Another Brick in the Wall: Link Edition XIX
Anecdotatly it is hard to say what direction luxury is heading since it is such a large segment now. Government […]
Anecdotatly it is hard to say what direction luxury is heading since it is such a large segment now. Government […]
Another relatively slow news week. Big skillset mismatch with new college grads, sympathize with (unemployed) former students at the colleges
Slow news week, pretty bearish too. There are a few bright spots. Thanks to Larry M for sending in a
Shanghaiist recently did a must-read interview with Shaun Rein. I had the fortune of interviewing him for my book (see
Inbound tourists who stay overnight in China: 2010: 55.7 million (source) 2011: 57.6 million (source) 2012: 58 million (source) The
Mostly China-related links from the past couple of weeks. Thanks to those who sent them in, see Sinocism for more:
Consumer spending as a proportion of GDP: 33% in 2010. GDP total was $6.05 trillion (Xinhua) 37.7% in 2011. GDP
Yum! is the parent company of several large fast-food chains including KFC and Pizza Hut — both of which are
Nearly all China-related business news. Check out Sinocism for more (still too busy to re-curate them). Check out the first
China has been the largest vehicle market globally since it overtook the US in 2009. GM, which has a partnership
A few links regarding China. Read Sinocism for more (been too busy to peruse it). Thanks to James for some
A good friend of mine, Matt Garner (the same one mentioned throughout my book), has begun broadcasting his new Chinese
A few links regarding China. Read Sinocism for more (been too busy to peruse it). This past week was the
Last night I spoke with David Veksler (the founder of Crypt-A-Byte) about cryptocurrencies and cybersecurity. Below are some of the
[Note: below is Chapter 2 from Great Wall of Numbers] In the Spring of 2009, a young freshman named Cena
[Note: below is Chapter 5 from Great Wall of Numbers] Since Deng Xiaoping’s “Southern tour” in 1992, China has consistently