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  • China to become AP’s biggest IT consumer (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    China will soon surpass Japan to be the biggest consumer of IT products and services in the Asia-Pacific region.


  • Irish firm to promote China’s technology worldwide (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    Irish company Mainstream Renewable Power on Friday announced plans to create a “China strategy unit” within the firm.


  • C Expo boosts optimism amid FDI concerns (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    The seventh Central China Expo, an important contract-signing and investment event for Central China, started Friday in Hunan province.


  • Gansu builds world’s largest yak dairy production center (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    Construction on the world’s biggest yak dairy production base began on Friday in northwest China’s Gansu province.


  • PwC positive about development in China (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    Chairman of global consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, said Friday that the firm will continue to expand its business in China.


  • China releases IPR protection agenda (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    The General Office of the State Council on Friday released a work agenda concerning the protection of intellectual property rights.


  • China to fix copyright law draft amendment (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    The National Copyright Administration will revise a draft amendment to China’s copyright law that has stirred controversy.


  • Cambodian, Chinese firms sign co-op MOUs (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    Cambodian and Chinese firms signed memorandums on cooperation on agriculture, mineral resources, food, garment, and electronic products.


  • Sichuan Airlines opens new Vancouver route (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    China’s Sichuan Airlines announced on Friday it will start flying a new route into Vancouver three times weekly from June 22.


  • Aging populace gives birth to growing market (Publish: May 19, 2012)
    China, with the world’s largest aged population, attracted more and more overseas companies selling products for the elderly.

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      China’s markets have great potential and lots of uncertainties as well. The huge markets are very attractive to the wandering enterprises outside of China. In the mean time, there are unpredictable risks in those immature markets. After more than thrity years of exploration in market economy, China’s merchandise and service markets are experiencing unprecedented developments and changes, which are hard to infer with an authoritative model since there have never been such changes happened in other countries ever before. Besides, low transparency of China’s market policies, imperfection of rules and regulations, inaccuracy of statistical figures, and plenty of market loopholes cause difficulties for enterprises to make decisions.

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