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Consumer and technological trends in China
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"Facial skin care is the men's grooming category that is experiencing the most dynamic growth, with beauty products for men quickly rising in popularity ..." 
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"Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has agreed to invest US$1.25 billion in Chinese online food delivery service Ele.me, leading business weekly Caixin reported on Friday ..."
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"Marks & Spencer Plc, the British clothing and food retailer, opened its first flagship store in Beijing on Friday as part of its strategy to increase its presence in large cities in China ..."
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"Chinese New Year is the largest human migration on the planet, and research indicates that more Chinese millennials are looking abroad for the February holiday season as the popularity of international travel booms ..."
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"Mead Johnson Nutrition, which makes the baby formula Enfamil, generates nearly a third of its overall sales from China. Wall Street is betting that more babies equal bigger sales and profits. The stock is rallying ..."
Brent Goodrich's curator insight,
December 14, 2015 11:48 AM
China is seeing growth in its baby products as a result of the ending for the one-child policy. This a change in pace as China is unprepared for the influx of babies that it could have. China has also had problems with its internally made baby products. This opens China to internationally made baby products. This prob won't hurt the economy but it could continue the slowdown as Chinese families spend more on imported goods.
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"After Google pulled its services out of the country nearly 5 years ago, it looks as though Google and China are finally ready to mend their troubled history and bury the hatchet ..."
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"As the People's Republic strains to reinvent its economy, other nations hold their breath -- expect a long, hard road ..."
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"Hundreds of millions of people in China jump onto the web and buy billions of dollars worth of stuff. This comic explains what's going on ..."
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"Children brands, auto industry and property sector are all looking to cash in on the expected population increase ..."
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"Within the next ten to twenty years there will be 500m middle class consumers in China, according to Jack Ma, and there will be huge opportunities for smaller Western brands to gain a foothold in this market ..."
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"China’s most popular mobile messaging app offers a range of booking and buying services to leave rival WhatsApp trailing in its wake, but it isn’t resting on its laurels just yet ..."
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January 10, 2016 6:45 AM
WeChat trends to expect in 2016: virtual reality, more ads, global expansion of Tencent app’s wallet function http://goo.gl/H3cZEK
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"In major cities across East Asia, downtrodden people with no better place to sleep have made 24-hour McDonald’s restaurants their overnight home ..."
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"Popular South Korean cosmetic products like cushion foundation, facial masks and other food and consumer products are going to be cheaper and more widely available in China ..."
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"After a decade of aggressive expansion in China, international luxury brands shrink their physical presence and branch out into restaurants, cafes and even beauty salons ..."
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"The Chinese Internet giant said the deal was fueled by a desire to improve China’s image and offer an alternative to the biased lens of Western news outlets ..."
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"The days of easy growth are over in China. The game has gotten trickier precisely because China's consumers have gotten savvier ..."
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"Levi Strauss and other global brands are revamping operations in China as automation and employee perks take on importance ..."
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"The director of 'Go Fighting!,' a Chinese show similar to MBC's popular 'Infinity Challenge,' ..."
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'China's decision to end its one-child policy creates a potentially bigger market for child-related brands, but there will be no sudden explosion in numbers and parents will be sceptical about brands' motivations, industry figures have suggested ..."
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"The makers of China's national liquor and world's most-consumed hard liquor, baijiu, are fighting to make it a fixture in U.S. bars ..."
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"China is to scrap its one-child policy, first implemented in 1979, according to reports from the state-run new agency Xinhua ..."
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