adults in the country (11-12 per day) ..."
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"Long considered a pointless pursuit, companies are now turning to experts in the hope of understanding the roots of consumer behavior ..."
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"The world's fastest elevator that can operate at a record breaking speed of 1,260 metres per minute is set to been installed in a skyscraper complex building in China ..."
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"The number of Chinese tourists travelling overseas continues to rise but their spending on product shopping is declining as they seek out experiences instead, a new report says ..."
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"Aviva's chief digital officer says the company is making an 'ask it never tool' ..."
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"The following report is the second in a series entitled “The New Retail: Lessons from China for the West” produced as a collaboration between Alibaba Group and Boston Consulting Group ..."
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"The fashion brand has a strong digital presence in China already, but now Chinese shoppers can make purchases directly through its official online boutique ..."
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"Chinese drivers are already complaining about the use of high beam headlights of cars behind them so they thought of installing scary decals on their rear windows. High beam headlights can cause ...."
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"New study predicts consumers will be spending a staggering US$1.8 trillion yearly by 2021 on their daily essentials and lifestyles ..."
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"IN MOST of the world, the success of Apple’s “walled garden” of proprietary software has two elements. First, its attractive services: users tend to be addicted to its iTunes music shop and iBooks store ..."
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"Whether it's renewable energy investment, supercomputers, building megacities or mobile technology, China is spreading its wings and taking flight. Here are 10 facts about China today that might surprise you ..."
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"Wheelys tests a 24-hour store run entirely by technology ..."
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"Lately, there has been plenty of conversation in the field of chatbots and clearly there is a desire among us to see chatbots do great things. That grand vision goes as far as replacing applications …"
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"China’s technology sector is in a bubble – but not the kind that erases huge fortunes when it bursts. This bubble, imposed by the Chinese authorities in Beijing in the form of the censored, closed internet also known as the Great Firewall ..."
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