Pushed by higher costs, some Chinese companies are climbing the technology ladder and creating substitutes for imports.
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11 Sep 2014
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Pushed by higher costs, some Chinese companies are climbing the technology ladder and creating substitutes for imports.
A raft of rising costs is forcing exporters to pass on higher prices to buyers – a trend that is set to redraw the map of world trade.
Rapid improvements in technology and brand values by Chinese companies are winning recognition from around the world, boosting the value added content of Chinese exports and creating healthier margins for some leading Chinese companies.
Google’s defiance of Beijing has the potential to put ties with the US into the deep freeze.
BDA China chairman Duncan Clark cuts through the hype surrounding the long-awaited launch of 3G mobile technology in China.
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