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Silicon Dragon: How China Is Winning the Tech Race

11 reviews
Rebecca Fannin

McGraw-Hill, 2008

Required Reading
Increasing numbers of Western observers, not to mention the Chinese themselves, are coming to realize that Chinese models of innovation and management may eventually drive competitive advantage beyond the home court. It's old news that China has the lead in manufacturing, but what about technology? More specifically, growing technology-based businesses to scale has been the trump card of the ...

Any Body for Tea? An adaptation in one-act of Bull in a China Shop
C.B. Gilford

Baker's Plays, Boston, Mass, 1963

24 pages, small paperback play

A Bull in China: Investing Profitably in the World's Greatest Market

35 reviews
Jim Rogers

Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2008

own commodities, hold positions in the yuan and profit from Chinese growth companies
1. The Chinese saving and investment rate exceeds 35 percent among its 1.3 billion people. 2. There is room for upward growth in Chinese industry, including power and energy, tourism and media, agriculture, infrastructure, and high tech. 3. American Depositary Receipts is a way for Americans to invest in China. 4. Changes in regulation, reduction of tariffs, and the promise of greater ...

8W8 - Global Space Tribes

3 reviews

8W8 ventures inc., 2007

Crash course on Web 3
Wow! For someone like me who could never get into technical articles and books about the Internet, Ralf Hirt's 8W8 Global Space Tribes is as refreshing as a cool breeze in Death Valley. I found myself thinking I was one of the characters in the novel waking up in EA-RA and sitting down for breakfast wondering what new insights, digital or otherwise, waited to be revealed to me that day. It ...

Bill in a China Shop

8 reviews
Katie McAllaster Weaver

Bloomsbury USA Children's Books, 2005

Adorable New Children's Book That the Whole Family Will Love
Bill is not your average bull, for instead of being rough and tumble, Bill is a sensitive soul who has a marvelous collection of china cups. However, Bill doesn't do well when he's around fragile items, so when he begins browsing antique and china shops, searching for one more perfect cup, he is plagued by one very big problem: getting in the front door. For most china shops don't allow bulls ...

A Bull in a China Shop (Superphonics Green Storybooks)
Gill Munton, Guy Parker-Rees

Hodder Children's Books, 2002

Bull in a China shop: making fiction at the archives.(Gazette)(writer Margaret Sweatman)(Speech): An article ...
Margaret Sweatman

Thomson Gale, 2007

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