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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"Chinese microblogging site Weibo lit up Thursday after images purporting to show Apple's next-generation iOS 8 with new mobile versions of OS X's TextEdit and Preview apps — as well as the rumored new "Healthbook" ..." 
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"The move is widely seen as a way for users of the search engine to avoid official scrutiny of where they go online, reports the Washington Post ..."
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"Marketing campaigns that fit culturally have a greater chance of succeeding in China but they will also have to work on mobile according to a leading figure ..."
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"Our service lets small businesses test the Chinese market and understand consumer tastes before they make the big investment to enter China," said Weidenhamer, who's no stranger to the auction ..."
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"Attacks by patients on doctors in China are rising rapidly, with hospitals suffering an average of one violent attack every two weeks, according to state media ..."
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"The battle for China's 618 million Internet users is fraught with moral and logistical problems that have sent Twitter, Facebook and Google all packing in recent years ..."
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"LinkedIn has a new beta site in simplified Chinese ..."
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"Chinese city Shanghai has announced new rules for taxi-booking apps, which could affect Uber ..."
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"LinkedIn is pushing full-strength into China, with a new, Chinese-language service that hopes to attract as many of the country's 140 million professionals as possible ..."
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"Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is undertaking a fundamental review of its retail offer in China, where its performance has been flagging in recent years ..."
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"The city of Dongguan in southern China is the focus of a new, high-profile crackdown on the country's thriving sex industry ..."
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"China’s luxury consumers have been dissected and discussed time and again by global retail brands aiming to tap their growing spending power ..."
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"Japan's Nikon Corp has moved to allay consumer fears in China after being criticized on a closely watched consumer show that ..."
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'China’s state broadcaster will tomorrow evening air its annual consumer rights program, which last year included allegations that later led Volkswagen AG to recall 380,000 cars and Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook to issue a public apology to its Chinese customers ...'
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"The information age is to the human mind what the age of debauchery was to the human ..."
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"Phoenix Island is an artificial archipelago forming an island resort currently under construction in Sanya, Hainan Province, China ..."
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"In a further sign of the impact of the Chinese government's crackdown on luxury gift-giving, there is increasing evidence that consumers in China are shifting their attention to more affordable brands ..."
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"Social media conversation is like a topographic map and the Pew Research Center is creating intense, visually-rich “maps” or charts to show you how ..."
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"Chinese consumers are more likely than others to pay a premium for healthier products, while healthcare and nutrition ranks second amongst those categories in which they plan to spend more, according to a new study ..."
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"The pollution is threatening lives and crops ..."
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"Chinese electronics giant Huawei unveiled five new products at Mobile World Congress, including what it called the "world's first hybrid smart band" ..."
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"Language-learning platform Duolingo wants to be a game, which suits its next target: Asia ..."
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"Coca-Cola has a solution to our collective obsession with our smartphones that's even more innovative than Google Glass: giant, Coke-branded funnels over our heads ..."
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