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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Wal-Mart's tiny warehouse in eastern Shanghai doesn't look like much. But it's a key part of the company's strategy to win over grocery customers in China who are fast heading online. 
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"Chinese tech firm Baidu has unveiled an ambitious plan to allow driverless vehicles to move freely around an entire city ..."
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"China's Generation Y can be contradictory, the outcome of growing up in a controlled environment and coming to adulthood in an open and fast-changing world, according to a study that argues marketers have to think outside of demographics and aim toward specific motivations ..."
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"Sales tactics at city’s gyms have come under fire for misleading and intimidating customers ..."
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""China's tech giants have benefited from the country's huge population, rapid economic growth and in some cases government restrictions on foreign competitors ..."
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"The largest retail store owned and operated by Danish toy giant Lego S/A officially opened at Shanghai Disney Resort on Wendesday ..."
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"Fashion brands from South Korea, China and Japan are becoming serious rivals of their Western peers as Asian consumers become increasingly confident in their own style and take pride ..."
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"For those of you new to Tmall, Alibaba's B2C marketplace, I thought I'd write a brief introduction ..."
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"Luxury brands targeting Chinese consumers are having to reassess their pricing strategies and product mix according to new research which indicates these shoppers are becoming increasingly shrewd in their buying habits ..."
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"Love him or hate him, Kobe Bryant is a legend. In China, they mostly love him—he's made a concerted effort, with Nike, to reach out to his Chinese fans over the past decade. And the Chinese have responded with adulation all but unmatched for American sports stars ..."
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"Young Chinese people are developing an appetite for affordable foreign brands even as fine jewelry reigns supreme ..."
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"Shanghai Disneyland's lofty 196-foot-tall castle and resort buildings can be seen undergoing their final stages of construction in images taken yesterday, as tickets sell out online for the June 16 opening day ..."
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"Affluent Chinese millennials travelling abroad are becoming increasingly "picky" and expect a combination of personalisation and digital service from the hospitality brands they encounter, according to a new report ..."
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"Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi officially unveiled its first drone today, ending a week of teasers about it, and the low price of the product might bring some serious competition to the space ..."
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"Visitors to a Pizza Hut in Asia will soon be able to place an order, ask about nutritional info and pay for their meal without even speaking to a member of staff, or at least a human one ..."
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"Starbucks will open its first international Starbucks Roastery and Reserve Tasting Room next year in Shanghai, twice as large as the Seattle original ..."
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"A Chinese startup is planning to release a flexible smartphone using graphene technology in 2016, and it will cost quite a bit ..."
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"The country’s population is aging and shrinking. That means big consequences for its economy—and America’s global standing ..."
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"China is still, in many ways, a mystery to Western brands ..."
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"China's fast-developing mobile commerce industry is estimated to dwarf that of the U.S., so CNN set out to see how far a phone would go in Beijing ..."
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"What can a billionaire’s daughter do to fulfill her childhood dream of becoming "daddy's boss?" Sell used designer handbags online -- for as much as 20,000 U.S. dollars a pop ..."
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"Customers of Chinese car-hailing service Didi can now order Lyft cars through the Didi app when they are visiting the U.S. ..."
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"The eyes of the world are on the Chinese consumer. Cooling economic growth, a depreciating currency, and a gyrating stock market are making political and business ..."
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"Supporters say it's an important cultural event, but opponents say it's a black spot on the country's international reputation ..."
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