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'Go West' in China

China's Silk Road

The ancient Silk Road of western China never fails to enchant visitors with its irresistible charm. And members of the Chamber's recent mission to study business opportunities in western China were also in awe at the beauty and rich cultural heritage that Xian, Lanzhou, Dunhuang and Urumqi possess. It goes without saying that the scenic spots on the Silk Road are a must for anyone visiting the region. Full Story >>


The Courier 'e'-Volution

A little bit of time can make a big difference." "As sure as taking it there yourself." "We will be there." "You can count on us ... ."   Colossal marketing and corporate identity budgets have made the slogans of courier companies household phrases. It also means it is not uncommon to have several courier personal bumping into each other when delivering or picking up packages at offices. As such, competition is fever-pitch. Full Story >>

Q&A with Chamber Deputy Chairman Christopher Cheng

Christopher Cheng owns a handful of successful companies, from traditional manufacturing industries to the latest online applications services. Although the new economy does present businesses with new opportunities and challenges, he feels it by no means signifies the end of some old economy industries. Editor Malcolm Ainsworth caught up with Mr Cheng and asked him how he plans to use the new economy to strengthen his businesses. Full Story >>



Facilitating e-Commerce

Picture this: You run a promising business -- say, a small or mid-size factory making toys or some other product for an established "old-economy" market. Your customers like your products, and you see good prospects for your business. But you worry your "new economy" savvy competitors will steal your customers. Full Story >>

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Boom.com founder is putting personal financial services at the fingertips of ordinary citizens  Full Story >>

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