The growing China market has provided CIOs at multinational firms in this country a chance to really shine. And some of those CIOs are making the most of the opportunity.
As an emerging force in China’s PC market, netbook is expected to continue processing high end growth in 2009.
Aspiring Chinese enterprises may be able to seize opportunities that emerge from the economic crisis and elevate their position in global value chains, provided that the European and North American markets don’t suffer for too long.
China’s former maverick tycoon, Shi Yuzhu, is a changed man. A two-decade long roller coaster ride in China’s business landscape has transformed the one-time idealist into a pragmatic businessman.
Key changes to its supply chain management and product line design have given TCL a brand new edge in the battle for LCD TV market share.
LED has brought new opportunities to the lighting industry as well as newcomers such as Kingsun-a domestic company with a knack for quick thinking and innovation.
DQY insists on incremental organic growth by building its own production bases. By doing so, the company has avoided the fast growth - fast demise trap. And, as the entire industry falters, DQY is thriving.
China’s private businesses are often subject to the predicament of strategic expansion and rough management, mainly because of the immature state of the country’s new market economy.
Dairy giant Taizinai is in crisis. To blame are flawed decision making, blind expansion, and the personality of an all-powerful leader.
China’s chocolate makers are finally taught a lesson from ripping off another company’s fancy packaging.
As Coca-Cola and PepsiCo tangle for more market share, speculation continues over the next major acquisition target.
As rivals like Sony and Nikon catch up, Canon is seeking to expand its presence and dominance in China.
Fuya Paint enjoys high profit margins in a shallow paint market thanks to its persistent pursuit of advanced technologies and sensitivity to market demand.
See how multinationals manipulate prices in the face of rising costs.
A growing consumer trend in fashion accessories is leading Chinese manufacturers to transform into “accessory solutions providers”.
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