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Anbang Adds $1 Billion Korean Company to its Conquests

Anbang Adds $1 Billion Korean Company to its Conquests

By Ellen Huber China’s state-owned Anbang Insurance Group Co. Ltd. has signed a memorandum of understanding to acquire a 57.5 percent stake in South Korea’s Tong Yang Life Insurance Co. for about 1.1 trillion Korean Won ($1.01 billion), according to Reuters. Anbang is reported to be purchasing the majority stake from South Korean private equity […]

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The Power Behind China’s Nuclear Ambitions

The Power Behind China’s Nuclear Ambitions

By Lauren Dodillet In September 2014, China announced its intention to become a world nuclear power, just two months before agreeing to a groundbreaking climate change deal with the United States. If that deal—which calls for China to increase non-fossil fuel energy from 10 to 20 percent of its energy mix by 2030—is to go […]

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China’s Citic Makes Historic $10 Billion Deal

China’s Citic Makes Historic $10 Billion Deal

By Lauren Dodillet  Chinese state-owned investment company Citic Group announced that it will sell a 20 percent stake in its Hong-Kong based subsidiary Citic Ltd. to CT Bright—the 50-50 joint venture of Japanese Itochu Corporation and Thai Charoen Pokphand Group Company Ltd.—for $10 billion, according to the New York Times. Approval of the deal remains […]

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Opportunities and Challenges in China’s Electric Vehicle Market

Opportunities and Challenges in China’s Electric Vehicle Market

By Nick Marro, Hengrui Liu, and Yu Yan When the Tesla Model S debuted in China in April 2014, the country was embroiled in a heated debate over how to balance economic growth and environmental protection. Taking advantage of the national discussion—and China’s luxury goods consumers—Tesla successfully promoted its low-emission vehicles in the Chinese market, […]

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Designing for China

Designing for China

How to protect your intellectual propertywhen setting up a factory in ChinaWhen Bruce Mitchell arrived in China in 2003, he had one mission: expand the global supply chain for Pittsburgh-based Spang & Company, a precision electronics engineering firm. After realizing that a joint venture with a Chinese company wasn’t going to work, Mitchell and his team decided they needed to establish their own wholly-foreign owned foreign enterprise.  But this was his first time setting up any sort of operatio

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Merger of China’s Two Largest Rail Companies Forms $26 Billion Firm

Merger of China’s Two Largest Rail Companies Forms $26 Billion Firm

By Lauren Dodillet  State-owned China CNR Corporation Limited (CNR) and China South Locomotive & Rolling Stock Corporation Limited (CSR) announced in a joint statement on December 30, 2014 that they will merge to form a single company—China Railway Stock Corp. (CRRC)—valued at $26 billion. CSR will purchase shares from CNR shareholders on the Shanghai and […]

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The Glass Ceiling in China: Is it Getting Thinner or Thicker?

The Glass Ceiling in China: Is it Getting Thinner or Thicker?

What does the prominence of successful businesswomen, despite pressure from society and family, say about the glass ceiling in China? By Bennett Voyles Family pressures and workplace biases mean that women in China have only a one-in-15 chance of reaching a company’s highest management levels, according to a recent survey by Bain & Company. But […]

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Air China Buys 60 Boeing 737s for $6 billion

Air China Buys 60 Boeing 737s for $6 billion

By Lauren Dodillet  A Boeing Company press release announced today that Air China Ltd. ordered 60 Boeing 737 and 737 Max aircrafts. The purchase is valued at over $6 billion, but with large-order discounts, Bloomberg reports that Air China will pay less than $5.9 billion. The aircrafts, to be delivered between 2016 and 2020, will […]

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Chinese Nuclear Group Strikes Wind Farm Deal in the UK

Chinese Nuclear Group Strikes Wind Farm Deal in the UK

By Lauren Dodillet  China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) struck a deal with French utility company Électricité de France (EDF) earlier this week to pay more than $150 million for an 80 percent share in three of EDF’s UK wind farms. The Financial Times reports that EDF will retain a 20 percent stake, and continue […]

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