WSJ reports:
Nearly nine out of 10 Chinese children aged 5 and 6 can identify at least one cigarette brand, and roughly one out of five say they expect to smoke when they grow up.
Aggregated China Business Blogs
WSJ reports:
Nearly nine out of 10 Chinese children aged 5 and 6 can identify at least one cigarette brand, and roughly one out of five say they expect to smoke when they grow up.
GSK drops sales rep targets after scandal
To build a new pattern of low-carbon economy, China should speed up the top-level planning and design of green development
Legs fall off China’s hairy crab industry
ADB report says robots will promote, not destroy, employment
The Global Consequences of Russia’s Isolation
HK start-ups tap ‘micro-living’ demand
Australian miners hit by China steel output cuts
China civil rights lawyer hits at US ‘smears’
Qihoo 360 Gains Control Of MediaV
Beijing reacts cautiously to Trump triumph