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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"Poodles in pink dresses, Pekinese wearing blouses, a Pomeranian in trainers and a raincoat – Shanghai’s sidewalks can sometimes seem like fashion catwalks gone to the dogs ..." 
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"American Express Co, the largest credit-card issuer by purchases, is seeking to extend its service to young affluent consumers in China, hoping to tap into their purchasing potential in outbound tourism and cross-border online shopping ..."
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"In 2017, China’s economic miracle has been well documented. The nation with its 1.4 billion strong population and increasing levels of wealth has become renowned as the most lucrative potential market for businesses and services on the planet ..."
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"The Chinese people are using mobile phones to do so many things that go beyond their original functions, a Mexican academic who once lived in Shanghai has found ..."
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"China has launched new technology to help citizens cross the road accordingly - by using face recognition to capture any offenders and showing it on a screen. It was installed on April 15 ..."
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"Airbnb is apparently 'doubling down' on China by relaunching the company with a new Chinese brand name (ài bi yíng) and increasing headcount in the country ..."
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"Tata Global Beverages has entered a tie-up with Alibaba Group Holding to sell Tetley tea bags through the latter’s TMall online retail channel ..."
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"If negotiations go through, Google Scholar may be search giant’s first service to re-enter world’s biggest internet market, Chinese lawmaker reveals ..."
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"The protection mechanism for posting negative reviews should be improved to prevent customers from suffering any retaliation for leaving unfavorable reviews ..."
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"US brands face a mixed reaction in China, as consumers react to the presidency of Donald Trump and his threat to impose tariffs on imports from that country, new research reveals ..."
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"After just two years since they were launched, 4G networks now account for almost 6-in-10 (59%) of all mobile subscribers in mainland China, a leading telecoms analyst has revealed ..."
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"Consumers in China, the world’s most populous country, now have both the means and the technology to buy goods from overseas. The middle class is swelling – and looking to western countries including the UK and US, to buy everything ..."
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"The country is the world's largest producer and consumer of tobacco ..."
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"Close to 7.3m Chinese tourists are projected to travel to the US between now and 2021 indicating a huge rise in international travel and expenditure from a nation still growing it’s GDP by 7% year on year. The $360 million outbound Chinese tourist industry represents huge potential for savvy businesses in this sector. The announcement …"
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"Mobile devices are revolutionizing shopping in China and brands that embrace mobility as a primary marketing platform could potentially double or triple their sales in the short and medium term, according to research by creative and digital communications agency Draftfcb China ..."
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"China's sports boom embraces everything from running to tennis, with entrepreneurs both large and small, local and foreign exploring ways to cash in ..."
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"As spring flowers blossom, Urumqi's International Grand Bazaar opened to tourists visiting Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region ..."
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"Besides Weibo, social media such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Flickr and professional trip service providers TripAdvisor and its Chinese counterpart Mafengwo has a growing impact on food and tourism industries ..."
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"Tencent, the technology giant that owns messaging app WeChat, has become the first Chinese brand to be valued at more than $100bn, according to a new study ..."
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"US sports giant Nike has become the latest foreign brand to be named and shamed in an annual consumer investigation show in China, its second biggest market ..."
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"The online shopping spree for imported goods is spreading to lower-tier cities in mainland China as younger consumers emerge as the main force for the upper end of retail consumption, according to an industry ..."
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"Luxury international automakers are increasingly turning to Alibaba's Tmall online marketplace to drive sales to China's digitally savvy consumers, according to a new report ..."
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"A recent news report on the battery fire of a Xiaomi smartphone caught my attention, because, as one among the millions of Xiaomi users, I should have concerns about my own safety ..."
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