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Starbucks Sees Future in the Boonies

on: February 13, 2006In: Consumer, This Week in ChinaTags: No Comments

Chief among the new tenants of Chengdu’s main commercial drag, Chunxi Lu, are Starbucks and Häagan-Dazs. I used to live in Chengdu, and I was pleased to see the place spruced up a... Read more

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The March of the RMB

on: February 13, 2006In: Economics & Trade, This Week in ChinaTags: No Comments

I see the RMB is continuing its slow appreciation, undercutting at glacial Chinese water torture speed the complaints of Western protectionists. I would expect it to leap another 2% at some... Read more

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