“The enemy always has problems of his own of which you are unaware”. I do not consider China the enemy of the USA, though there … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged China business, china development, china economics, chinese pollution | Leave a commentFrom the Business Insider, this really is cool, and a bit frightening. Â China’s rapidly aging population is not appreciated enough in the West for number … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china development, china economics, china population aging, India - China competition, world population | Leave a commentI have become ferociously bored with blogging of late. Part of it was summertime, with its combination of oppressive heat and other, more enticing diversions. … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, China business, china development, china economics, China Sourcing | 1 CommentFeeling lazy today. Sometimes the juices ain’t flowing. In no particular order: MSNBC – Clinton says world must respond to N. Korea Financial Times – … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China labor, china medical assembly, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination, chinese environmental policy, chinese pollution | Leave a commentThis analogy has a number of problems with it (like most analogies), but I got the point the first time I heard Mike Bellamy make … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China labor, china logistics, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination | Leave a commentIn less than a year I have gone from daily blogging to forcing myself to find something to write about once a week if that. … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, Andrea Martins, china assembly, China business, china development, china economics, China food, china medical assembly, China Sourcing, china trade, china travel, china vendor coordination, OverChina | Leave a commentIn my post the other day,”Eduscam?“, I pointed to the entirely anecdotal experiences I had recently with our college educated youth who haven’t a moment’s … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, china assembly, China business, china economics, china logistics, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, china vendor coordination | Leave a comment“The enemy always has problems of his own of which you are unaware.” – George C. Marshall Not that China is necessarily our enemy, but … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged American business environment, China business, china development, china economics, china trade, chinese environmental policy | Leave a commentDay 6 – Woke to steady rain after a fitful sleep. The Chinese believe in sleeping on hard beds, as it is supposed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged china assembly, China business, China business formation, china clean room, china development, china economics, China food, china logistics, china marketing, china medical assembly, China medical products, china packaging, china quality control, china shipping, China Sourcing, china trade, China trade shows, china travel, China VAT system, china vendor coordination, chinese pollution, Globalsources.com, intellectual property protection | 1 CommentIn my post yesterday, I wrote that China was not embracing “green” technologies…yet. This article in The Washington Post gives a good overview of the … Continue reading
Posted in Whit's China Business Blog | Tagged China business, china development, china economics, china trade | Leave a commentI suck at blogging. Â Dan Harris does it better. Â Renaud Anjoran does it better. Â Tom Lasseter does it better. Â If you have not already … Continue reading
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