The UK Telegraph just reported that various governments in China will spend approximately US1.27 Trillion to stimulate its slowing economy with various public projects. That’s one whopper of an amount of stimulus……
Read MoreUntil this year, the Yuan had been steadily appreciating against the U.S. dollar. Since uncoupling in 2010 when it was 6.82 to 1, the Yuan had appreciated to 6.29 to 1. The…
Read MoreIn 1949, Mao Zedong and the communist took over China. Not long after, the U.S. government severed all ties with the China, which meant no importing from their nation. 23 years later,…
Read MoreA farmer in China has invented a turbine powered car. After the car reaches 40 MPH, a turbine on the nose of the car kicks in and powers it, up to 70…
Read MoreRecently, our president said that “If you’ve got a business, you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen.” The insinuation was that the government was “responsible” for the success of businesses…
Read MoreBy Zhizhou Zhu When I first came to America, John, a nice gentleman who was about 60ish picked me and my friend up from the airport. My friend and I felt quite…
Read MoreChina recently announced that they would allow the Yuan’s trading band to increase from .5% to 1%. This means that the Yuan can fluctuate as much as 1% in any one day…
Read MoreThe April Newsletter is up; you can read it here Here’s an excerpt: Of Beads and Streams Imagine: you get a quote from a Chinese manufacturer and place a P.O. Everything is…
Read MoreRecently, I met a young Chinese gentleman at a World Trade Center event. After trading emails for a month or so, he agreed to submit some articles for the blog. What he…
Read MoreIf your product is not one that can be patented, you still have several options in the form of trademarks to help protect your investment. You can: Trademark the name of your…
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