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Consumer and technological trends in China
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"A Chinese firm will start researching and developing a magnetic levitation train that can run 600 km per hour, which would be faster than any other maglev train currently in operation ..." 
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"Shanghai is a city that’s as chaotic and as busy as you’d expect from a place with a population of nearly 25 million people ..."
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"The suitcase trade of baby formula from Australia to China is winding down after a customs crackdown. Import taxes to China have been raised on postal items, making daigou more expensive ..."
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"As their incomes rise, Chinese consumers are trading up and going beyond necessities ..."
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"Sheng nu refers to any urban, professional woman over the age of 27 who is still single ..."
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"Chinese tourists took four billion domestic trips in 2015, twice as many as in 2010 and many more than the 122 million trips abroad, the government said ..."
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"More Chinese companies are selling on U.S. websites, especially on Amazon, and Freshingstock was created to process their returns. ..."
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"The Tencent owned WeChat platform is the first step for luxury brands on the Chinese market WeChat The platform WeChat (Weixin微信in Chinese) was released in January 2011 by Tencent Holdings …"
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"Starbucks Corp. plans to increase its global tea business to $3 billion over the next five years as its starts selling its new line of tea drinks, known as Teavana, across the Asia Pacific region Monday following the products’ entry in China last week ..."
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"User research finds that tightly integrated services with simple and unified design make people use WeChat; mainly through traditional GUI interactions ..."
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"Major shifts in Chinese lifestyle – adoption of a more Western diet, increased TV time and decreases in bicycle ownership – contributed to the increase ..."
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"Some Chinese iPhone owners are giving their old models a makeover to look like the latest iPhone 7, rather than buying new - a trend that could dent Apple Inc's efforts to boost sales ..."
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"Australian brands are waking up to the daigou phenomenon that has seen private sellers shipping food, cosmetics and health products to China for resale online, with many spying an opportunity to build on this ..."
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I"n an effort to a facilitate faster, more efficient flow of information between doctors and patients, Chinese search engine Baidu is introducing Melody, an AI-powered conversational bot ..."
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"Selling online via Alibaba's Tmall Global, Macys' says it has attracted 300,000 fans ..."
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"Chatbots have swept the tech industry. But what is a chatbot and why should your business be paying attention? ..."
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"The Chinese currency has just entered a new phase in its journey to become more important to the world economy: Starting today, the yuan is officially a member of the International Monetary Fund's basket of global reserve currencies ..."
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"Nearly half of China is expected to travel during Golden Week, the week-long national holiday that starts tomorrow, including more than 5m people who will make an overseas trip, with retailers in popular destinations anticipating a boom in sales ..."
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"Brands looking to scale in China should prioritise scale over price in the beginning, says a senior executive at QQ Music, Tencent's music streaming arm ..."
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"If ever there was a sure bet, it's the health and fitness boom in China. The middle classes are growing and they have plenty of disposable money to spend. The government predicts fitness and sports business will be worth $800 billion by 2025 ..."
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"This article is for Marketers that want to learn more about the Digital marketing in China. You will find the top 10 trends in Digital marketing that you should know …"
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"A great Chinese brand name should never be 'the icing on the cake', but is instead key to an international brand's Chinese success, an industry figure has cautioned ..."
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"It’s a blurry memory now, all of it. The plastic Minnie Mouse beckoning from inside the thick glass store windows, the black-and-white film wrapping the exterior of the shop. Mickey, in ..."
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