While there is a plethora of bearish news there may be opportunities for real-estate agents in the US (and elsewhere) […]

If you’re an experienced bond manager perhaps you may find new opportunities in Shandong and Jiangsu (see the last link). 

A bit of bearish news in the media this week, lots of challenges for sure.  Thanks to Michael and Sinocism

A few notes of interest: if you have a bit of experience in the telecom industry firms like Huawei and

It would be interesting to see if Google penalized the last link edition for the Roman numerals that just so

Midway in pursuing my grad studies years ago, a friend of mine, Michael Ewens, convinced me to switch from Bloglines

Two areas of potential opportunity mentioned in the links: if you are an expert or veteran of the food and

Analysts are still sorting through the interbank lending costs that are putting a squeeze on all debtors, especially “wealth management

A good friend of mine, Eric Meng, recently launched a new site targeting a specific niche: China Law for Expats.

Lots of bearish news right now but there are a couple of opportunities such as selling real-estate to Chinese buyers

Perhaps the biggest story that I have come across this past week is the newly unveiled plan to move 250

Another cornucopia of links, mostly China-related.  I wonder if encryption usage will become more prevalent by companies and individuals?  Maybe

A smorgasbord of China-related links.  Xi and Obama are meeting out in Sunnylands right now (good VF article covering Sunnylands

While Iron Man 3 did quite well in Chinese theaters (earning $100 million this past month in this market segment

Despite the political issues and bilateral hacking, there is an ever growing amount of trade between the US and China. 

Upcoming political meetings between Xi and Obama, relatively slow news other than that.  Some of the links are from Sinocism.

With a goal of attracting 500,000 foreign students annually by 2020, the mid-way point has now been crossed.   According to

A number of stories from a variety of segments.  Several are from Sinocism. Where Art Meets Luxury Shopping from The

Last year alone, Chinese movie studios (nearly all of which are state-owned) produced more than 200 anti-Japanese films.  Why?  Because

Big mix of links today.  Certainly wouldn’t want to be a new college grad in China without awesome guanxi. Recent