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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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"Tesla Motors Inc. will help Chinese buyers trade in their old cars if they buy a Model S, part of the automaker’s latest efforts to spur sales of its all-electric sedan in the world’s biggest vehicle market ..." 
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"Cosmetic surgery, pervasive in South Korea, is now the must-do activity for many Chinese visitors ..."
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"Next year, companies are expected to spend more money on digital advertising than on TV commercials in China ..."
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"The current smartwatch and fitness device space is stagnant. The offerings and the devices are a commoditized mess with companies competing for the same ..."
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"International companies are keeping a close eye on publishing in Asia and South Asia, including the latest rights trends and digital developments there ..." Via booqlab
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"During this year’s Singles Day sale, Alibaba chairman Jack Ma thanked China’s “family-impoverishing women” for unleashing their tremendous purchasing power ..."
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"More food and beverage chains in China are turning their attention to casual dining as this higher end of the market, which focuses more on service and customer experience, is seeing faster growth in ..."
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"Yesterday, Alibaba revealed its latest move towards the gaming space: a new social mobile gaming platform called KTplay. Created together with Beijing-based mobile game startup Yodo1, KTplay is a bit like a more robust version of Apple's Game Center ..."
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"China is now home to the world's fastest growing aviation industry. A 10 percent increase in air travel means 140 million more people in the air, which in turn means a steady supply of pilots, ..."
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"Both Chinese and American affluent consumers expect quality when considering luxury products, but exclusivity carries a much higher premium in China while price matters more for Americans, recent analysis has shown ..."
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"The research firm IDC predicts that 2015 will see an ever-faster shift to cloud, mobile, social and big data technologies. And China’s impact will “skyrocket” ..."
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"American companies such as Blue Nile, Northwest Cherry Growers and Costco are dipping their toes into the waters of e-commerce in China to learn what appeals to consumers in the world’s largest online marketplace ..."
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"Chinese retailers, trying to appeal to shoppers who prefer goods made overseas, choose brand names that sound foreign, even if they don’t make sense in a foreign language ..."
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"Western brands are learning a hard lesson as they dip their toes into Chinese e-commerce: There’s no shortcut into China ..."
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"A summary of common idioms and visual language found in Chinese smartphone apps ..."
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"Despite the slowdown in spending and the governments crackdown on luxury giving consumer confidence remains high ..."
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"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of having everything but daddy ..."
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"While there was plenty not to like about China’s web and tech realms in 2014, it was undoubtedly another year of major milestones and notable achievements ..."
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"When it comes to Chinese luxury consumers’ preferences, British brand heritage is a major selling point for labels hailing from the UK ..."
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"It will come as a surprise to many that the biggest online shopping day in the world is not Cyber Monday, but November 11 ..."
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"The naïveté of new Internet users, and an emphasis on bolstering the web’s growth, have left China’s more than 600 million Internet users vulnerable to cybercrime ..."
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