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    China and Starbucks

    Abstract The following report will discuss the impact of Starbucks initiative to capitalize their brand of coffee on China, which is rich in history of being tea drinking country. China has a massive consumer market with a population of around 1.3 billion (Hawkins, 2010). The culture of the Chinese has a strong tradition of consuming tea, as it is still the number one beverage in China which the Chinese have enjoyed tea for millennia (Hawkins, 2010). The first topic that will be discussed is to determine

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    Huzhou Cultural Tourism

    Huzhou. [Historically] The typical subtropical monsoon climate brings Huzhou a pleasant living environment. The four clear seasons nourish various kinds of plants here. The Bamboo Exposition Garden (竹博园) in Anji County, which is the biggest one in China with complete kinds could be an example.

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    Google China

    internet search engines.1 China, a developing nation2, has flourished as a global web user. Internet users grew from 23 million in 2000 to 103 million in 2005, an increase of 447% in just five years. See Exhibit 1. Introduction Tom MacLean, Google’s director of International Business, saw an opportunity to invest in the Chinese Market 3, and then subsequently moved forward with Google China. We believe that the major driver for the development of Google China was revenue and growth. When

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    Classic Chinese Can Be Fun Too?!

    Have you ever had difficulties in reading the classical Chinese literature? Classical Chinese literature is written in an ancient form of language that is very different from nowadays colloquial Chinese. It refers to the earliest period and covers works from three thousand years ago to the late Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911). Moreover, it has intimate relation with Chinese culture because if we want to further familiarize with the Chinese culture, we at least need to acquire advanced classical

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    Doctor Narrative

    prove their abilities. Their contributions are being unrecognized by the society and families. China has the competitive advantage benefits other consumerist countries like the United States because of their crowded labor force, in one estimated claims that “products made in China have saved the average American family $500 a year.” With the China Price, China’s “share had grown to 12.1 percent, making China the world’s third-largest producer

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    Internation Business Opportunity for Garson

    possibilities of expanding business in China. The report includes the analysis of the existing automobile accessories market in China, and the country analysis from different perspectives is used to see if China is a good environment to expand the business in it. It is then recommended with the internationalization process, market entry strategy, human resources management strategy in investing in China. All the analysis can help GARSON to confirm its move to investing in China as its 2nd country for business

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    Chocolate China

    Foreword to the report  Currently, Chinas chocolate market, industry competition is lower, less competitive products, development potential.   The worlds top 20 heavyweight chocolate companies have all entered China, supermarkets imported or joint venture can be seen as many as more than 70 brands of chocolate, imported chocolate brands continue to join the acceleration of Chinas chocolate market to international competition, the process of evolution . 2006-2007 Chinese chocolate rising trend of

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    Hong Kong Disneyland

    1. Learning from its mistakes with Disneyland Resort Paris, Disney paid special attention to cultural issues pertaining to Hong Kong Disneyland (HKD). Feng shui was consulted for advice on the park layout and design. The Chinese people were also very superstitious so that the 4th floor (4 sounding like death in the Chinese language) was skipped in hotels and one of the main ballrooms measured 888 square meters (8 being an auspicious number). Employees spoke English, Cantonese, and Mandarin so that

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    Chinese Currency Game

    China is under pressure from US to devalue its currency. US believes that due to low value of Chinese Yuan, china is more competitive in exports vis-à-vis US and hence large trade deficits are leading to job losses in the US. However Chinese government claims China is a sovereign nation has the right to manage its currency and the low value of Yuan is actually helping US manage its budget deficit and by buying US treasury bills it was preventing the rise of US interest rates . Moreover many countries

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    Second Generation from a Chinese Point of View

    to gain higher wages jobs within America which would help support their families who were struggling to survive in China. According to Hubert Howe Bancroft, in 1848, the Chinese immigrants came to California for the opportunity to obtain gold from the Gold Rush (32). The Chinese immigrants had not planned to stay in America, but were there only to obtain enough gold to buy land in China for their families. The Caucasians, who were already living in America, were cruel to the Chinese foreigners. Some

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